Hi, dear friends,

It is a long time ago you heard from me.

In october 2007 my wife and I went on a world-trip and I do not have a note-book, so I could not tell about me.

Last weak we came home, for I had to go to the urologist. He examinated me and he said: It was not really necessary to cut off your balls. I could not find any damage in your balls. I answered him: Perhaps was it for you not necessary but for me was it very important.

He looked at me and said: Congratulations; it is O.K.

When I left his room he said: Now you are not a real man any more.

And this is now my slogan:

I am not a man,

I am not a woman,

I am a very happy eunuch.

I do not miss my balls and the sex en the testosterone. I am a very happy person. After 1 1/2 years on androcur is this for me a very important decision.

I am not a man,

I am not a woman,

I am a very happy eunuch.

congrats

hope every thinh is going good for you

I wish I would have had my sack removed when I was castrated. It hangs low in the summer and sticks to my leg often. I have an adhesion on the right cord and it is stuck to the bag. If the bag gets stuck to my left leg and I step right it pulls on the adhesion mercilessly and painfully. I am currently talking to my doctor to see if I can have the bag removed. I would like to keep the bag after removal and make a change purse out of it.

gelding 227: Congratulations on your castration. Welcome to a bigger world. I hope it turns out to be everything you hoped. I felt like I took back my life. I am so much happier now. Keep us posted on your progress. How is the healing going? Keep a personal journal to track your feelings and mental and physical changes, this kind of information is rare.