"A Urologist that will do it is hard to find, actually in Dayton Oh, there is not one that will. I would guess that in a big city like Boston a Urologist may be easier to find.
I had a large cyst that made it possible to to have one…"
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Bilateral Orchiectomy
Started this discussion. Last reply by Erin Detty Feb 3. 30 Replies 3 Likes
This has probably been asked before, but anyway. I have been doing a lot of research on the subject and I am certain it’s the rite thing for me. I know the first step is to see a psychologist and I…Read More
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BARBARA MILES replied to Lori Pardee's discussion Bilateral Orchiectomy"I am planning to have an Bilateral Orchictomy, and looking for TG friendly Doctor in the Boston area."
Lori Pardee replied to Lori Pardee's discussion Bilateral Orchiectomy"First off thank you everyone for your in-put. Rachel,You have nailed it for me Hun. Sense Gynecomastia has given me a high estrogen level and Microphallus Disorder has all but removed my penis there would not be anything there to work with any way.…"
Rachel King replied to Lori Pardee's discussion Bilateral Orchiectomy"My Thai surgeon, Dr Saran, who is fast gaining a reputation for his expertise in FFS and GRS told me that the length of my penis, is the depth I could expect my vagina to be and this turned out to be 100% correct.
He also told me if I required extra…"
Lisa Watson replied to Lori Pardee's discussion Bilateral Orchiectomy"Thank you Rachel for sharing your experience, it adds to the rich tapestry of life.
For your information I am trans & I seriously considered having an orchidectomy myself for a long time. However when I broached the subject with a number of SRS…"
Rachel King replied to Lori Pardee's discussion Bilateral Orchiectomy"Lori, as far as I am concerned this is another myth perpetuated by Doctors( I got told off for calling them Q**cks) who have little knowledge on the subject and even less about us being trans.
I had an Orchi in June 2009 and my financial…"
rebecca elaine fleury replied to Lori Pardee's discussion Bilateral Orchiectomy"i had a bi laterel orchie three months ago and had the scrotum removed as well
the surgery itself lasted approx one and a half hours and i stayed in hospital one day
the surgery itself was not overly painful and i felt reborn as soon as it was…"
Lisa Watson replied to Lori Pardee's discussion Bilateral Orchiectomy"Hi Lori
Once you have sorted out the psychological aspects of orchidectomy - which are profound & you must be 110% certain that that is the procedure for you, as thre is no going back. It certainly can help you, but with one proviso.
If you have…"
Rachel King replied to Lori Pardee's discussion Bilateral Orchiectomy"I sort of follow blogs as they progress, and I declined to comment further because what I said earlier, was encouraging and how I feel about having the operation but on the resurrection of this discussion and the sometimes odd…"
Angel K M replied to Lori Pardee's discussion Bilateral Orchiectomy"It was one of the best things I have ever done no con’s at all!"
Kelly stevens replied to Lori Pardee's discussion Bilateral Orchiectomy"Does anyone know where to have this performed in the Las Vegas area?"
HELEN BRADY replied to Lori Pardee's discussion Bilateral Orchiectomy"Great idea Janell!
I did read a post by a trans doctor that did her own on the kitchen table. She had her whole story on the net in her website, but later took it down. I guess that was my first in-depth information on our condition, as I was…"
Janell Elynn Smith replied to Lori Pardee's discussion Bilateral Orchiectomy"Thanks Rachel for the Link.---Blessings, Elynn"
Janell Elynn Smith replied to Lori Pardee's discussion Bilateral Orchiectomy"I know this is a serious discussion, but if they made a "Home Self-Orchiectomy Kit" I would buy and use it."
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- I am a:
- Male to Female Transgender Person
- I Express My Gender Variance:
- Full Time (Gender Marker Not Legally Changed)
- My Gender Status is:
- Non-Op TG - Presenting Full-Time in Chosen Gender
- Relationship Status:
- Divorced (Kids are Grown)
- I am interested in:
- Out Reach, Support Groups, Friends, Dating, Activism, Blogging, Chatting, Public Functions, Private Functions
- I am NOT interested in:
- Camming, Swingers, Fetishes, Post-Op Transsexuals, Public Functions
- 100 Words About Me:
- Hi every body,
My name is Lori, I’m a male to female transgender type person. I’m not seeking genital corrective surgery, but one never knows what dreams may come though. Gynecomastia has given me a jump-start on breast but I would like to start hormones to help them along. Micro-phallus Disorder has all but removed my penis, a Bilateral Orchiectomy would make me very happy.
