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By Audrey · Posted
I'm so excited for you, Jeanette! Sending you well wishes from NYC for a successful surgery, a speedy recovery, and dreams realized. ❤️ Love, ~Audrey. -
By ElizabethStar · Posted
Cute dress Bri. I really like this sweater although I would’ve liked it a little larger so it could hang off my shoulder. Maybe next time. -
By Jani · Posted
Congratulations Jeanette! I know this is a dream come true!! -
By MaryEllen · Posted
That's why I always proof read anything I've written before hitting the Post tab. At one time we did have an edit function for members but it got out of hand. Unbeknownst to us, we had been infiltrated by 4chan and a certain religious denomination. They would make an innocent post and once that post had been moderator approved, they would change it to something hateful and demeaning toward other members. That's why members can no longer edit their posts. As Vicky stated above, we will make any corrections for you as long as it doesn't go against our community rules. MaryEllen -
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By VickySGV · Posted
I am sorry, but we cannot do that for members. Please let any of us on the Moderator / Administrator team know what you need to have corrected and we will do it for you with no question and no charge. I do not see any problems up in your post that would keep others from understanding what is going on, and I wish you the very best results and rapid healing. Dreams can come true for us. -
By 2beBreanna · Posted
I agree with Niamh. If they came looking for you they already value you. Everyone needs to get over this putting everyone on each side is the exact same. Both sides of the aisle have good and bad. Both sides have people who hate and others that accept. I am working to gently show more and more femininity at work. I keep my nails longer and had a translucent polish on them. I wear lots of pink and purple shirts but in men's styles. These small things help me enough for now. I get a few comments from people about small things but nothing that is a big deal. -
By Jeanette West · Posted
Could an edit function be added so I could correct spelling and grammatical errors? Thank you! -
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By SL · Posted
It depends on the doctor. My doctor doesn't like people to do transdermal methods until at least a year in unless they have a special reason. I pass out when I get shots and when other people get shots, but evidently that's not a good enough reason haha. I think a special case would be if you have liver or kidney issues, but I don't remember. He says he prefers doing shots at least the first year because it's easier to ensure how much your body absorbs or control doses which can make it easier to predict when changes will occur or something like that. There are some people in the US who never have to do injections though. -
By Jeanette West · Posted
Tomorrow 01-23-21 is the big day!!🤩 I am off work until 02-25-21, in Chicago preparing for my surgery Saturday. Background: I was diagnosed gender-dysphoric awhile ago, back when information was extremely limited. So I buried my insides and got on with life. I returned to university for the Fall '98 semester, bought and ancient military surplus PC that was all-steel, it weighed 70 pounds, which I had to carry to the top floor of my dorm! While I was hooking it up, one of the computer wizards down the hall asked me if I'd ever heard of "The Internet". I hadn't, at which a group of these adorable geniuses set up my comp for me and introduced me to the wonders of Netscape Navigator and I was off! That first week I did a search under "transexual" and found Dr. Zukowski's clinic in Chicago. I would read every sing;e page at least once per week while I was at University of Alaska Fairbanks, just musing about The Day. And here I am 23-years later. I told this story to Dr. Z last summer when I met him for the first time, kind of like meeting a Hollywood star, I had to remember to breath. He mentioned this story to the surgery team I met while at the pre-op yesterday; there were tears involved. The good kind. I'll have the following: 1. Browlift with frontal bone contouring, scalp advancement and fat-grafting to fill soft tissue hollowing. 2. Upper and lower eyelid lifts with 35% YCA chemical peel. 3. Feminizing rhinoplasty/septoplasty. 4. Upper lip lift and length reduction. 5. Chin-bone contouring, chin soft tissue reshape with tracheal shave. 6. Jaw body and jaw angle contouring, some muscle work, and fat excision. 7. Full mid, lower face, neck and jaw skin facelift. 8. Fat graft to the lips, soft tissue to the cheeks, and naso-labial folds. 9. Breast augmentation using Mentor Classic Round Medium Smooth Cohesive I Silicone 640cc. These will be done over ~12 hours. I have contracted with a nurse to be with me from the recovery room for 72-hours continous with an option to extend depending on how I feel. I would like to add; this is not a plug for Dr. Z, but a story of one individuals', more than a decade of dreaming, hope and sometimes striving towards a goal. Anyone can do it, I know, I am here to tell you it can be done. A little here, a little there, the warchest will grow. -
By Shay · Posted
I'm hoping some day I will understnad the plan.... I'm getting pretty used to the "cry when you have to" part of Dan's song. -
By VickySGV · Posted
Slowly, bit by bit things are becoming better. The driver's license issue will have to do until people can finally be taught to accept the fact that all humans are different in ways that should not matter one tiny bit. -
By Bri2021 · Posted
It's dress nice day for me at work. The dress is sleeveless and I don't like showing my tats on my shoulders so a cover is needed. I like my turquoise dragonfly necklace with this because it accents the small amount of turquoise in the dress. Big hair courtesy of wanting some sunshine and braving the 38 degree morning commute with the top down. haha
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