i was asking myself the same question and thought the only way was to travel across the globe. but i found an experienced urological MD only 45 minutes away. and for 2100 i got rid of them :)

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today was my sixth and last deposit at the fertility clinic. i'm going to miss that place and their big leather chair, endless porno selection, and big screen television. but on the other hand...(ha ha) i now have no longer any use for my testicles, not that they were much use before.

i called the ...

well, i saw her ad in some holistic healing newsletter when i was eating lunch, which said that she specialized in GLBT stuff,

so after finding i needed a letter for orchiectomy, which i still think is bullshit because
i was under the impression that

a letter was neceasary for GRS only, as per ...

that is a sweet list of surgeons, thanks for that

i went to the psch yesterday and as i already knew, she pronounced me sane and didn't see any need for me to continue counseling. she's going to write up my letter and talk to another trans specialist she knows and send me a list of urologic ...

twaddler (imported) wrote: Tue May 22, 2007 11:16 am I remember when I was doing my research last year or the year before that there's a surgeon near me that will doing castration for $800 if you're trans and have a doctor's letter.

care to share more info? sounds cool as 800 < 1000

well tomorrow i have an appt with a psch, who said she would have no problem writing me a letter for orchiectomy. so with that in hand i will just have to choose my surgeon. hmmmm

those were some neet pics of dog castration. with labels and all

i don;t imagine it looks much different on a person ...

this "tying off" of the cords, is that what it sounds like, a knot? i would see how that would cease all flow, but perhaps the stitching option would be easier

and yes i would assume an abundance of antibiotics would be wise

its just nice to know the specifics of the operation as i can explain to ...

thank you all for your insight on this matter, i know most of you have much more knowledge in this area than i

i am a mechanic by trade and therefore feel the need to understand the specifics of the operations involved with orchiectomy. i would very much like to go the full proffessional route for ...

i was under the impression that the vas deferens were the only connection from the testis to the body and that they would provide the route for all travels to and from testis, i am confused why cauterization would not be sufficient to seal this highway.

and i was thinking thinking about some EMLA ...

just curious, i believe i have thoroughly searched the archives of this site for nationwide list of surgeons whom provide bilateral orchiecomies without involving a hospital and therefore incurring their exoirbitant fees. I am aware that this site does not endore "cutters", but i am well versed in ...