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Almost Cut my Hair? Nope, same as Neil Young:
Exploring The Hormonal Route. Hair=life.
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No way.... You don't know Tom and Jerry? lol
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Estradiol apparently doesn't rejuvenate aging eyes, lol. Darn, it only does everything else but some of these avatars are small in my defense. I used to like politically incorrect Tom and Jerry but they altered all of the old ones at TCM. Was there one where Tom smoked?
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Here's the greatest non-PC use of cartoon characters except for Tijuana Bibles which I just love when I see new ones.
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New Pics up and they are not bad. Janey's upset lest she lose her wig and extra status over her other binary:
I am thinking of switching to 100mg of Bicalutamide, because time is short, and until next year I need to have time to try all the dosages. I will use this dose until the end of the summer. In the fall, I will add estrogel and increase the dosage to 150 mg. If there are no changes before the new year - surgery in January 2022 and HRT with Lena injections
Who knows how to tell if my pelvic bone is overgrown? What X-ray should be done, how do I know?
Who knows how to tell if my pelvic bone is overgrown? What X-ray should be done, how do I know?
I am deteriorating very quickly, I do not have time to research, I need to have time to check all the options before next year. I am also working to save money for a gynecomastia surgery during the winter break. Immediately after the operation, Lena's injections, for which you also need to save money
In the meantime, I'll think if it's worth it. Maybe I will use HRT in cycles, and not constantly. Is it dangerous to change the dominant hormone often?
In the meantime, I'll think if it's worth it. Maybe I will use HRT in cycles, and not constantly. Is it dangerous to change the dominant hormone often?
I'm 19, but my growth stopped at 13, so I hope the pelvic plates also closed earlier
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Check out these new pics compared to me in June of 2017, almost four years ago:
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...t-and-pictorial-posts-prove-it.130425/page-49
Tell me that's not amazing and I am 56 years old.
https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...t-and-pictorial-posts-prove-it.130425/page-49
Tell me that's not amazing and I am 56 years old.
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Honestly, I like your look better before hormone therapy. You were a handsome mature man and now you look creepy and weird ... Sorry. You know better what is best. Moreover, I myself will eventually be on HRT.
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Response from my best friend in Germany:
"That’s amazing!"
Short and sweet response. He has known me since 1987.
Second response from Germany:
On 4/30/21 2:54 PM, GR Anderson wrote:
"That’s amazing!"
Short and sweet response. He has known me since 1987.
Second response from Germany:
On 4/30/21 2:54 PM, GR Anderson wrote:
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I am going to send Tato a link and see what he thinks.
I am trying to find information on how to tell if the pelvic bones have healed. I probably need an x-ray
In 2022 I will be 20 years old
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So, Almas, let's try this again. The question wasn't whether you liked my look.
The question is has HRT restored huge amounts of hair for me, along with giving me a much nicer texture:
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Thank you. We have lots of moody folks on here today. One thing that I said to another person your age is that I chose this but you guys feel forced into this by fate as you mentioned earlier and that is a less favorable mind-set. Also since you are so young, you get none of the rejuvenation effects which can be amazing. I know this is all hard to process. I had to leave my marriage to figure it out and there are no guarantees but I think I know what my ex likes and it wasn't balding
