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JamieR@toot.wales
<p>Based in South Wales, I make furniture stuff, either from scratch, or repurposed. All the wood used in my furniture is either recycled, or sustainable, as are most of the other materials used. However, I do like using modern tech within the design & build, such as my 3D printer and laser engraver. Also love using my dad’s, and my grandad’s traditional woodworking tools! Proud ally to all the queer community, starting with my beautiful trans daughter. Part of the fabulous Trans Rescue team.</p>
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@cassolotl I can’t really answer the main question, sorry, but I can tell you that I stopped wearing earrings about 20 years ago. For various reasons (definitely not a mid-life crisis when I hit 50 😀) I decided to start wearing a small trans ally earring - most of the hole was still there, just a tiny bit of resistance as it reached the back. My point is … you’re not alone in that they don’t really heal after many years.