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Renaissance Gremlin (Issa)'s avatar

I compressed the entire story to my brother and he’s been laughing his nuts off 🤣🤣

No pun intended, this was such a good read! They’re getting carried away with some of the malpractice man

🐺The Wise Wolf's avatar

yeah this was crazy. even more so because this was a medical practice in a small town with maybe 800 people in it.

the woke mind virus has infected the world.

Renaissance Gremlin (Issa)'s avatar

Dude I keep on hearing medical horror stories all the time. Nuts who they let become a doctor these days…

Julie Booras's avatar

I have been asking the same question about trans kids for years. If your little boy feels like a girl why not look at and adjust his MALE hormones? And vice versa. We live in clown world.

JJ's avatar

Sad to see the dumb fucks in position of power. The drugs and programming are really good. Ur not nuts, they are. We all need to start making examples of these people now. The time for passivity and patie ce for them to come around is over.

Try black Maca, pine Pollen.. That gives a jolt.. Helps.

Keep up the great work. Fuck wm all they are crazy.. The whole system needs to implode… sad but rotten to the core

Blessings all.

Vanessa G's avatar

Oh I did laugh 🤣 so loud in fact I woke my cat up. He was not pleased. That "doctor" should be reported

Lymeland's avatar

Oh my goodness, you've cracked open a can of worms here WW. I've had hormone imbalance my entire adult life. In desperation God led me to a Christian, holistic doctor who was an expert in thermography and pain management. I believe he was in his 80's when we got to him. He told me, "I have no studies to prove this, only 35 years of experience." He gave testosterone to women with 'female' cancers and estrogen to men with 'male cancers,' and cured them. He also said he had the privilege of saving numerous marriages with hormone therapy. He asked if I'd be willing to get an injection of testosterone as all my symptoms screamed estrogen dominance. I said - fire away! I'm game for anything at this point! Well, the rest is history. I've been self injecting testosterone for decades now and don't plan on going back. In short it was nothing short of miraculous in that it felt like someone peeled a layer of gray from my eyes and I could finally see color. I could also give problems to God and not rivet on them anymore. I seemed much more mentally in balance. But, that's just the beginning....

My daughter has endometriosis so badly she wanted to commit suicide as a teen. Doctors just want to give women like her birth control (which is more estrogen - the cause of the problem) or Lupron injections which was created for prostate cancer - oh, and causes memory loss! Our search began in earnest as her life was miserable.

Again, God..... led us to an OBGYN who switched over to hormones due to his experiences treating whacked out hormonal women, some of which ended up in jail for attacking their husbands! Personally, he went through andropause and suffered but couldn't find help so decided he need to be his own help.

He was a BIG believer in hormone replacement therapy, experiencing it himself and treated diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and hormone deficiencies in both men and women. He feverishly tried to educate his contemporaries to no avail. The research cartel has successfully mired hormones to the point it's like saying the words 'conspiracy theory.'

He put my daughter on a hormone stack (nandrolone and stanozolol) that stops the bleeding and ovulation and boom - she was right as rain. No pain whatsoever. She initially started out with Danazol, a noral T, but had to move to injecting the stack as the body can build a tolerance to Danazol and the research shows this. The secret is the addition of spironolactone, a common water pill, that also protects against the androgenic effects of T - so no voice lowering, facial hair or acne.

Fast forward to when both doctors retired and we found ourselves right back to the beginning.

Can you believe I called 30-40 MDs and ODs and not a one would even consider giving us testosterone despite having years of success and no untoward blow-back? Mind you, we take a lot less than a man would and stay within a physiological dose. This is where it gets good: I actually was asked by one female doctor if I was 'transitioning,' as evidently they would then treat me with T for that! I about screamed, "No! I'm a perimenopausal woman who needs testosterone!"

I am surprised you are having trouble. Hormone therapy for men has truly turned a corner and it's super easy to get T if you are man. There's IM injections, which to me is closest to the real thing, pellets, patches, and creams. My ENTIRE family takes testosterone! Men and women alike. I believe growing up in an area right by Dupont which creates plastics known for causing endocrine disruption is probably the root of the issue but xenoestrogens are everywhere.

I'm sure none of this is a coincidence. When you read about the satanic androgenous campaign, it all fits. Besides low libido, low T can give you joint pain, depression, increased body fat and so much more. My old doc said women with estrogen dominance have the 'witchy bitchies!" He's right!

