I'm going on 4 .5 years and feeling good

I have been on HRT 3 years total ...   ½ year self med and the last 2½ years with a doctors guidance.  Full time for 15 months and 100% passing.  I am very happy with the results so far... body shape and facial features feminization, thinner hair regrowth, loss of body mass and bulk and a C-cup.       Only thing I am missing so far is bigger hips.

Almost 10 years. Might transition soon.

Quote from: Aspiringperson on February 24, 2018, 08:02:04 PM
I have been on HRT 3 years total ...   ½ year self med and the last 2½ years with a doctors guidance.  Full time for 15 months and 100% passing.  I am very happy with the results so far... body shape and facial features feminization, thinner hair regrowth, loss of body mass and bulk and a C-cup.       Only thing I am missing so far is bigger hips.

You're beautiful!


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Quote from: SarahFehrman on February 24, 2018, 08:30:10 PM
You're beautiful!
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Thank you SarahFehrman for your nice words!!!

Quote from: Aspiringperson on February 24, 2018, 08:02:04 PM
I have been on HRT 3 years total ...   ½ year self med and the last 2½ years with a doctors guidance.  Full time for 15 months and 100% passing.  I am very happy with the results so far... body shape and facial features feminization, thinner hair regrowth, loss of body mass and bulk and a C-cup.       Only thing I am missing so far is bigger hips.

I think I'm just starting to feel my hips

It's gonna be 5 months for me on the 29th. I have a long way to go

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it goes by quick

This time around  about 5 years.  Previously when I transitioned , I was on HRT  for 9 years including living full time for just under 3 years. I de-transitioned for financial reasons (to stop becoming destitute and being outed in the UK some 30+ years ago).
Judith

Looking at the results of the poll, it looks like people use Susan's far less/stop using it once they have passed 48 months. I guess once we finish our transition a lot of girls don't return unless there's an issue or question to be raised.

More than 25 years.

Quote from: Lady Sarah on February 24, 2018, 11:46:18 PM
More than 25 years.

Wow you win! Until Dena gets here I think ☺

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I honestly can't remember and don't really care anymore, I quit counting after about five years or so

7 months here.  Newb!     It was only a couple of months when I put some jeans on, thought for a sec that I'd left them in the dryer too long as they weren't loose like before; then looked in the mirror and realized I'd already filled out in the hips a bit.  Recently I've noticed my feet are slightly smaller too - shrinkage of cartilage, apparently. 

Slow but steady growth upstairs.  Am a lot more emotionally stable now, too.

There's a member here who transitioned in her teens, in the early 1970s.

5 weeks.

Almost 7 months here.  Haven't been happier.

the best part of 8 years since i started HRT.

I went full time when I started HRT, it was just a convenient time in life to do both at the same time.

I love my female body, the curves, the breasts and I still love wearing the clothes..

2 years and a bit.
One year very low dose
Another year low dose
I like how Estradiol makes me feel. Especially when I'm in love. My feelings of love have changed on it. More pleasurable to be in love, more on a pink cloud,...
The euphoria with every dose is still there.
It worries me that I am so attached to my estrogen.
Hugs.

Quote from: Lady Sarah on February 24, 2018, 11:46:18 PM
More than 25 years.

You are an inspiration to me!
25 years on HRT without SRS.
It gives me hope that longterm HRT without SRS can be an option. I was scared for health problems if I was not going to ever get SRS. An orchie sounds like a good plan for me on the middle-long term, without ever having to go through SRS. Can't imagine ever having to give up on my ladystickers ( E patches ) .

Hugs
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Quote from: Ellement_of_Freedom on February 24, 2018, 11:30:09 PM. . . a lot of girls don't return unless there's an issue or question to be raised.

          Sad but true have noticed that too over the years. Why? Cause place is so addicting, time consuming? Total "purge" like in those 'shameful' crossdressing days?

          While first learned about, considered & attempted transition in late 70's (mail order for Premarin in back of forget which N.Y.C. publication) did not fully subscribe to HRT until about 2005, not long after our 2'nd child was born. Atlanta has proved to be a very trans-friendly place. First therapist exclaimed "how long"(?) and basically will approve anything I decide to do which, absolute coward that I am, has ultimately proved to be "nothing" earth shattering at all!

Meanwhile BF "W**dy" has since had an 'orchi', BA, FFS then . . . divorced and disappeared from the planet!

        While not all of us are "clinically depressed" in need of extensive "psych intervention" I have noticed that some (again not all) who do "fully transition socially" - lol Non-Cowards - can often have other preexisting diagnoses, life issues as well. But of course you say what is with that? Aside from the obvious difficulties always thought of transition as the ultimate "happiness solution" rather than a major problem in itself or an underlying symptom of something "mysteriously else"? Thus shamefully (a healthy thing?) I continue to hide within a mere "shell of a woman" and reluctance to continue with "group".

"Free time" is also a huge problem! Why can't life just STOP and let us off (for a while only not permanently of course) ??