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And welcome back to Late Night radio hour with me, your host, Joe Brown! We have a very special guest coming up in just a moment, ladies and gentlemen. As you may already know, we bring on many different people from many walks of life. Some people you may not agree with and some you may even be fundamentally or religiously against! Well, that's just the premise of my humble show. I work hard to bring many different mindsets from across our great universe right into the chair across from me.

Tonight we have a fascinating guest. She was a model for twelve years for Victoria's Secret, a philanthropist, a fighter for morphological rights (takes a needed breath), and a musician! Suzi Wheeler has seemingly been everywhere and done anything, which brings me to why we will be talking today.

Advancements in medical technologies have taken an interesting left turn--procedures that used to be life-threatening and life-changing are now not much more than fashion statements. Advanced robotic limb replacements, artificial organs, and compact fusion power cells have made many biological components for humans and even our animal friends, all but obsolete.

I'll leave the rest up to Suzi. We had to do a little rearrangement to the studio today so thank you for bearing with us! As I mentioned before, most of my guests tend to sit in the chair directly across from mine. Well in an interview with Suzi...that just wasn't possible!

And now, without further ado, Suzi Wheeler!

>Thank you so much, Joe!

Suzie. You've been through a lot in life! I guess you can't truly relate to most of us who peaked in high school.

>Hahah, oh please! High school sucked ass. For me, it was rock bottom. Of course, It's only been about fifteen years since I graduated high school, but every moment since then has been so much better.

Tell us a little about your extraordinary life...after high school.

>Well I began modeling my junior year and ended up earning my degree in human morphological sciences basically through night school while working for Victoria Secret.

Wow, that must have been stressful!

>It certainly was. But I am truly thankful for all the advancements I've contributed to the medical community. Some of it was a little selfish, but much of it was helpful I think.

So that selfish part. Just recently you underwent a journey of sorts that our audience has been blowing up my inbox wanting to know about. Would you care to tell us a little about it?

>Haha, of course. People have been into the change I made, and just as many have been against it! As you know I have a degree in morphological sciences which is the advancement of medical science beyond the solving of problems, curing diseases, etc. The field is mostly focused today on the relief of dysphorias ranging from gender misalignments, to body dysmorphias, to changes that go beyond the default human composition or arrangement.

This science has turned the transgender community on its head in recent years, hasn't it?

>It has. Since 2042 nato robotic surgical instruments as part of the AutoScalpel device have allowed anyone to re-arrange their appearance and over-all experience of existence without pain or distress. Basically, anyone who feels like they need a change in life can make an appointment with a therapist, get the required recommendation letters, and then attend an appointment at their local tattoo parlor. I think it's kinda funny they still call them tattoo parlors. Tattoos as a service has declined as part of that industry's business to roughly 23 of overall work. Some shops I frequent now like to call themselves simply "studios".

Wow, that really IS interesting. What kind of work are they doing now?

>A lot of them do conventional mods: piercings, tongue splits, through-ankle gauges..except now all of these things are single functions of the AutoScalpel. Each generation of the AutoScalpel has been more and more capable, with the latest version able to construct, rearrange and even optimize the efficiency of existing organs.

So people can be anything they want?

>Well the device can do fashionable mods, it can remove body parts and immediately heal any wounds or incisions. It takes about a week to heal. The larger version can effectively rearrange a person's physical anatomy, allowing individuals with the right recommendations to reduce their bodies to nothing but a head attached to their hips, grow and attach new limbs, or even go headless, migrating facial features elsewhere.

I should probably make an appointment to handle this gut of mine!

>A simple appointment at a Studio can help you take care of that in about an hour!

Wow, that is truly amazing. So how has this affected you and your experience with life? I hope I'm not too forward to say that you don't look much like the Victoria Secret spreads from five years ago, but it's got nothing to do with age!

>Hahaha, well, you are absolutely right. I used the Auto Scalpel to remove my cranium and displace my face, lower skull, and brain, among other things, to my womb.

It's quite a trip even to hear those words! How does something like that...even work?

>Well, it's not too bad really. I don't get headaches anymore, they're mostly like sharp tummy aches anymore. For a while, I kept assuming my head was still attached to the top of my shoulders and I would constantly get dizzy. I had to do things very very slowly for about six months until my brain finally caught up with what my eyes and inner ears were telling it.

It's pretty plain to see you still breathe through your nose and mouth?

>I sure do! The right combination of tissues allowed me to have a rigid but flexible esophagus that runs from the back of my sinuses, up behind my lungs, and into the top. Technology is amazing and allows me to say, it's safer for my overall health to have this optimized replacement of my esophagus than the original one.

So are you...a cyborg?

