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How Do You Decide What To Get First?

Started by xAndrewx, October 28, 2010, 04:59:37 AM

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Lacey Lynne

Hi, Mike!

Everybody's given you such great advice.

Ah, I'd say get counseling, man.  Get on the T.  Hey, man, if this is not too personal a question, is your gender counselor anybody I would know ... Pinellas Park ... church annex ... looonnnggg over-the-water bridge to get there, you know?  Just curious. 

Hugs, man!    ;)
Believe.  Persist.  Arrive.    :D



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xAndrewx

Just wanted to say thanks to everyone who replied.

Lacey Wanted to thank you again for telling me about them but I actually found a guy less than twenty minutes from me who has experience with alot of ftm's. He's only charging me $30 per session without insurance.   

Lee

Nice!  Please tell me he's somewhere in Colorado.
Oh I'm a lucky man to count on both hands the ones I love

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xAndrewx

Sorry Lee, I wish I could because it would mean I wasn't stuck in this miserable state (only my opinion). He's in Florida 

Robert Scott

Colorado Springs

Kirsten Akse, Psy.D., P.C.
Clinical Psychologist
2411 N. Tejon St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
(719) 471-2120


Denver

Rachael St. Claire, Psy.D.
Licensed Psychologist
673 Grant Street
Denver, CO 80203
RachaelStClaire@TransgenderSoul.com
http://www.transgendersoul.com
Psychotherapy and mental health evaluations for transgendered men and women according to the HBIGDA Standards of Care. Referrals to qualified physicians for hormonal therapy, and genital surgery.

Deb Ann Thompson, Ph.D.
Psychotherapist
2755 S. Locust Street, Suite #207
Denver, Colorado 80222
(303) 758-6634

Laura Thor, MSW, LCSW
2925 Perry Street
Denver, CO 80212
(303) 477-0647

Monument

Jane Rutledge, Ph.D.
236 N. Washington
P.O. Box 1902
Monument, CO 80132
(719) 481-1660
Fax: (719) 481-2026
DrJane@pcisys.net

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Lee

Thank you for the info, Rob.  Now I just need to find out if I have the cash for them at the moment. 
Michael, I'm sorry you're unhappy in Florida.  I hope that you're able to find somewhere you enjoy soon.
Oh I'm a lucky man to count on both hands the ones I love

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xAndrewx

'Sall good man life could always be worse. Sorry for complaining. Glad you got some info to find someone :) You're a great guy Rob, always helping people out, I'm glad you're on the site ;D

KaciKip

For me, the most important thing was buying binders first, since wearing three baggy sweaters in the middle of summer isn't exactly the healthiest idea, but I was determined to hide my chest. It didn't matter if I was dying of heat, I refused to take them off out of fear of my chest being exposed. :/ So yeah, binders were definitely the first thing on the list to buy.

Next came buying men's clothing. It's a bit hard to find something that fits well though since I'm tiny (yay. 5'0 -_-), but I do find that mens pants fit me much better than women's pants! :X Or maybe it's just my imagination, but damn do I ever feel a difference. When I wear the remaining girl clothes I have, which are fairly androgynous looking, it just doesn't feel right on me. They cling to my curves, and it's just blehh. I am slowly working on replacing my wardrobe with all male clothing. >.> Now if only I had the courage to wear the pair of boxers I bought, ahaha.

Now, the next thing on my list would be an STP, but that would be really awkward showing up on my mom's paypal account...so I'm waiting until I can order stuff myself and yeah. This sounds stupid, but I dread peeing because I get so mad because I can't stand up and pee. O__o; Like, I dread it so much that I purposely avoid it until my bladder hurts. It's definitely not healthy.

Therapy, well, my parents are currently paying for my therapy since I've been in it for non-gender related issues since I was 10 or 11, and obviously a 10 or an 11 year old can't pay for their on therapy. But we often explore my gender in therapy so...yeah. When I go to college, I plan to also start seeing a therapist who specializes in gender stuff, but more than likely I will have to pay for that myself.
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