JaneGalt, the reason why we don't discuss dosages here is because one person's correct dose is another person's overdose. We know nothing of each other's physiology and medical background - even when you're transitioning under the care of experienced medical practitioners it's still pretty hit-and-miss because everyone's different, bodies change, bodies react to medications, which is why regular monitoring is so valuable.
Of course we understand how strong the need is to transition - and how for some people their situation (or country) makes it impossible to get professional support doing this. But there are many other sites out there that discuss self-medication and dosages, so Susan's chooses not to be one of them - but offers support in all other ways.
Legal liability is, sadly, also a concern. If someone harmed themselves as a result of medding advice given here and then sued, Susan's would vanish, and the 9000 users would be homeless. All in all, out policy is about looking after people.
I thought it was pretty clear from the start that your concern was not to overdose yourself, so you were just asking about danger signs. I'm sorry that we can't offer you specific dosage advice here (if that's something you're looking for) - but I hope you find this site supportive in other ways.
