04-07-2012, 08:29 AM
Wow!! I thought this bunch would be a little more considerate. I didn't know there was a government subsidy at risk if one of the members strayed from the fold, or expressed a bit of human curiousity.
Far be it from me to recommend that Brittni embark on the course she mentions, but, well, been there, did that, got these. I won't say she's got the ingredients all correct, but at least she took some time to research.
As far as a GRQ scheme, simply not true. That site offers a trans feminization program. You won't buy a thing from them unless you're in their program. And if you work with them, you'll get all the medical attention required.
As for the Pharmacy site, that's where I've gotten all my "un-natural?" meds. Why? Because I went the DIY route, and after a considerable amount of research, I arrived at a "regimen" that I decided offered the best results with the least amount of risk. Does that make it right? Probably not, but for numerous reasons (none of which I will judge as right or wrong) a vast number of people have chosen to do so. Witness the fact that a long-awaited shipment of a new generic for Premarin was sold out the same day it was available, and not scheduled to be available again until Dec 19, 2012.
Having said that, yes, there are possible side effects. Is there any drug on the market today that doesn't have possible side effects? For example, my doctor prescribed me Chantix to quit smoking, but when I saw the possible side effects, It scared the hell out of me, and I never filled it. After seeing the results of 3 friends who took it, I was very glad I didn't. Nasty!! Divorce, blackouts, and one needed physchiatry. And after a year, they're all smoking again. Having had no side effects from the hormones I've taken, perhaps I'm lucky, or maybe I picked the right things. Doesn't really matter.
At Brittnis' age, I'd probably agree, take herbals first. See if she gets anything out of it, and learn how to deal with those results. Then, if she chooses to go the other way later, she'll have that experience, as well as a foundation for stronger meds to build upon.
Somewhere along the educational path I've taken over the years, I managed to miss the statement of fact that the application of vacuum to the male or female breasts was indeed to be considered natural. Doesn't seem to fit a strict definition of NBE.
I kind of felt we were all here to try to help each other out. When I got here, I was looking for something, I knew not what. But it seemed to be a place for a lot of kindred spirits. Still think it is. However, let's not rush to judgement of anyone here. Maybe this is where Brittni belongs, and maybe not. And maybe it's not where I belong. But, I enjoy it, and it stimulates my mental processes. And it's the only forum I've ever joined. Perhaps Brittni will stay here, or branch out, but, whichever, we owe her our consideration, and fair and unbiased opinions. And we all have plenty of those.
Haven't meant to affend anyone, though I probably have. I'll get over it, I hope you will. Life's too short to spend it pissed off!! Patti
Far be it from me to recommend that Brittni embark on the course she mentions, but, well, been there, did that, got these. I won't say she's got the ingredients all correct, but at least she took some time to research.
As far as a GRQ scheme, simply not true. That site offers a trans feminization program. You won't buy a thing from them unless you're in their program. And if you work with them, you'll get all the medical attention required.
As for the Pharmacy site, that's where I've gotten all my "un-natural?" meds. Why? Because I went the DIY route, and after a considerable amount of research, I arrived at a "regimen" that I decided offered the best results with the least amount of risk. Does that make it right? Probably not, but for numerous reasons (none of which I will judge as right or wrong) a vast number of people have chosen to do so. Witness the fact that a long-awaited shipment of a new generic for Premarin was sold out the same day it was available, and not scheduled to be available again until Dec 19, 2012.
Having said that, yes, there are possible side effects. Is there any drug on the market today that doesn't have possible side effects? For example, my doctor prescribed me Chantix to quit smoking, but when I saw the possible side effects, It scared the hell out of me, and I never filled it. After seeing the results of 3 friends who took it, I was very glad I didn't. Nasty!! Divorce, blackouts, and one needed physchiatry. And after a year, they're all smoking again. Having had no side effects from the hormones I've taken, perhaps I'm lucky, or maybe I picked the right things. Doesn't really matter.
At Brittnis' age, I'd probably agree, take herbals first. See if she gets anything out of it, and learn how to deal with those results. Then, if she chooses to go the other way later, she'll have that experience, as well as a foundation for stronger meds to build upon.
Somewhere along the educational path I've taken over the years, I managed to miss the statement of fact that the application of vacuum to the male or female breasts was indeed to be considered natural. Doesn't seem to fit a strict definition of NBE.
I kind of felt we were all here to try to help each other out. When I got here, I was looking for something, I knew not what. But it seemed to be a place for a lot of kindred spirits. Still think it is. However, let's not rush to judgement of anyone here. Maybe this is where Brittni belongs, and maybe not. And maybe it's not where I belong. But, I enjoy it, and it stimulates my mental processes. And it's the only forum I've ever joined. Perhaps Brittni will stay here, or branch out, but, whichever, we owe her our consideration, and fair and unbiased opinions. And we all have plenty of those.
Haven't meant to affend anyone, though I probably have. I'll get over it, I hope you will. Life's too short to spend it pissed off!! Patti