GRS Wales Blog

I’m off to see my Clinical Psychiatrist on the 9th, no it’s not because I’m going loopy, it’s just a friendly visit to see her to show her how I’ve got on and to thank her for everything she helped me with in the early days of my transition.

I’ve not seen her for ages, so it will be a good opportunity to catch up and to find out if she has any news on the situation that others may be facing with the long fight for funding from the Health Commission Wales (HCW), which will give me the chance to post any updates about the HCW etc to this little blog and to post about them on the GRS Wales website so those that  may be starting on the transition road may find useful and what hurdles they may have to jump to get anywhere with the pig-headed HCW.

Anyway that’s on the 9th May, I’ve not got far to travel it’s only into Liverpool, it’ll be a day out and an excuse to do some shopping ;)

I’ll post any news and updates around the time when I get back, but until then, ciao for now!

On Saturday 26th April at Midnight there is a documentary following four teenager who are all experiencing gender identity disorder, including and 18-year-old Kris, who is beginning the gradual transformation.

It sounds quite interesting and is on Discovery H & Health which is channel 252, for those with Sky+ it may be worth recording and may be useful to those of any age young or old that are about to start their transition and their long journey and fight for the right to be the gender of which they should of been at birth.

I can’t believe how quick the month just flies by, it’s that time again for my trip to Cristianos for more laser hair removal treatment, as I’ve said before it’s certainly worth it, my skin is as smooth as a babies bottom, it’s so soft and it’s so much easier to get up in the morning and get ready to go to work with having to plaster on makeup to hide that gray under the skin from shaving, now it’s not visible at all, I’d recommend it to everyone who going through a transition.