My Testosterone Crisis: Update

[@87654321j]

Your positive vibes personality is so amazing your just one fabulous human being tobias 😊👍

[@alexio902]

I’ve been with the London transgender clinic for about two years now, and honestly I cannot recommend them enough. They’ve been there for my entire physical transition, I’ve had hormones with them, and had surgery with Chris Inglefield. Mary specifically is absolutely fucking fantastic so it’s good to hear you’re having a positive time with them, Mary specifically!

[@oliverharris60]

It's odd because I haven't had a reply from LTC since I sent my first email about 3 months ago. I got a reply after a while from Dr Lorimer, and in the end of his email there was a disclaimer to put EXISTING PATIENT in the subject line of an email so he could easily see and answer it. I'm glad you're on the way back up!

[@bernardosouza2638]

Toby you're just so handsome! I'm glad things are getting better with this situation, you will be alright ♥️

[@shyryTsr2k]

I'm so sorry this is happening to you man, I remember not taking testosterone for a few weeks (because something happened with my doctor and whatnot) and I could definitely feel it how much I felt like shit. It's an awful feeling man, luckily it got resolved rather quickly but it was hell during that time so I can really understand your frustration. I wish you all the best my brother 👊 and I hope this lockdown shit isn't getting to you too too badly. Here they are opening everything up in phases and here in California we're in phase 3 with restaurants and bars and beaches opening up. Some beaches are closed and some aren't haha. Cheers bro! 🙏

[@myutube5882]

The lighting is perfect! So how is every three months going to be better than every month? It seems to me that every three months would be worse, not better.

[@MxMorphling]

It's a much larger dose so you don't have to go back as many times plus it distributes itself around the body more gradually which helps with hormones levels

[@jb894]

You're one of those...sad generation coming through. Parents, teachers and doctors should he held accountable.

[@andrewb7432]

hey man, glad youve got it sorted BUT if anything else ends up happening or this falls through since you said it isn't set in stone yet, one thing you could do is contact GenderGP. I was in the same position as you a couple of months ago due to moving and changing GP whilst they've been mostly closed for lockdown, so I contacted them and explained my situation, and was told if I could provide evidence of my current prescription and an official diagnosis letter from a gender clinic, they'd be able to prescribe me sustanon or testogel. I know they're not ideal if you're used to being on nebido, I'm on nebido, but it's definitely better than nothing :)

[@orionmak3379]

Please make a video about coping mechanisms, it would be really helpful! 🤗

[@oliverharris60]

Also, did you tell Dr Lorimer about your mental health in your first appointments, because I've heard they usually start people on gel bc of the reasons you talked about. There are so many different options - you'll find one that's the right one for you :)

[@Johnny_T779]

I'm on nebido and, yes, it's very convenient. But it's possible depending on your levels that you will have to have your shots adjusted. I have one shot every 10 weeks.

[@ynnckx5508]

Yes coping mechanism videos! Hope everything works out for you!

[@mikk5540]

I second that! 🙌🏼

[@myrkflinn4331]

I had a small scare awhile ago, but its fixed (I hope). I need my prescriptions prolonged and a blood test done in my own clinic now.

[@pluto589]

strange to hear. I'm on sustanon after starting on nebido. nebido wasn't for me but even then. The basic idea for sustanon is once every 3 weeks or every two weeks. But every four that sounds horrible! i had to delay my shot for 2 weeks once and oh i felt it mentally. and taking someone off of a medication cold turkey is never the solution right? like at least have a good reason but taking people off in the middle of corona seems dumb. like you said there isn't a real way to solve that issue right now.

[@shyryTsr2k]

I was curious about sustanon tbh but I can't be put onto it because it's illegal in the United States 😕

[@elliotlukechoma5816]

shyry definitely not true. Most Americans start on sustanon!

[@leviboasferron340]

I dont know how they let you take sustanon every 4 weeks without even checking your levels?! You are supposed to take sustanon every 2 to 3 weeks. Otherwise your levels will go down to low. I take nebido every 10 weeks for now because my levels are very low. It works for me. I feel very stable on nebido. Good luck with everything!!! 👌👌

[@shyryTsr2k]

For me I take cypianate and I do my injection every week (every monday) and for me it works out pretty well tbh. If you don't mind me asking, what is your dose? I take 0.5 mL 😊

[@leviboasferron340]

@@shyryTsr2k i take 1000 mg/4ml every 10 weeks. Normally its every 12 weeks but it depends how your levels are. There are alot of people who take nebido every 10 weeks

[@stankatbarrell9878]

I was going through photo albums with my grandma today and toby looks like my uncle when he was younger. Wtf.

[@MxMorphling]

Ahaha I'm intrigued now to see what he looks like😂😂

[@Scoobsjammin906]

Sounds pretty shady that they didn't want your levels checked. I don't understand why you wouldn't check your levels.

[@dannybutler2525]

Sustonon didn't change my mental health. And nibdio is way better cos it's every 12 weeks I'm fine.

[@MxMorphling]

Yeah it can be fine but not very good with underlying issues of certain types, unluckily that's me😂

[@shadowthespikythingy]

Do the video that interests you, personally, the most. At least, out of the choice of popular videos. It isn't fair to expect you to produce content you aren't enthusiastic about.