Progression Of A Medical Transition

Week 144 Question: Discuss your thoughts/feelings around your progression of medical transition.
Any bumps in the road of HRT, etc

This week we talk about what bumps to expect and provide some tips for a smooth transition.


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-Stephenie ( http://www.youtube.com/mytransinlife )

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[MyTransInLife]

@TransMissioning I am so honored to have some of the best friends as family to call my own. Your kind words are why I push so hard to continue reaching out as others have before me, so that one day, we may address these issues and provide the needed correction for those who need it at the beginning of their awareness of themselves, sparing them the pain and suffering so many of us experienced. Let me know if you have an out of body experience when you kiss yourself in the mirror.

Many Hugs...

[MyTransInLife]

@JasonMarcus82 Thank You Jason. We try to reach out to all those who need their hearts mended and lives restored through raising hopes to a new and correctable level.

Sincere Hugs

[Tiffanynicolina]

@MyTransInLife ..Thank you Stephenie.....priceless videos you and Stephie are doing, and I am grateful ! Have a nice weekend dear hearts! Tiffany

[JasonMarcus82]

As an FTM myself, your words of wisdom touch me completely. We really need more people like yourselves out there for the trans community.

PS: Love all your progress on your journey this far all to all the wonderful videos you make...i thankyou..

Jase. xo

[conway7734]

@TransMissioning One of the secrets to a successful transition is being comfortable with yourself and loving yourself. If you feel good about yourself and what's happening, things tend to go a lot smoother.

Thanks for the nice words.

Hugs,

[TransMissioning]

i am loving your darker hair.... nice nice! you ladies have discussed a very important issue.... and you handled it poifectly! lol.. im oging to start kissing myself in the mirror as well.. lol there might be something to that lol.

[MyTransInLife]

@JasonMarcus82 Hugs, Hugs, Hugs, Hugs, Hugs, Infinite Hugs ... Yes, you may of course post to your FB site. Also see my YouTube site "MyTransInLife", where I also have my Web site attached which provides information about Transitioning and HRT medications. See the link in our description area of this video. More pages are being added soon as well for self care and about help for getting the surgeries needed by making them affordable.

Sincerely,

Stephenie

[MyTransInLife]

@cathy308308 Thank You Hun. In some cases, you are right about bumps, but transitioning requires facing many fears with courage. This is not often transparent to many who reach out and seek help. There are common bumps all Transsexuals go through, and depending on the individual needs, there are various ways to handle them. Changes of physical, emotional, and characteristics are common to HRT transitions and not self induced. We still have a 40% suicide rate. A knowledgeable Mentor is important.

[MyTransInLife]

@Tiffanynicolina Gender Corrective Surgery is what I have called it, as it has always been necessary for me to be corrected. I use the saying at the end of all of my personal Pre and Post-Op videos which now say, "I am CORRECTED". You are absolutely right about being more accurate a term, which is why I coined the phrase, refusing the others. Stephie uses it now as well. Thank You for your comments. Never assume the possible changes. Many new ones for the books occurred to me.

Hugs,

Stephenie

[conway7734]

@JasonMarcus82 I agree. It is important to make sure you're on the right track. All too often something can go astray if you are not trained to KNOW what should be happening. That's also why having a mentor to help you is very very important.

Thanks for the nice comments.

Hugs, Stephie and Stephenie