Transgender: Transition Success Series
Free transgender article, widely considered to be the ultimate how to guide.
Melanie Anne Phillips was the original creator of the
transgender forum on AOL and started Heartcorps.com, the first online
support site for the transgendered community. Melanie has a background
as a writer, business owner, college lecturer and film producer. She
very successfully transitioned years ago and generously shares her
knowledge with others. She has produced a number of guides for the
transgender community including her male to female voice training video,
titled How to Develop a Female Voice, widely known as the
ultimate
transgender
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If you're
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starting point for you. Whether you're transsexual, crossdresser or
otherwise identify yourself as transgender, there is a wealth of
information contained within Melanie's
transgender voice
training article, in the free online voice
training resources listed at the end of the article and in Melanie's
training video
How to
Develop a Female Voice.
Many transgendered people struggle with their voice. Indeed many pass
flawlessly in appearance only to be given away by their voice. With
work, most of us can succeed in attaining a passable feminine voice. It
does take work, perhaps a lot of work; but the rewards are well worth
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Question: Mtf transgender question?
(Posted by: Christina on 2010-03-02 19:02:45)
In toronto can anyone recommend where is best to go for hormone replacement therapy. I am male tranforming to female. THanks much |
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Posted by: Ashley on 2010-03-02, 19:06:01
I'm not to sure myself but best of luck (: |
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Posted by: Clones Don't Have 60k Pts on 2010-03-02, 19:17:32
This is the preferred place to go: sherbourne.on.ca/ CAMH has had a checkered past to say the least. They are supposed to be making changes, so be careful if you end up going there. |
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Posted by: patm1_us on 2010-03-02, 19:48:29
It took a little research online but Google turned up some sites and organizations that may be of help to you. One warning: stay away from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH). Its a very trans-unfriendly organization. If you followed the discussion about the revision of the DSM on (just about) every TS-related group and discussion list a year or two ago you know more than enough. Or Google the operation and get the straight skinny. bcholmes.org/ tg/ to-resources.html is a site with a listing of links to support groups, physicians, clubs, shops, etc. dir.yahoo.com/ Regional/ Countries/ Canada/ Provinces_and_Territories/ Ontario/ Cities/ Toronto/ Community/ Cultures_and_Groups/ Lesbian__Gay__Bisexual__and_Transgendered__LGBT_/ is another site about your local resources. wildside.org/ is a store catering to crossdressers and other transgender individuals. I am no fan of businesses like this as I feel that they exist to profit off of the fear and guilt some transgendered people experience. However they might have information on the local community. I hope that this is helpful to you, especially the support groups. During transition I got a lot of good information from others at similar groups. All the best - and good luck with your transition. |
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Posted by: tadm on 2010-03-02, 19:52:08
Best place is your doctor. do not buy on line drugs on line you do not know what you are getting |
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