Hi (in leiu of blog blog)
Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 5:17 pm
Hi I've been a member of he site for a few years but have kept my head down, prefering instead to use it as a source of advice and factual info. However today things have changed a bit and I was hoping to start a blog detailing my experiences. But for the moment that part of the site is down so I'm gonna post here - if there are no objections.
So today - what changed? Well after years of self tormenting (in every sense
) I, with the help of Jesus, found a practitioner to assist me in my goal of becoming nongendered (smoothie). After an initial consultation last year I took the decision to tak action on the issue and today I recieved my first dose of Triptorelin - The advice I've been given by my Dr is a little different than that appearing on these boards.
I'm told to expect an increase in T levels for the first 2 weeks and then a gradual decline to T levels between 1 and 3 after about 6 weeks. At this point I should expect to become "menopausal". The first jab lasts for a month and all further doses for 3 months. Its an expensive way to go but I want to be sure this is what I want before surgery.
So right now Im not noticing any changes at all, as you would expect. Injection point is a little sore but nothing unusual there. Mentally I looking forward to the road ahead and am waiting to see if and how this affects me.
So today - what changed? Well after years of self tormenting (in every sense
I'm told to expect an increase in T levels for the first 2 weeks and then a gradual decline to T levels between 1 and 3 after about 6 weeks. At this point I should expect to become "menopausal". The first jab lasts for a month and all further doses for 3 months. Its an expensive way to go but I want to be sure this is what I want before surgery.
So right now Im not noticing any changes at all, as you would expect. Injection point is a little sore but nothing unusual there. Mentally I looking forward to the road ahead and am waiting to see if and how this affects me.