1week on hrt

[Guest Beautiful inside]

So I have been on HRT for 1 week now yay!!! Still not noticing any changes but am excited to soon I'm hoping.

[Sally]

Be patient, Rome was built in a day or even seven.

Remember that puberty doesn't happen overnight for cisgender either, it is a process and it takes a while but changes are happening, too small to notice at first, very subtle and mostly internal but they are happening.

Congratulations on having taking the first step on this part of your journey.

Love ya,

Sally

[Guest Beautiful inside]

Thank you Sally. I really wasn't expecting much the first week but am excited to start seeing or feeling changes. Like the awsome breast pain!!! Lol everyday I go to bed hoping tomorrow's the day I feel something. Lol hey a girl can dream!!!

[Guest Sarah1967]

It takes a little time but you are going to love the changes when the breast pain started with me it was maybe 3 weeks after I took my first injection and it lasted close to 2 years an it was good pain

[StephanieVikingGirl]

Congrats on starting HRT! It does take awhile, it even took awhile for me, and I was a quick responder to hormones. I remember in my first week that I felt a calmness, that I had not felt before. I did start breast growth not too long after that, or I should actually say re-started since I had some growth in first puberty (before the T took over). As usual YMMV. Changes will come, and they will be wondrous. Keep us informed of your progress.

hugs,

Stephanie

[Guest AllisonRae]

Congratulations on starting HRT!

I just started HRT in July so my first week is still fresh in my mind. Things I remember about my first week, the feelings of peace that came over me. My nipples started getting sensitive was very memorable. And I started to notice my skin getting softer. I was so impatient for things then. Now I am just enjoying the slow criuse.

So sit back, relax and enjoy!

Hug,

Allison

[Charlize]

Each day will bring a slow motion walk towards your goal. You've made the first step and just getting started is sometimes the hardest. Change will come.

Hugs,

Charlize

[Guest Beautiful inside]

Thank you all. And yes I know mileage may vary. I'm 26 and wish I could have started sooner but when I first came out at 23 it wasn't the right time family wise. I'm hoping those three years didn't kill all hope of being passable

[Guest Mickey]

Sweety, if 43 years ain't stopping me from being passable, without a stitch of makeup, then I think your 26 years ain't gonna slow the E down one bit. When the E starts doing it's work, it does make some changes to your body. So turn that frown upside down. It's all good.

[Guest KerryUK]

Give it time, I didn't think I had the slightest chance of passing and especially at the age of 52 but here I am at over 2 years on HRT and 4 months post op - to be honest I don't really think much about passing anymore. I AM a woman and take my place in society as a woman. It will come.

Kerry

[Guest Beautiful inside]

Thanks everyone. I'm hoping to feel/ see some changes in the next month or so but I'm willing to wait.