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what happens when you move to a new city, how do you get hormones?

Started by Elijah3291, April 05, 2011, 09:40:33 PM

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Elijah3291

I MAY be moving to a new city a few hours away from where I am now.  I currently have to travel about 45 minutes to get to my endocrinologist, and I only see him every 6 months.

So, if I move, how do I get a prescription for my hormones?  Do I have to go through the whole process again, jumping through hoops?  Or do i just go to a doctor, tell them who I am, give them my letter (or a letter from my current endo) and they prescribe me and take care of me and keep my levels healthy?

Kinda confused as to how it works.
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Robert Scott

You shouldn't ... when I move ... I get a year's script from the doctor - don't know if you can with T ... and then I immediately find a new doctor in my new city and set up an appointment.  You go to your 1st apt and tell them your on T for GID and be prepared with your old doctors information - fax, telephone # , address etc ... sign a release for your records .. the doctor gets it and by that time your script shouldn't have run out yet
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Elijah3291

so you dont have to jump through all of the hoops of confirming your transsexuality again?
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Robert Scott

Nay you shouldn't have to ... its just a transfer of care ... you can also have your doctor send a referral before hand
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