New user on the site, and not exactly sure where to begin with an introduction. I've never been great at this sort of thing. Just saying hello, letting you know that I'm around and that I'm always eager to hear from any of you about your own experiences or any sort of advice.

If anybody has any sort of questions, feel free to shoot them in the thread - like I said, I can't write an intro to save my life. Hope to hear from some of you soon, and glad to be here! 

The only thing that's necessary is whatever you feel like sharing about yourself, if you're comfortable with it and/or even want to.

Good to meet you! I look forward to seeing you in some of the discussions around here.

Hi Jeanie, Welcome to Susan's.

You will find a lot of information here and lots of interesting people. Join in where you feel like contributing and make yourself at home.

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Hey Jeanie, welcome to Susan's. Just check out the threads that interest you and join in the conversation, ask questions if you want. Of you're stuck for an intro then maybe tell us a little about where you are on your gender journey - questioning, seeing a counsellor, on HRT, or beyond. What are your hopes and worries?

Jeanie

It's great to have you join our community.  Take your time.  We don't bite and we are hear to listen, support and share

Safe travels

Aisla

Hey, Grace. Currently at the very beginning of a long road to come; I finally officially have a time booked with a psychologist, but where I live, I'll have to meet with him a few times over the next few months before I can receive a referral to one of the six investigation teams here in Sweden. Once that's happened, I still have a mandatory year of RLE to come before I have a chance of beginning hormones. I'm super nervous about, well, everything because I'm super good at worry way too much, but Susan's has helped me with my confidence a lot over the past few years I've been lurking here.

I don't know entirely what to expect, and I know estrogen doesn't always play nice, but as anxious as I am, I'm so much more excited for the future.