Quote from: Hecknado on November 21, 2015, 09:18:10 PM
what are 'yound trans'?

Its supposed to be young...
just a misspelling in the title...
maybe a moderator could set it right...


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All fixed. Hugs
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Quote from: Mariah2014 on November 22, 2015, 02:56:38 PM
All fixed. Hugs
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Thank you.
Though I found it kind of funny 


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Your welcome. Hugs
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Quote from: Laura_7 on November 22, 2015, 03:00:22 PM
Thank you.
Though I found it kind of funny 


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yep, i'm 16. going on blockers soon but I have to have a full ( as in everywhere ) body examination to check I have normal parts before I can.. well.. :I

I'm 17 I've been on blockers for almost a year now woo yay and they are gonna put me on t but unfortunately this is the NHS so everything is suuuuper slooooooooowwww.

Quote from: Menoimagination on November 23, 2015, 01:33:41 PM
I'm 17 I've been on blockers for almost a year now woo yay and they are gonna put me on t but unfortunately this is the NHS so everything is suuuuper slooooooooowwww.

Being in the UK you might have a look at the mermaids, its a group specifically for transgender youth:
http://mermaidsuk.org.uk
They even offer assistance... and there are other young transgender people there...


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Quote from: Menoimagination on November 23, 2015, 01:33:41 PM
I'm 17 I've been on blockers for almost a year now woo yay and they are gonna put me on t but unfortunately this is the NHS so everything is suuuuper slooooooooowwww.

Public health systems are like the bus systems. slow, underfunded,  lots of people use them, and you never know when your next bus/appointment might be. Atleast we're in it!

I am 16 and on blockers since June .
It is very long in France too, I hope to be able to take my hormones on April..
I am very glad it is our Sécurité Sociale (Health service) which pay all of it, I am really surprised it is completly different in the USA, it is kind of sad :/

Quote from: Lebedinaja on September 03, 2015, 11:57:16 AM
also right, but for me.... I cant really start anything without this... at least not socially, for myself I started

I agree. I'm 16 though.

Quote from: Zeuphro on November 25, 2015, 09:17:56 AM
I am 16 and on blockers since June .
It is very long in France too, I hope to be able to take my hormones on April..
I am very glad it is our Sécurité Sociale (Health service) which pay all of it, I am really surprised it is completly different in the USA, it is kind of sad :/

Do you mind telling me about your process? I'm 16 as well.

Quote from: voxyboo on September 09, 2015, 06:42:06 PM
I might be kind of late to the discussion, but I'm 13 and trans. Everyone says that it's just hormones and tumblr that's "making" me trans but I've learned to deal with it.

Oh, Colorado is also a good place to go to. There aren't a lot of religious people there and theres a lot of laws that protect trans and gay individuals. i live there.

Must be nice to stay there. I'm 16 in Alabama and struggling, Alabama, you could say is the exact opposite.

Quote from: ThaliaNyx on October 25, 2015, 09:39:53 PM
I'm 17. I want to start HRT as well, but money's a problem.

I'm 16, but besides that we have the same problem.

Quote from: Menoimagination on November 23, 2015, 01:33:41 PM
I'm 17 I've been on blockers for almost a year now woo yay and they are gonna put me on t but unfortunately this is the NHS so everything is suuuuper slooooooooowwww.

I'm 16. Ftm. Do you mind telling me about your process? Or the steps taking to where I wanna be? I want to get started on blockers as soon as possible tbh...

Quote from: PrinceRyan on December 04, 2015, 11:32:05 AM
Do you mind telling me about your process? I'm 16 as well.

Well they have a system where everything is paid for but its necessary to have docs given permission .
it might take some time.

In the us there is informed consent for adults...
and there might be programs or sliding scales for people with lower income.
It might be a good idea to ask with plannedparenthood, lgbt centers or endos/clinics.


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I'm 17, will be 18 in May. I will start testosterone shortly thereafter, if I can afford it. I already have an appointment with an endocrinologist in June.

Well you have to be at the Tavistock because you're under 18 and they are the only GIC for under 18s, and then you have 4+ish appointments before you get referred to an endocrinologist then the endorsed has to look at your stuff and in a few appointments you'll be on blockers.

I'm 17 years old !!

Yeah sly you said in your previous post, but I wasn't actually talking to you I was replying to ryan

Quote from: slyblue on December 07, 2015, 04:27:07 PM
I'm 17 years old !!

Well not much longer... probably a nice celebration to look forward to


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