Thank you for this just passed mental stability assessment for surgery I got my birth CERTIFICATE legalizing me as female and theres not alot of info which is saddening as this is an ultimate step in this journey. I am writing my transitional journey in a novel to help others come to terms and also help those who know others and how to deal with negative reactions and hopefully educate the opinionated members of society who seem too arrogant to realize that their opinion is irrelevant as it affects my quality of life and when someone's opinion interferes with someone's happiness. That opinion is invalid and hopefully I will get the point across. Thank you for sharing your experience I am in my early to mid 40s best decision I have ever made in my whole life. Never been this happy ever in my life. Passed one year of living full time as well as one year of HRT. I wish everyone all the best and a good day
Hey Tania, totally agree, I've just found this, I'm in Brisbane and going to my initial consultation for GRS today 19/4/21! Luv and light to you darl x
JoJo thank you for intimate five step approach to consider learned a lot and thank you for your acute honesty. It makes me think harder if I really want to be a real woman
You also have to factor in that the adrenal glands will compensate for the loss of the T producers. Females primarily get T from adrenal production, so MtF will follow suit with the same but may over produce T until the body understands that there are no AA's suppressing all T sources and the adrenals can stop pumping out T.
I hope to get bottom surgery I just came out recently as questioning and have been going to gender therapy lately which I have been enjoying. Like your video .
Yea I had an orchi and still get the same dosage injection like when I was pre orchi. Or struggles lol. Now im almost 1 month post op and can’t wait to get back on my hrt
Only thing that scares me about having srs is using the bathroom for first time ever. Cause I was told that few people said it Burns and blood comes out and others say they pee everywhere. I’m nervous about it tbh. But did you have trouble walking and going upstairs and downstairs? Cause I live in a house with stairs and I’m nervous about the stitches busting open 😭that’s my worse fear ever about any surgery tbh
Peeing can be a bit difficult at first. Some of the girls who were having their surgery at the same time as me, had to wear a catheter for a bit longer. I was lucky. I peed without an issue from day one. No blood, no pain as such. It was just bit uncomfortable. Its a bit like a sprinkler at first, but nothing to worry about. Stairs were also fine. No strenuous exercise though xx
You're just absolutely adorable! I think your videos will be a great help! I love the little images you submitted in the video intermitently and your facial expressions...hehehehe. You've earned a new Sub gf! 😎😋
I know you do your best on your videos but the music is distracting from what you’re saying, my suggestion is don’t remove it but lower the volume a tad- though i do appreciate what you’re saying.
So after SRS for how long will I have to do dilation..I can't tolerate that after 10 years of SRS I am still dilating will I have to keep doing this for my entire life or just for a few months ?
Being trans non-binary I really wish I could have both... Then again, if I think about it, I do :D Thanks for the great video. You are so beautiful and you have a stunning voice... trans power babe!
Everybody has there own idea how far they won't to go with there operations to meet their transgender goal. You knew what you wanted and it looks like you have achieved it. You did not mention anything about cost maybe you could enlighten me? A ballpark figure would be ok! I know we have spoken before. Lots of Love! Jessica Scarlett May
Hi. I just did my GCS a month ago. I have tried going to a friend who has done the surgery with my questions and for help and direction, how ever the conversation often becomes about there surgery and them selves, so I figured I would reach out and ask you and maybe get more clear information. I was wondering if when you first did your surgery, if therecwas almost a pinch or tightness at the top area of your vulva, possibly by the clitoris and upper labia minora? (especially in the morning) Also is it common to lose depht while dilating in the first few weeks post surgery. I used to be able to dilate passed the first dot on dilater, immediately after surgery and now a month later can only get to the second to last dot, with no hope of further depth as I am scared to force or push to hard on dilater. Please help with your experience. Thanks
Hi. It is common to lose depth immediately after GCS. I was 7.5" and I'm now 6". This is after 4 years and the correct regimen. It has remained 6" for almost 2 years now. As for tightness, well you will experience all manner of different feelings over the coming 3-6 months as you heal. It can take a full year until you finally have the end result. Good luck. X
@@JoJo75 Hi JoJo Thanks for the info. I did not realize recovery time would be so long. I feel like all I do is get up and dilate all day. Skin feels taught and swollen and vag a bit scary. I guess time will tell how well I heal and what my final results are aesthetically with my neo vag ! Fingers crossed, I have never felt so stressed and uptight about life.😥
@Tabitha Sherwood Thank you for your encouragement. Trying to stay positive and getting up every day in hopes of some relief from the tightness in the vaginal area. and normal sensation to return to the area.
You are one classy and subtly funny, and oh so charming/feminine LADY. Such a beautiful face, with a svelt voice too. Oh, your presentation was top notch too, by the way !!
As a straight male, I am not sure why so many transgender videos pop up on my TH-cam feed, it has nothing whatsoever to do with my areas of interest, I mean it's a fascinating subject in it's own way, but why is it being suggested for me?
