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05-25-2007 #11
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Peggy, thank you for your insight into being a Post-Op TS woman.
Hugs,
Wendy
Originally Posted by peggygee
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05-25-2007 #12
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05-25-2007 #13
I think anyone who gets SRS and then sues the doctor for malpractice because they weren't ready should be shot. It fucks it up for all of us.
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05-25-2007 #14
The one thing that jumps out at me is this quote in context:
Claudia's world, however, began to crumble soon after the surgery. "My body was not my own any more," she says, "and it turned out not to be the success I had been led to believe it would be, in more ways than one." She found sex difficult, as the surgery had not been entirely successful. In pain and discomfort, her confidence was at rock bottom and her desire for sex nonexistent.
Soon after her change, Claudia became sucked into the world of transvestism and transsexualism, even though it felt "alien" to her. "I was by then a very successful opera singer and drag performer," she says, "but as soon as I had my surgery I lost all confidence. Rather than going on stage in character, I was there as this thing. There is a huge leap from being a cross-dresser to being a transsexual."
The part that I italicized sounds like she internalized allot of the negative things that pure drag queens, and many others, have been known to say about those who go transsexual.
This is bull shit pure and simple. Those last 20 years of her life could not have been so horrible, SRS at 29, after about what 10 years give or take of living in the female role. If it was really being a transsexual that did not fit her she would have found out after about a month of going through everyday life as a woman.
The moral of this story kiddies is shop carefully for a doctor. I know it sounds vacuous but not being able to have an orgasm again , EVER, would really make for a boring , depressing, life.
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05-25-2007 #15
updateoctor is found guilty
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/6691575.stm
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05-25-2007 #16
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05-25-2007 #17
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Well I promise that I won't delete this one, well maybe..
Guilty eh!? About sums it dun it! A load of failures in life given the power to fuck up someone's life who helped alot of people. It'd be different if he wasn't my Doctor.
We've had various documentaries here in the UK documenting these various people. And they're complete and utter whackos. I'm really talking WHACKO. People who have no substance or meaning to their lives, and the only way they can get attention is by blaming someone else for their own mistakes.
"I can't get on in life. My marriage is failing. My kids don't love me. John has a faster car than me. Jerry gets paid more than me. House prices have gone up. I know what the answer is, I've just realised it, I'M A WOMAN!!"
FUCK OFF!
The continual drivel and tripe that comes out of these people's lives is enough to make me puke. They can't get on with life, so they try to align themselves with a group of people who are doing precisely that, getting on with their lives. And then they realise that they're so pathetic that the transgendered group that they've joined hates them too. And that's saying something!!
Russel Reid's only fault is being genuine.
The case against him was taken to the GMC by four psychiatrists who worked at the Charing Cross Hospital gender identity clinic.
I am sickened. I am disappointed. I am ashamed to be known as a transsexual by anyone. Very very disappointed. I hope to catch up with RR in the coming months once this has blown over. I still owe him £30..
Those six patients were lost and hopeless attention seekers. The most well known of them, coined Citizen Kane, is a multi-millionaire with a liking of yachts amongst other things. He used to hang out in UK clubs where no one took any notice of him/her/whatever it is, as he scared the hell out of everyone. Not by their appearance, but by their persona.
So to everyone reading this here. If you think we receive free medical treatment from the NHS, trust me on this, we don't. If you have tattoos and want them removed then yes of course. But if you have cancer then you have to fight. Ah yes, but what about transsexuals? Electroconvulsive therapy of course. And failing that, you can sit in a room for years on end in group sessions telling Mary down the end there why you want to be a woman.
This is a reflection of the UK. Where the institution disagrees, it moves the goal posts telling only half the story behind smoke and mirrors.
If someone can tell me here where this perfect world is where these people come from then please do enlighten me? In fact, enlighten the rest of us, we'd be delighted to know.
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05-25-2007 #18
Wonderful.
Any talk of GID not being in the DSM can be shelved for a few decades on account of this. People like these are the reason I have never thought that was a good idea.
What I really worry is that a vocal few will once again ruin a good thing for the many. Driving another psychologist away from serving TS's. Their just aren't many who specialize in our care who don't cost an arm and a leg.
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05-26-2007 #19
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So is this going to screw up the processes for other people now?
Vala,
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06-25-2007 #20
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Testosterone= sex drive.
Sex drive = desire for SRS in people with GID
Estrogen+ Aldactrone, androgen blockers or castration=lower sex drive
Lower sex drive = less interest in or psychosexual desire for SRS
This explains the lowered need or desire for SRS after HRT and transition.