As for life in general I'm laid back quiet home-body type for the most part but I like to get out occasionally. At home I like to take on or share the domestic things. I like to keep a clean house and as for my abilities in the kitchen; I worked most of my life as a chef. As for the outdoors, I like gardening, rock-hounding in the desert, flea-markets, long drives through the mountain passes and I absolutely love camping and fishing.
Religion and politics: I am an ordained Unitarian minister but people our age are usually pretty set in our convictions and I would never try and sway anyone's beliefs. I have some intelligence and can hold some deep and intellectual conversations. I am spiritual but not religious I believe in god in my own way. I study a vast variety of spirituality. I like discussing theory's and thoughts about life and all forms of religion and spiritualism of all cultures. I think it's the best way to grow and evolve spiritually. I believe it is the moral responsibility of the individual to make their own happiness or unhappiness as they obey or disobey nature's physical and spiritual laws. I do my best to be cooperative, be helpful, be humble, be honest, be happy, live positively, and love my fellow man. I have no hate, no envy, no jealousy, no negativity, no racism, or discrimination of any kind I have a live and let live policy.
I have no love for money or materialism of any kind. I place a high value on the people in my life and life itself. I don't fit any labels, I don't fit into a box, and I may not even fit in at all... But I fit in just fine with those who are just fine with me fitting in. I am myself without apology. Put simply a female brain in a male body! I lived most of my life as society dictated to me, pretending to be the "man" everyone expected me to be. (Male body so act like a man) I started living and dressing as Lori full time about three years ago. I am not 100% passable as female. I pass by not passing. I present my past as my past because I'm past it. Does that make any sense? I don't need to tiptoe through my world or remember anything but my real life story; it advertises my presence, my reality and my differences. Because my presence my reality and my differences have purpose. I am just me, I am Lori I am just a person.
As far as my sexuality I played the part of a heterosexual male for many years of my life but it never really felt rite. I like women and once considered myself to be a lesbian trapped in a male body but I also have an interest in men. So bisexual maybe?? Ya see this is why I don't like labels. People are complicated, gender is complicated. There are female brains in male bodies and vice versa everyone has the need to be who they are. We were "not" put on this Earth to die a half lived life and denying ones true self can lead to feelings of frustration and confusion. While embracing the gender that your heart knows you to be can bring about a sense of harmony and peace within your soul. I truly accept the fact that my femininity is not going away. I now except that she is a part of me, not apart from me. She is not a separate person she is the true me she is the woman within me that is my very soul. I will embrace her with grace and dignity for she is after all in many ways, the very best part of me. If you want to know more about me just ask.
I bid you the warmest hugs, peace, love and light,
~Lori
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 1:39pm on July 2, 2011,
Juli Hendrix said… - Hi Lori,
So, how's life in AZ, other than sunny and hot? (:-D)
Were you up on Alaska on a contract job?
***HUGS***,
Juli
- At 2:18am on May 19, 2011, Juli Hendrix said…
- Welcome back Lori!
Wow, from Alaska to Arizona!
That's a switch! (:-D)
Catch you on chat sometime!
***HUGS***,
Juli
- At 11:19am on July 23, 2010,
Jennifer said… - Hello Lori, Thank you so much for your wonderful compliments. I can definitely relate to many facets of your journey. You look amazing! Best, Jennifer
- At 10:34pm on July 16, 2010,
Shirley said… - "Sweetheart" - Just curious about that - wolf - bear - and Beaver ? / Warm regards - Shirley
- At 2:38pm on July 8, 2010,
Marsha M. Marsha said… - Welcome Lori to PE. It is so nice to have a fulltime woman join our wonderful group of compassionate and knowledgable members. Please take the time to become acquainted with our many groups and forums but especially the amazing people.
Hugs,
Marsha
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