Dana Lane (imported) wrote: Sat Oct 17, 2009 11:13 am So I had to fill a form (huge one) that took about 2 hours and have that ready to take with me on my first visit with the therapist. They asked for medications I am using and I put Siterone and Sandrena Gel down including the doses.

I am going to be 100% honest with them in all aspects. One thing that I am concerned with is what they will tell me about currently self medicating. If they tell me to stop doing that but do not offer an alternative I will have to tell them flat out that I refuse. I just can't let my T-levels go back up....ever.

I guess I am wondering if that might be enough for them to refuse to treat me. Like I said, I want to be totally honest with them and that includes telling them I will continue self medicating if I have no other option.

Thoughts would be appreciated!

Dana Lane (imported) wrote: Sat Oct 17, 2009 11:13 am So I had to fill a form (huge one) that took about 2 hours and have that ready to take with me on my first visit with the therapist. They asked for medications I am using and I put Siterone and Sandrena Gel down including the doses.

I am going to be 100% honest with them in all aspects. One thing that I am concerned with is what they will tell me about currently self medicating. If they tell me to stop doing that but do not offer an alternative I will have to tell them flat out that I refuse. I just can't let my T-levels go back up....ever.

I guess I am wondering if that might be enough for them to refuse to treat me. Like I said, I want to be totally honest with them and that includes telling them I will continue self medicating if I have no other option.

Thoughts would be appreciated!

kennath7 (imported) wrote: Sat Oct 17, 2009 8:26 pm Before you come too clean

With the meds your prescribing to your self in some states can be considered

Practicing medicine with out a license , the dr. may have a responsibility to turn you in

I would check that out first before you tell all

I am in no way saying that, that is a fact in your case

Just check it out first

bobbie (imported) wrote: Sat Oct 17, 2009 12:57 pm Always good to be honest in most things medical. Telling what you are on and the REASONs for being on the drugs. I am assuming that you are going for counseling on gender. The therapist should be already know the desire to be castrated and how to handle such cases. You will likely be given a doctor referral that is friendly on the transgendered. If you find the therapist not to your liking go to another one. Your city should have a good number of therapists, psychiatrist, doctors to choose from

Welcome to the archive where you are among many friends. Read other posts in the " Gay, Bisexual, & TG Room" threads for others for advice. Most threads can hold information for you.

Wish you all the best next week.

mrt (imported) wrote: Sat Oct 17, 2009 5:50 pm I think it great that your seeing a therapist and that your being honest. I doubt very much they will refuse to treat you but I think (and hope) that they will encourage you to do this under the care of a doctor. If nothing else you should have some regular tests done to insure your not hurting yourself. And it would be a plus to know where your labs are so that you can adjust the doses to what is best. Please make it a goal to have this done under a doctors care so your safe ok?

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Sat Oct 17, 2009 10:01 pm Tell them everything, I did and continued to self medicate until I was finally castrated. I gave the doctor the paperwork that came with the drug from the drug company.