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Anthro Artist | Registered: Jan 28, 2012 04:17

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My awesome icon was made by my bestest friend  Lazerthehyena :3



I usually go by Sheep or Sheepie, but SleepieSheep, SydneySheep, or even just Sydney is cool too :3



~~~~~~~~~~About this Sheepie Sheep~~~~~~~~~~



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I haven't participated in the  conbadgeexchange in a while, but it has been great fun and practice so far :D I recommend it if you are looking to practice and you get art in exchange!



~~~ I SUPPORT these groups, not because I belong to them, but because I support those who do ~~~



   



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Age: 26

Height: 5ft 4in

Weight: [BBW]

Sex: Female

Orientation: unsure. I like people? Furries? Some animals, idk

Gender: comes and goes (male/female/neither)

Location: South East Georgia

Status: Dating a sexy man :3

SONA: *Sydney the Suffolk Sheep*



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Hey there! I am an artist. I like traditional sketching most, but I do other traditional artwork and am practicing my digital artwork. I like meeting new people, and making friends.



I am physically a woman, but I do have a fluid gender, so sometimes I feel male, female, or neither. Use male, female or gender neutral pronouns :D All are fine with me!



Another thing: I sometimes feel/act cubby, but I AM NOT ASHAMED nor will I act awkward about it around others. It is what it is. I am very respectful of others feelings toward this.



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**COMMISSIONS ARE CLOSED** ~ I am not open for commissions currently

**TRADES ARE A MAYBE** ~ Send me a note if interested. Your Art Skill doesn't matter, as long as you try :3

*REQUESTS ARE CLOSED ~ Unless I offer them in a note, please do not ask. Thanks! 



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Shiny Artist Alley Sign: FWA 2016

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Featured Journal

Back Surgery and Recovery!

9 years ago

Dearest Fur Friends,
Friday January 8th I underwent back surgery for a severely herniated disk. It's not something doctors want to preform on a 24 year old, and it's certainly not what I imagined I'd be doing in 2016 but the disk was pressing on nerve roots on both sides of my spine, causing severe pain, and running the risk of permanent damage, even the loss of moving my legs. I've really kept it to myself since I'm not one to share such business or fish for attention, but I know some friends and family have had questions.

I've had pain come and go for about 6 months, but never did I think a herniated disk was the cause. In the last month I have faced some of the worst physical pain I have ever experienced in my life. After an x-ray, trying different medications, and finally and MRI, the source of my excruciating pain was discovered. I've met with a neurosurgeon twice, and he decided surgery was the nescessary route. He said it really was an emergency situation and he was even surprised I was walking at all. I guess I'm tougher than I realized. I've dealt with a lot in the last 6 months.

I went to University Hospital in Augusta that morning at 9:00 a.m. to get checked in. My surgery was scheduled for 11:00 a.m, but was actually moved up a little bit since they were done with the surgery before mine a little early.

All of my back, hip, and leg pain is gone! I just have some soreness as to be expected, where the incision is. I only spent one night in the hospital and I even walked, with the help of a walker only hours after surgery!

I have a follow up appointment January 19th to find out how long I have to use a walker and how long I will be out of work. I've already been out of work for about a month, and if it wasn't for my parents' and my mate's generosity and help I would be struggling much harder than I am money wise.

Keep me in your thoughts, fellow furry friends as I make it down this long road of recovery.