Ringitus.. girl that's not the hormones ..first time I've heard someone complain about that. I do have heard many of us have difficulty sleeping with testosterone deprivation... but hearing a ringing... that's creapy : O hope that never happens to me. Hope you're ok now with those things
Yoda on DMT * I know people who travelled from UK to Thailand for their SRS. I travelled from USA to Thailand (January - March 2016) - less than $15.000 for everything - surgery with Dr. Chettawut, international travel, recovery residence, food, sightseeing. *
Well this totally put me back in the closet. I know you didn't mean to make this seem to negative, but it seems pointless...I can't afford to event take a week off work.
Better to be prepared though, right? I think knowing what you're up againts is probably the best mental preparation to guide you on your way. Can't take a week off? Work up to a better job / conditions / savings and go from there. Some barriers are there to make you strong enough for what you find on the other side.
@@thomashenderson3901 Job market is more cut-throat than it has ever been. None of my companies cared for things like MH, they just see you as a weak link when you take time off. Not so much preparation, I just know my life would be shitter so I have to live the way I am as misrable as that might be.
@@silver4831 Don't pull me up on semantics. Want, need, itch, whatever you want to call it I'm trying my best to be supportive here! I'm the only one who's reached out to you since your comment a year ago and now you're throwing it in my face? Thanks.
the surgery it’s my biggest dream and your video help me A LOT! Thanks girl, love this video, you are very sweet and nice, i’ll definitely subscribe
Thanks for such a lovely comment. I hope you achieve your dream, and get the surgery you rightly deserve xx
I love this video thank u so much for sharing the information love u 😊
Thank you for this just passed mental stability assessment for surgery I got my birth CERTIFICATE legalizing me as female and theres not alot of info which is saddening as this is an ultimate step in this journey. I am writing my transitional journey in a novel to help others come to terms and also help those who know others and how to deal with negative reactions and hopefully educate the opinionated members of society who seem too arrogant to realize that their opinion is irrelevant as it affects my quality of life and when someone's opinion interferes with someone's happiness. That opinion is invalid and hopefully I will get the point across. Thank you for sharing your experience I am in my early to mid 40s best decision I have ever made in my whole life. Never been this happy ever in my life. Passed one year of living full time as well as one year of HRT. I wish everyone all the best and a good day
No opinion is irrelevant. Every person deserves one 💕
Absolutely loving your videos, as a mature transgender person in Australia I find your British approach quite comforting.
Hey Tania, totally agree, I've just found this, I'm in Brisbane and going to my initial consultation for GRS today 19/4/21! Luv and light to you darl x
Not only are you very beautiful, but I could listen to your voice all day long.
This video was extremely informative! Thank you! ❤️
JoJo thank you for intimate five step approach to consider learned a lot and thank you for your acute honesty. It makes me think harder if I really want to be a real woman
Very pretty lady. Congrats on your transition. Best of luck with your future.
love your vids girl, thanks so much. x
i think the biggest misconception is that the prostate is not remove, so we still need to take anti-androgen but in very small amount
That is not true. Your adrenaline gland produces some just like any other woman.
You also have to factor in that the adrenal glands will compensate for the loss of the T producers. Females primarily get T from adrenal production, so MtF will follow suit with the same but may over produce T until the body understands that there are no AA's suppressing all T sources and the adrenals can stop pumping out T.
Thank you for sharing your experiences. It means the world, hon.
I hope to get bottom surgery I just came out recently as questioning and have been going to gender therapy lately which I have been enjoying. Like your video .
Thank you 🙏 so much for this and for sharing your journey. It makes my current journey a little less intimidating 💖
Yea I had an orchi and still get the same dosage injection like when I was pre orchi. Or struggles lol. Now im almost 1 month post op and can’t wait to get back on my hrt
Only thing that scares me about having srs is using the bathroom for first time ever. Cause I was told that few people said it Burns and blood comes out and others say they pee everywhere. I’m nervous about it tbh. But did you have trouble walking and going upstairs and downstairs? Cause I live in a house with stairs and I’m nervous about the stitches busting open 😭that’s my worse fear ever about any surgery tbh
Peeing can be a bit difficult at first. Some of the girls who were having their surgery at the same time as me, had to wear a catheter for a bit longer. I was lucky. I peed without an issue from day one. No blood, no pain as such. It was just bit uncomfortable. Its a bit like a sprinkler at first, but nothing to worry about. Stairs were also fine. No strenuous exercise though xx
JoJo75 thank you so much 💜😭💜you’re a life saver!!🙏🏽
You're just absolutely adorable! I think your videos will be a great help! I love the little images you submitted in the video intermitently and your facial expressions...hehehehe. You've earned a new Sub gf! 😎😋
I know you do your best on your videos but the music is distracting from what you’re saying, my suggestion is don’t remove it but lower the volume a tad- though i do appreciate what you’re saying.
Duely noted. Thx for pointing it out x
Thanks
Thank you for sharing!
So after SRS for how long will I have to do dilation..I can't tolerate that after 10 years of SRS I am still dilating will I have to keep doing this for my entire life or just for a few months ?
I understand it is for the rest of your life. Or if sex is not important to you just stop and let it close up.
Thanks !
Being trans non-binary I really wish I could have both... Then again, if I think about it, I do :D Thanks for the great video. You are so beautiful and you have a stunning voice... trans power babe!
