[Niaja]

I'm back! well... kinda. you might have noticed i didn't post an update last month and that has partial good reason and partially honest mistake. so, around that time I was getting ready to start working at a job, a full-time job at walmart that i would soon quit because it turns out i am not physically ready to do that, my ankles are still damaged i fear but im not paying a doctor to confirm that. other reason i didn't post was I've got a girlfriend which means i'm saying goodbye to nude updates~

I will post my last progress pics for my 2 years milestone for HRT, in 1 month, on the 27th of October. From then on, you'll have to glean progress from my change in measurement sizes and from how i look clothed. This isn't something to really be sad about, it feels a little strange changing such a long habit but I don't miss it much, it was a boost in morale when i needed it and it is what it is.

Anyway, that update out of the way, I have harrowing news: I've been deprived of HRT for quite a while and ill be taking a lot less of it. My latest bloodwork came back at 987 pg/mL, over twice what i'd like and 3 times what my providers are ok with. so im going down from 3 mg every 3.5 days to 2mg every 5 days. 46% of my normal dose. then they'll check the reading and adjust accordingly. I really think that reading was a fluke because of my fluctuating weight from my work schedule. I pulled an all-nighter to get that reading so who even knows what went on. but oh well, we'll see. I really hope i get my HRT soon, its been quite unpleasant lasting so long, thankfully Jamie has gone above and beyond to support me through thick and thin (love u bunches if you're reading this <3).

Last of all, after I get the bloodwork results, I will start BO and kelp~ i will take it alongside HRT because i wanna see if it helps me. I considered adding pituitary glandular but if im going to risk mad cow disease (infinitesimally small risk but still), i'm going to need to hear what exactly the pituitary glandular is doing for you that the ovary wasn't. gimme your anecdotes, what did pituitary do for you?

lots of love and hugs~

Aria

You sure have come a long way --very pretty girl hope they get your HRT straightened out it can be very frustrating dealing with the healthcare system. Keeping your estrogen level consistent is important for so many reasons