[AnnieBL]

Well I went to the Endo, and have to go back on the 26th. Putting me straight on Androcur and Estrodol gel. He is trying to avoid oral medication due to liver stress.
All he needs is an email from my therapist, hopefully I'll get that in time, I don't see why not. So it looks like I will predominantly be going the Swiss route.
I was literally bouncing off of the wall yesterday, happy day.

Currently at the airport, waiting in the lounge, it is empty. So does anyone know what is required for Transsexuals to get past the TSA in the USA? We don't have problems here

ps. My posture is so bad in this picture *sigh*

You look great, and it sounds as if you're well set up now. If yesterday was a great day for you, today has been a great day for me and your post has been my good luck charm. Annie is intending to 'come out' for the first time at SCC and my wife and I have been putting together a wardrobe (I've never had the urge to crossdress and never had, but we both appreciate that some rehearsal is necessary. My wife was looking this morning at some tops I'd bought and said that they were too small (I'm 6' 3" and 200lbs) and I said they were not and pulled each one on in turn; and then when she'd gone out pulled on a pair of (women's) jeans, at which point I felt I might as well go the rest of the way. It looked right and felt so good to be the real me (which to me means that as a woman, I dress accordingly; nothing 'cross' about it and nothing to do with satisfying an urge) that I've stayed that way for the rest of the day. When I went on BN and saw your post I felt a real kindred spirit, at which point the phone went and my PHP was on the phone to tell me that a new transgender clinic, the first in my province, has just opened in Moncton, only two hours drive away. Services were so lacking before that I'm over the moon with delight.

Hugs