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Started by Tristan, April 20, 2009, 02:26:46 PM

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Wendy

Quote from: Tristan on April 21, 2009, 09:06:34 PM
yeah right now with being on hormones im a barely B cup and could pass it off as gynecomastia and get minor surgery to take care of that. im already a paramedic/nurse and would like to be a doctor, but could be happy with being a PA as well still being able to practice  and all. its just that people are telling me i have made such progress ever since i've started to slowly transition. and to stop would may be put me back in the same place i was before with was really a bad place? i dont know though im just trying to figure this all out.

O.K. Renee Richards had her breasts removed when she was a man and married a woman.  When the marriage failed Renee transitioned to a female and had BA.

I've been on HRT for 4 years.  I am a full B.  People just figure I have gynecomastia.  I would be very upset to go back to square 1.  You can live as a male with breasts, without a beard and with HRT and go to school.

A full C would be tough to hide but most of us do not get there without BA.

One thing I have learned over a lifetime is the stuff never goes away.  It does tend to get worse as you get older.

Does your boyfriend want you to go back to male?

If you are a good student you should get some assistance from loan programs for medical school and you can become a doctor outside of the Navy.

You can also can continue to feminize and make it easier on yourself if you decide to present female one day.

I sense you want to go to medical school and not cut off your breasts. If that is correct then can you keep your breasts in the Navy? 

You know I have always tried to solve the stuff logically.  How can you solve a condition that is not logical?

Therefore what would be best for you with your circumstances.  Have you already interviewed with the Navy for your opportunity?

One good thing is that as you talk you create more options for yourself and that is good.  Now cull down your options and pick which one(s) is(are) best for you.
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Jaimey

You'll find a way!  I think you made the right decision, by the way.  You might speak to someone in the financial aid office about what all is available.  They should be able to help you plan for med school too.
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