>Oh no. I'm completely biological, cellular-based. Many people, like amputees, will have robotic limbs but newer versions of the AutoScalpel make it easy to modify, migrate and reimplement almost any part of the body...except the brain and supporting neurological structure of course.

I suppose your brain and throat are the same way?

>My throat has a system of muscles that allow the food I eat to traverse to my stomach. It's a bit complicated and I can eat certain simple foods with my mouth, but as you might be aware, my stomach is up here...and my mouth is down here. I can't just drink water through my mouth without sitting upsidedown on a comfy chair and letting things flow to the top of my stomach! So with all that said, I can ingest Soylent and other nutritional shakes easily through my shoulders.

From what I see, your shoulders are completely flat. No neck...not even a bump or ridge indicating anything was ever there. I do however see a strip of white fabric stretched across the middle of your shoulders. Do you have a mouth hiding under there or something? Haha...

>Well, similar, in the way that it does have many of the same salivary and sensory components as a mouth! But under the panties I wear over my shoulders is my vagina.

Your...vagina? Is that the only one?

>Hahaha! Joe, it's not nice to ask a girl what's under her clothes!

Oh my, I'm blushing. I apologize!

>Im just kidding with you. I migrated my vagina. I do still have a uterus but it's been modified to house my brain. I don't have a vagina between my legs. The tissues that made up my original vagina became parts of my new mouth. Eating is a semi-erotic experience, honestly.

I imagine it is!

>So between my shoulders is a vagina, again, made up of some of the tissues present in my original mouth and throat. A new clitoris and labia were grown formed and implemented directly where my esophagus used to come out from my neck. My original windpipe and brain stem have been migrated of course, so there's nothing left over up thee but my pussy.

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Alright, welcome back everyone, we have been talking with Suzi Wheeler today about her life and recent anatomical changes! For those just tuning in, Suzie has used new versions of a device called the AutoScalpel to migrate her head and brain into her abdomen, and to rebuild her vagina right between her shoulders where her neck USED to be. Suzie. Tell me about what we needed to do to make this interview possible today if you could.

>Well, when I sit in a chair, my face ends up right between my thighs and my mouth right at seat level. If I'm not careful it can be a challenge to talk because my chin will bump against the seat. I like soft cushions because of that so thank you for providing them, Joe!

Only the best for my guests!

>And then...I'm sitting back a few feet more than people usually sit so that Jor can see my face between my thighs. I'm wearing pants--usually I wear the low-rise variety and the waist of my jeans comes up just above my nose. Right now I have them and my lower panties pulled down otherwise I can't talk without sounding muffled. Let's just say, I don't often wear pants around the house.

Do you find it hard to go out and about? Do you find that people stare?

>Honestly my vantage point is at such an extreme angle now, I don't see anyone's face unless I intend to make eye contact with them. But when I do, I usually stand in a funny little position where I'm sticking my hips out and pointing the front of my hips up toward the ceiling, haha. It was awkward at first but I quickly got used to it. It helps to surround yourself with like-minded people.

When you say, like-minded people, what do you mean?

>My best friend went legless about five years ago when the AutoScalper was just starting to disrupt things. Now she's only about three feet tall even if she tries to stand as tall as she can. She has no thighs or thigh bones to speak of, just a butt that goes all the way around her hips.

Ah, so you like to surround yourself with people you can make eye contact with! That's pretty genius if you ask me. Do you find others aren't so accepting of the new you?

>Oh absolutely. I've received death threats and I've been spat at multiple times. I've learned over time that all that shows me is their true unaccepting selves. I'm glad I'm not their friend and I'm glad to not be with the friends I used to have who could not accept my true self.

Do you have any modeling plans for the near future? Will it be with Victoria's Secret?

>Funny you should say it, and I'm not surprised by it, but I haven't spoken with the company ever since I made my change. They're just another one of those, I guess you could say, entities that just can't accept the real me. So to answer your question, yes! I'm putting out a photoshoot for the Society of Morphological Freedom with my best friend and several other beautifully modified men and women. You can catch news of it on Twitter and our website.

That's great. I am truly looking forward to that photoshoot! Do you have any other modification plans?

>Joe...I said it's not nice to ask a woman about her body! ....Haha, I am just kidding. To tell you the truth I'm not completely sold on a few options that I have been mulling over. Maybe your audience can give me some ideas.

Im sure our audience will have some very strong opinions about what they would like to see you do next! But I do hope you make the choice for you that makes you happy?

>Of course I will. Maybe someone has an idea that I've never considered. It's such a new and creative world opened up to us. Seriously, we haven't even begun to scrape the surface of it all. I'm excited to see what your audience has to say!

There you have it friends, Suzi Wheeler, the first pussy-face professional model, philanthropist, musician. Will you come on next time you make a change?

>I absolutely will. Thank you!

Thank you!