Coby

And action!

Okay, guys, so...

You've gotta edit this one... Oh.

Mm-hmm.

Uhh!

I feel so stupid talking to something while you're in here.

It's not bad. I'm just saying, like, it's nothing here, so I'm, like, talking to myself.

You're just making more shit for you to edit. I know.

Okay. So...

You're making me nervous. Look at me, I'm blushing.

You are blushing. Mm-hmm.

Okay, so, I have a funny story to tell.

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Dr. Anderson, Dr. Stehouwer, you have Dr. Burgess on the phone.

Hi, um, Amy, one-month-old boy here.

He's an ex-34-weeker, he's a twin.

Um, presents with what sounds like an all T.

Mom had laid him down for nap.

Um, went to check on him about 5:00 p.m.

Noticed his head was jerking.

He seemed to be choking, having difficulty breathing.

1.1 milligrams. Right.

All right.

He's still seizing. Hurry it up.

Okay. All right, all right.

I like it, I like it.

All right.

Yeah, it looks good.

3.3. 3.3 x 11.

Can you start it there? Yeah, just getting it out.

I'm gonna put them all right here. All right.

We have them all out.

Here's a half a dose. Okay.

Hold another half. Okay.

Another half. All right.

21-59. Clear that.

All right. All right, buddy.

Good morning. Good morning.

Hi. You guys run all night?

Yeah, we got out late. Had a long trip.

Really? Where to?

Pontiac.

Oh, my God. Of course.

Oh, my God.

Well, I'm running late too. Um... Oh, shoot, here comes somebody.

All right. The birds just need fresh food.

I fed the dogs, they've been out.

Um, the fire's good though. Okay.

You may need to push the damper in a little bit.

Okay. It wasn't burning really well.

Sounds good. I'll see you, basically...

Later. Bye. Tonight. Later.

Love you. Love you too.

Good morning, good morning, good morning.

Good morning.

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I had an interesting thought the other day.

I'm not quite sure where it came from,

but, um, I'm really into dreams,

not like interpreting dreams,

but I... I find them really fascinating...

and can vividly remember most of my dreams

and have some control over them.

Um...

I thought it was interesting that I'm starting to have dreams

where I am either male or transgendered in my dreams.

Um, I find myself being really exposed

but also having had top surgery,

and going by my male name

and it's kinda interesting

to see the change, in my thoughts even.

Um, obviously, if I'm dreaming about it,

it's something consciously in my brain,

and it's actually changing and making an effect,

which I thought was really interesting.

Um, I don't know. Some of you might think I'm crazy for that,

but I thought it was pretty fascinating

that my body is beginning to recognize itself

in its subconscious?

I'm sure I tried to treat her more like a girl.

Oh, ho, ho. Here's an example.

One time I was talking to the mother of that little boy

that she played with all the time, Valerie,

and I said... At 12. She was 12.

And I said, "Boy, Valerie,

there's never gonna be a boy for this one, a guy for this one."

I... I mean it was like right there, right in front of my face.

But I didn't realize the truth of it, you know, what I saw.

We had... You know, there's a lot gone in my head,

probably pushed out on purpose, cause I was here all the time.

I was working all the time. Cooking, cleaning, working with the kids.

In the house, out of the house, making appointments, you know.

Busy, busy. Um...

Yeah, we ha... I think we had a difficult relationship.

But I don't know how to describe it.

I remember she and her brother would get into these fights,

and I had to develop a way...

I mean she'd get really, really angry.

And I think we saw the roots of some of the things

that were responsible for her wanting to change.

Um, I would have to sit down with the two of them.

I had a technique of punishing them for getting into fights.

I would sit down and we would excruciatingly discuss what happened.

"So what did Andrew say to you?" "Well, he said such and such."

"Where exactly was he standing when he said this?

Where were you, and what was the expression?"

It'd just push it right into the ground

until they don't wanna talk about it anymore.

But it also discharged their anger

'cause it allowed them to describe in great detail what was going on.

But that's a little bit of a side trip,

because she was so short-tempered,

and it was like she was not at ease in the world

and I think kinda unhappy.

My mom's always had an issue

opposing my gender changing, I guess.

Um...

So she sat me down, she...

What was it, like, um, probably like last week sometime...

Sat me down in the morning, down at the kitchen table.

"I need to talk to you, and you're not gonna like it."

And I said, "Oh, shit."

She basically told me I'm not allowed to transition in her house.

That she thinks it's gonna make me into a weird person,

and she doesn't like that.

And she's not okay with it at all,

and she won't... call me Coby or anything pretty much.

Although she was being an ass and said,

"If you just stay like you are now, a boyish girl,

I'll call you Coby.

But if you start transitioning, I will not call you Coby."

And I thought that was kind of straight-up mean.

Good morning. Hey. How are you today?

Good. How are you? Whatcha got?

I brought you a giant stack of the newspaper article.

Whoa! This is exciting.

I haven't gotten a chance to look at it.

I haven't seen it yet. Ours doesn't come till late.

I haven't either. I just grabbed it from the store.

Let's see what it says. I see you!

Look at this. I see you right here on the front page.

Holy cow! Front page.

Wow. If I don't drop it all.

All right, all right. What do we got here?

That's a very nice headline.

"Journey to Manhood."

"Filmmaker captures brother's life-changing decision."

Nice. Woo-hoo hoo-hoo!

This is exciting. You know what I did the other day?

I remember the time you were on the front page when you were 18.

Guess what. I went in the scrapbook and got it.

Let me show it to you. Okay.

You've forgotten it, probably.

'Member? When you were 18 years old?

Back on the... You were skating behind the house here?

Oh, yeah. Wow.