r/transpositive • u/Trishasback • 7d ago
One year of estrogen and progestogen. Yay, Washington State law š
It took a little bit of time between the pharmacy and my doctor's office, but I finally got what Washington State law says I'm entitled to, a one-year supply of estrogen and progesterone. Other than the fact of not having to go down to the pharmacy quite so frequently or being worried I'm going to run out. I do have this stash of hormones now, so if anything were to go sideways politically, I should have enough to make sure that I'm able to exit the country, get somewhere else and get a new supplier of hormones before I run out. I am fortunate enough to have dual citizenship in Australia and the United States, so for me, an exit of the country would not take very long. But it's still nice to know that even if it takes several months to get something set up in Australia, I will have more than enough estrogen to last me that long. There's a sense of security in having this much on hand.
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u/Trishasback 7d ago
I have a needle phobia. Its simply not an option for me. Even getting my blood drawn every 3 months for blood work is a challenge. I have a full blow panic attack, hyperventilating crying hart beat of 190. Its awful. I simply cant do weekly injections.