My endocrinologist tried that to cut m back on estrogen, but later she put me back back 4 mg of estrogen !
Very educational. 😐😐😐😐😐
Everybody has there own idea how far they won't to go with there operations to meet their transgender goal. You knew what you wanted and it looks like you have achieved it. You did not mention anything about cost maybe you could enlighten me? A ballpark figure would be ok! I know we have spoken before.
Lots of Love! Jessica Scarlett May
Hi. I just did my GCS a month ago. I have tried going to a friend who has done the surgery with my questions and for help and direction, how ever the conversation often becomes about there surgery and them selves, so I figured I would reach out and ask you and maybe get more clear information. I was wondering if when you first did your surgery, if therecwas almost a pinch or tightness at the top area of your vulva, possibly by the clitoris and upper labia minora? (especially in the morning) Also is it common to lose depht while dilating in the first few weeks post surgery. I used to be able to dilate passed the first dot on dilater, immediately after surgery and now a month later can only get to the second to last dot, with no hope of further depth as I am scared to force or push to hard on dilater. Please help with your experience. Thanks
Hi. It is common to lose depth immediately after GCS. I was 7.5" and I'm now 6". This is after 4 years and the correct regimen. It has remained 6" for almost 2 years now. As for tightness, well you will experience all manner of different feelings over the coming 3-6 months as you heal. It can take a full year until you finally have the end result. Good luck. X
@@JoJo75 Hi JoJo
Thanks for the info. I did not realize recovery time would be so long. I feel like all I do is get up and dilate all day. Skin feels taught and swollen and vag a bit scary. I guess time will tell how well I heal and what my final results are aesthetically with my neo vag ! Fingers crossed, I have never felt so stressed and uptight about life.😥
@Tabitha Sherwood Thank you for your encouragement. Trying to stay positive and getting up every day in hopes of some relief from the tightness in the vaginal area. and normal sensation to return to the area.
May I ask who your surgeon was??
You are one classy and subtly funny, and oh so charming/feminine LADY. Such a beautiful face, with a svelt voice too. Oh, your presentation was top notch too, by the way !!
As a straight male, I am not sure why so many transgender videos pop up on my TH-cam feed, it has nothing whatsoever to do with my areas of interest, I mean it's a fascinating subject in it's own way, but why is it being suggested for me?
I think im going for the srs
great video,.,.thanks,.
Ringitus.. girl that's not the hormones ..first time I've heard someone complain about that.
I do have heard many of us have difficulty sleeping with testosterone deprivation... but hearing a ringing... that's creapy : O hope that never happens to me. Hope you're ok now with those things
Isn't there anywhere decent to get surgery in the UK?
Everybody goes to Supporn and I don't think I'll have enough to do that.
Yoda on DMT
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I know people who travelled from UK to Thailand for their SRS.
I travelled from USA to Thailand (January - March 2016) - less than $15.000 for everything - surgery with Dr. Chettawut, international travel, recovery residence, food, sightseeing.
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Gender Confirmation Surgery?
I wish I had your hair
Well this totally put me back in the closet. I know you didn't mean to make this seem to negative, but it seems pointless...I can't afford to event take a week off work.
Better to be prepared though, right?
I think knowing what you're up againts is probably the best mental preparation to guide you on your way.
Can't take a week off? Work up to a better job / conditions / savings and go from there.
Some barriers are there to make you strong enough for what you find on the other side.
@@thomashenderson3901 Job market is more cut-throat than it has ever been. None of my companies cared for things like MH, they just see you as a weak link when you take time off.
Not so much preparation, I just know my life would be shitter so I have to live the way I am as misrable as that might be.
@Silver I'm not saying it's easy! But if it's something you truly want then that determination will steer you there eventually.
@@thomashenderson3901 I don't WANT it, its gender dysphoria! Why is that so hard to get?
@@silver4831 Don't pull me up on semantics. Want, need, itch, whatever you want to call it I'm trying my best to be supportive here!
I'm the only one who's reached out to you since your comment a year ago and now you're throwing it in my face? Thanks.
I was litterally just about to post cranberry juice. Take it once or twilce monthy I'd say,
When can you go back to work? How much time off did you have to have?
Other videos I have watched suggested it could be as long as two or three months to allow healing and avoid bruising and swelling.
@@daviniarobbins9298 Thanks! I've learned quite a bit in the last year! Lol
@@sarenabarrett7929 Me too, lol. I think it is the autism in me.
@@daviniarobbins9298 Lol!
love the jack hammer
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One of my dream
The angle of entry can be different for a transgendered woman because the male torso is longer. 😐😐😐😐😐
John Doe CAN BE ,.So can also be not 🤪
Every one is a littel bit different dont worry
Girls just wanne have Some fun
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Your estrogen level was 400. That would be considered dangerously extremely high unless you are pregnant
Cranberry capsules are great fast fix honey ,taste not noticed
Salut!ta video est vraiment informative mais en français ce serait mieux!
Are you a JoJo reference?
Nice information, how old are you ? I’ll guess early 30s 😀
Mark Allen She’s 43/44.
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