Thank You, Kristoff

I have appreciated, even envied, your steady maturity and emminent good sense. I believe that EA would not have survived without your active participation.

My current handle only shows part of my participation. I have used others in the past years, but only sequentially. Mainly ...

Adrenal glands sit on top of the kidneys and produce small amounts of testosterone.

When a gentleman anticipates impending castration, he may prefer, post-surgery, not to grow breasts.

A consequence of hormone therapy to treat side effects may still cause unwanted breast growth (gynecomastia).

As far as I can tell, the usual approach is to perform the castration, then apply the ...

Look up "Totoro" with Google. "Totoro" is the word "Troll", mangled by pronunciation by a japanese child. The movie "My Neighbor Totoro" is a beloved cartoon about a post-war japanese family that moves to a country house and deals with the magical troll-monsters that live next door. The monsters are ...

another word for eunuch

Please forgive my confusion, or more accurately, naivete. Not trying to start a fight here, just trying to understand.

A friend of mine had uterine problems. The solution was total hysterectomy - ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, and cervix.

She told a few close friends ...

Please excuse me. Below is what I meant to post.

Link and abstract

Subcapsular
Orchiectomy in the Primary Therapy of Patients with Bone Metastasis in Advanced Prostate Cancer:

An Anachronistic Intervention?

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21922019/

National Institutes of Health (.gov)

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Orchiectomy in the Primary Therapy of Patients with Bone Metastasis in Advanced Prostate Cancer

Discusses plain-old orchiectomy in treatment of Prostate Cancer.

Interesting only in that it describes basic treatment and recovery times.

As far as I am concerned, for a wholly volunteer website, funded only by donations, anything more often than weekly is a gift.

I also remember. It was long enough ago that I forgot my old handle and had to create a new one. Had to do with getting a new tower and not transferring over enough details.

I liked Jemagirl's posts, and look forward to yours.

The difference is not necessarily competence. It is too often integrity.

My mother worked as a receptionist for a dentist for a while. He was damaging teeth so that he could repair, then replace them. Lots of little "accidents", slips with the grinder while removing cavities. He bragged about it ...