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[Guest guest]

Sometimes I think we just can't win. You may recall that I said that my

hubby just had his Testim raised to 3 tubes. We are finding side affects.

Before

raising, he thought he was getting a little arthritis in his shoulders and

elbows. Once his TRT was raised, he is in unbearable pain. He has huge knots

in his arms. He has been told that now he is getting tendonitis. He has

decided to drop down to 2 tubes again but is thinking that he may have to get

off

of Testim completely.

Only up side is that we had sex for the first time in about 6 weeks last

night. Still not he was at his peak but still quite nice. Well, that won't be

happening again for a while.

I am interested in finding out all about the pellets. It seems that this may

be his next move, if we can get his endo to do it. She is kind of a stick in

the mud.Do you have the name of the manufacturers and/or Drs in the Montana

area that does the procedure?

Thanks,

/Montana

[Guest guest]

:

I'm fairly new to this site, being newly diagnosed w/xxy & have

noticed several of your postings. It sounds as if you have really

been going through this. Your husband's symptoms are much worse than

mine from your descriptions, but I think I understand the depression,

low drive, inability to accomplish things " normal " guys can do.

I applaud your courage in posting & trying to get the help he needs.

> Sometimes I think we just can't win. You may recall that I said

that my

> hubby just had his Testim raised to 3 tubes. We are finding side

affects. Before

> raising, he thought he was getting a little arthritis in his

shoulders and

> elbows. Once his TRT was raised, he is in unbearable pain. He has

huge knots

> in his arms. He has been told that now he is getting tendonitis.

He has

> decided to drop down to 2 tubes again but is thinking that he may

have to get off

> of Testim completely.

>

> Only up side is that we had sex for the first time in about 6 weeks

last

> night. Still not he was at his peak but still quite nice. Well,

that won't be

> happening again for a while.

>

> I am interested in finding out all about the pellets. It seems

that this may

> be his next move, if we can get his endo to do it. She is kind of

a stick in

> the mud.Do you have the name of the manufacturers and/or Drs in the

Montana

> area that does the procedure?

>

> Thanks,

>

> /Montana

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I would like to send you to the AAKSIS website. We are going to the annual

convention at the last weekend in July and would love to see you there. You

would get a lot out of it, not the least being there to meet your peers and help

learn as much as possible. Depending on where you are located, you might

want to contact KS & A on the west coast.

KS & A - About KS & A

AAKSIS Home

Any questions you might have, I can give a shot at answering them, or my

husband can.

Best to you and yours,

/Montana

[Guest guest]

On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 12:18:00 -0000, you wrote:

>:

>

>I'm fairly new to this site, being newly diagnosed w/xxy & have

>noticed several of your postings. It sounds as if you have really

>been going through this. Your husband's symptoms are much worse than

>mine from your descriptions, but I think I understand the depression,

>low drive, inability to accomplish things " normal " guys can do.

>

>I applaud your courage in posting & trying to get the help he needs.

I've been thinking the same and not said it. It's good to see you

working to help him and not giving up on him! Lucky guy!

Hang on you'll get there.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/11/2004 3:28:20 PM Mountain Standard Time,

retrogrouch@... writes:

> It's good to see you

> working to help him and not giving up on him!

I've been accused of being stubborn. Guess I am at that. What is good for

him is good for me and our kids. Besides, I love the old lug.