In Memory of (FTM) Robert Eads

[tinkerbell]

tink

[Ell]

Thank you, Tink.

-ell

[Jessie_Heart]

I had never heard of Robert Eads that is such a tragic story but it was very sweet of you Tink to take the time to pass it on in memory and tribute to him.

[BeverlyAnn]

Tink, on behalf of Lola and the rest of Robert's family (TG and real life) thank you.  For those of you who never met him, Robert was an old fashioned southern gentleman.  I walked up to where Robert and Lola were sitting one night at Southern Comfort and Robert took my hand, looked at me and said, "You look lovely tonight, Beverly."  I laughed and told Robert that "he said that to all the girls."  Robert got this look on his face that was half devil/half innocent little boy and said, "I know."  He was my friend and I miss him.

Beverly

[Christo]

thats messed up hes gone .  ppl say u gotta have a hysto if ur on T. dunno how many ftm dudes get cancer like robert but we gotta ask our docs.  thanx princes

[tinkerbell]

thats messed up hes gone .  ppl say u gotta have a hysto if ur on T. dunno how many ftm dudes get cancer like robert but we gotta ask our docs.  thanx princes

Asking your doctor is the best approach; having regular exams is also imperative. 
when I read what you said here, I took the liberty to find info and came up with zillions of links like these:

http://www.genderandhealth.ca/en/modules/sexandsexuality/gss-transgendered-issues-02.jsp?r=

http://content.karger.com/produktedb/produkte.asp?typ=fulltext&file=GOI2006062004226

http://humrep.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/16/1/145



There's tons of information out there; some articles need to be purchased so you may not have access to their entirety.  I'm sure that having a hysteroctomy reduces the risks of certain type of cancers (i.e. ovarian), but what about other types?  This is why having thorough medical checkups with a physician that knows your TS history is important.

tink

[Jaiden]

Great video..thanks...so sad 

[Christo]

thats messed up hes gone .  ppl say u gotta have a hysto if ur on T. dunno how many ftm dudes get cancer like robert but we gotta ask our docs.  thanx princes

Asking your doctor is the best approach; having regular exams is also imperative. 
when I read what you said here, I took the liberty to find info and came up with zillions of links like these:

http://www.genderandhealth.ca/en/modules/sexandsexuality/gss-transgendered-issues-02.jsp?r=

http://content.karger.com/produktedb/produkte.asp?typ=fulltext&file=GOI2006062004226

http://humrep.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/16/1/145



There's tons of information out there; some articles need to be purchased so you may not have access to their entirety.  I'm sure that having a hysteroctomy reduces the risks of certain type of cancers (i.e. ovarian), but what about other types?  This is why having thorough medical checkups with a physician that knows your TS history is important.

tink

thanx princes.  yea my doc says all is cool.  been on T for only 15 months.  I wanna have a hysto next year.  gotta get my stuff togetehr first when I get to frisco & go from there.