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Started by xvinnie123x, March 13, 2014, 05:34:50 AM

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xvinnie123x

Hello fellow people i am Vincent i found this fourm via google think i might well join.Im 20 FTM from norwich,uk Currently awaiting T ,Is pregnant i need some sppourt and some friends seeing my so called ones dumped me thank you!
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FalseHybridPrincess

Welcome :)

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V M

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Alexthecat

Your pregnant? You can't be on T while there is a baby in there, it's toxic to the fetus.

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AdamMLP

Welcome to the forum. There's a few guys from the UK here. I used to live in Suffolk myself.

Quote from: Alexthecat on March 13, 2014, 06:38:00 AM
Your pregnant? You can't be on T while there is a baby in there, it's toxic to the fetus.

It would be highly unlikely (unless he went private) to get on T in the UK before the baby was born.
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GnomeKid

Hello!

You're "so-called" friends sound like douchebags.  I'm sorry to hear that.  You'll find lots of support here though.  Settle on in.  =]
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Jessica Merriman

A big warm welcome to the family! I hope soon you will see that this is true. I am proud to call everyone here my brothers and sisters as they are so caring and genuine. All of us want to see you succeed in life and become who you are and we will help however we can to assist you. Feel free to rant, vent, share good news (we like that a LOT), learn or just have some stress relieving fun and meet the rest of the family. The information you get here comes from REAL people at all stages of transition from questioning to Post Op. You will learn what works or doesn't with tips and suggestions in between. Here is a BIG HUG  :icon_hug: to welcome you and make you feel right at home, because you are now! :)
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aleon515

Hi, welcome to the forum mate. These weren't your real friends.

--Jay
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xvinnie123x

Quote from: lxndr on March 13, 2014, 09:29:13 AM
Welcome to the forum. There's a few guys from the UK here. I used to live in Suffolk myself.

It would be highly unlikely (unless he went private) to get on T in the UK before the baby was born.
I never said I was o  t o.O I said I was awating it.babys born in april and have my first pysgolilgy appointment then sorry for misunderstood
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AdamMLP

Quote from: xvinnie123x on March 14, 2014, 12:04:45 AM
I never said I was o  t o.O I said I was awating it.babys born in april and have my first pysgolilgy appointment then sorry for misunderstood

I was responding to Alex who mentioned being on T while pregnant. Do you mean that you have an appointment with the local mental health team in April? If you do then you should probably know that there's no need to see your local mental health team to get a referral to a Gender Identity Clinic anymore, unless you've got other mental health issues. Sorry if you already knew that, I just wouldn't want you to be wasting your time.
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Whynaut

Welcome! I'm relatively new here too, but everyone is super nice.

I hope everything works out okay with the baby.
"It's like everyone tells a story about themselves inside their own head. Always. All the time. That story makes you what you are. We build ourselves out of that story."
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xvinnie123x

Quote from: lxndr on March 14, 2014, 09:07:11 AM
I was responding to Alex who mentioned being on T while pregnant. Do you mean that you have an appointment with the local mental health team in April? If you do then you should probably know that there's no need to see your local mental health team to get a referral to a Gender Identity Clinic anymore, unless you've got other mental health issues. Sorry if you already knew that, I just wouldn't want you to be wasting your time.

Oh okay no ive been refferd to london ive been once but i have 2nd one in april when babys due tho im trying to move it !.they just havent got back to me.sorry if you cant understand me my English is ->-bleeped-<-
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rexyrex

Hello and welcome. I'm from the uk and you have came to the right place. Sorry to hear about your friends, they aren't worth it.
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Whynaut

Quote from: xvinnie123x on March 16, 2014, 06:39:42 AM
Oh okay no ive been refferd to london ive been once but i have 2nd one in april when babys due tho im trying to move it !.they just havent got back to me.sorry if you cant understand me my English is ->-bleeped-<-
Your English is understandable, don't worry about it. c:

It sounds like you're doing all the right stuff from where I'm standing. I can only imagine how stressful transitioning with a newborn will be. Do you have some solid supportive people to talk to/hang out with?
"It's like everyone tells a story about themselves inside their own head. Always. All the time. That story makes you what you are. We build ourselves out of that story."
- The Name of the Wind
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Jason C

Welcome :) UK here too, Liverpool, you've joined an awesome forum. Your friends sound like my old ones; they abandoned me when I got sick. Funny how fickle people are. But hey, you'll find good friends, true friends.
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xvinnie123x

Quote from: Whynaut on March 16, 2014, 11:40:16 AM
Your English is understandable, don't worry about it. c:

It sounds like you're doing all the right stuff from where I'm standing. I can only imagine how stressful transitioning with a newborn will be. Do you have some solid supportive people to talk to/hang out with?

No i dont and thats the sucky part :/.x
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Jessica Merriman

Quote from: xvinnie123x on March 18, 2014, 01:06:50 PM
No i dont and thats the sucky part :/.x
You most certainly do now!! We are all here for you! :)
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