Definition from Webster’s Dictionary:

Patience

One entry found for patience.

Pronunciation: 'pA-sh&n(t)s

Function: noun

The capacity, habit, or fact of being patient

Patient

Pronunciation: 'pA-sh&nt

Function: adjective

1 : bearing pains or trials calmly or without complaint

2 : manifesting forbearance under provocation or strain

3 : not hasty or impetuous

4 : steadfast despite opposition, difficulty, or adversity

5 : able or willing to bear

After over three years of being on Androcur, I guess I demonstrated patience in waiting and wanting to be a Eunuch. Even though there were times that my depression said, “No”. But now, I am pleased to be able to say that I am a real Eunuch. Surgically modified, it is finally done. And for those that are going to question me, it was completely by a Physician here in Wisconsin that wishes not to be identified and it will stay that way. It was a long wait to have this happen but it was worth it.

Congratulations! I'm glad you've finally got what you wanted and waited for.

Congratulations on wishes fulfilled. I hope you enjoy being a eunuch as much as I have.

Wow!! Congrats NBB. I'm happy for you. Hope to see you again this year.

take care, love Lilac

Congratulations. I know how thoroughly you've examined your wishes and the consequences of fulfillment. You are a wonderful role model for everyone here ... as well as being a wonderful person. I certainly look forward to seeing the new you at a gathering soon.

I'm real happy for you. Congrats on accomplishing your dream and I wish you a happy life as a eunuch. I'm so glad to be your friend and able to give you a good hug in person.

Good for you! Do we now have to call you "noballboi"? I am kind of used to the old name. --FLO--

Uncle Flo (imported) wrote: Thu Mar 22, 2007 8:33 pm Good for you! Do we now have to call you "noballboi"? I am kind of used to the old name. --FLO--

I can change the registration name, if desired....

Congratulations!!! Your patients and courage are an inspiration to us all. I hope one day I will follow your lead.

May I ask who performed the removal?

micropenis (imported) wrote: Fri Mar 23, 2007 4:42 am Congratulations!!! Your patients and courage are an inspiration to us all. I hope one day I will follow your lead.

May I ask who performed the removal?

As OBB said above

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OneBallBoi (imported) wrote: Thu Mar 22, 2007 11:30 am And for those that are going to question me, it was completely by a Physician here in Wisconsin that wishes not to be identified and it will stay that way.

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Please respect that.