Jose Gonzales Ortego's avatar

Went in with a flu and came back with a diagnosis that my balls were hanging to low. Doc recommended I invest in a new pair of underwear. When I asked "what brand?" She simply said: "Doesn't matter." To which I responded: "Neither does your degree."😁

Wayne Burden's avatar

Oh WW… you DO have some interesting issues. I just shake my head sometimes when I read your blog. BTW, my wife is a retired nurse practitioner and I’m a retired hospital administrator.

First off… let’s talk about your “doctor”… how unprofessional is she? Let me count the ways (Shakespeare). Technically she has a “doctorate” degree in Nurse Practioning (two years beyond the Masters level… but that discussion is for another time). She should NEVER EVER introduce herself as a Doctor in a clinical environment as it is confusing to the patients… she is coming across as a Physician, which she ain’t… and tells you bucket loads about her character. Real Physician “doctors” have EXTREME heartburn over this issue and she should be reported to the Physician over her (there has to be one by law) just for this infraction.

Second… Testosterone Replacement Therapy (treatment) is legitimate. It’s coded ICD-10, E29.1, testicular hypofunction. Usual treatment is a testosterone gel for topical therapy OR there is an injectable variety. Most true Physicians and Nurse Practitioners that aren’t wearing clown suits will start a patient off MOST OFTEN with the gel, but not always.

This “provider”… and I use the term loosely… has committed a very serious breach of care protocol. She must be reported to your state board of medical licensing. This could also be a legitimate case of medical malpractice which a local lawyer would probably love to get their hands on. Her “wokeness” has shown through the clown makeup in her, in my opinion, inappropriate comments and behavior.

THESE ARE JUST IDEAS AS I’M NOT QUALIFIED TO GIVE LEGAL OR MEDICAL ADVICE… DO WITH IT AS YOU SEE FIT. (I had to throw that in… these are my own thoughts and opinions).

Wayne Burden's avatar

I’m STILL ruminating over this… so, a man wanting to feel more like a man is “unnatural”, but a man wanting to feel more feminine is something to celebrate? Your “witch doctor” is so up the @ss of “woke” it has seriously clouded her professional judgement. What a SAD state of affairs our medical system has shrunk to. I’m surprised she didn’t paste a “Suppress the Patriarchy” sticker on your forehead and give you a referral to your local assisted suicide “doctor”… kind of a retroactive abortion. I don’t think there’s a code for that so insurance wouldn’t pay.

MissAnthrope's avatar

My favorite part: you screaming loud enough for the waiting room to hear. I’ll bet none of them even stopped to reconsider keeping their appointment. And of course, you were the crazy one. If I thought it would do anything, I’d suggest reporting her, but we know they’re all in on it.

Vic's avatar

I’m not one to go to doctors. In fact, this is not spot on accurate but to paint a picture I have only been to a dr around 10 times in my entire life and I’m 71. Haven’t seen one in 4 years and that was because I was congested and my RN daughter thought I need something for it. 🤷‍♂️

Don’t misunderstand , I’m not anti-Dr. But I feel if it isn’t broke don’t fix it. And most importantly, I trust God. He has healed me 4 times that I’m aware of. Probably more.

Plus when I was younger, I was a volunteer advanced EMT. Had to spend time in the ER every year to keep my license. I lost a lot of respect for Dr there. Long story.

What you wrote is entirely believable to me. Pray about it with a sincere heart for His answer on what you should do. He will show you.

God bless.

Mary's avatar

Yup. 71. Haven't been to one in 27 years after figuring out they'll just prescribe poison that will cause issues down the road, and bill you into bankruptcy. It's a massive industry that feeds itself on disease. Trust the self-healing properties God created your body to have, occasional natural herbal remedies to give your body a boost and prayer.

Kari's avatar

I haven’t seen a Dr for myself in over twenty years and I concur with everything you and Vic said. I thank God for keeping us healthy.

Mac's avatar

"I identify as a woman who wants to transition to being a man. So I need testosterone." What would she say to that?

John Visher's avatar

you are not crazy. millions of trusting vaccine injured people are going through the same shit.

Jim Riddle's avatar

Dear Wolf,

I follow you somewhat near religiously. A mere 15 or 20 years ago my doctor had me blood tested. My testosterone back then was about 75. Normal, of course, would have been between 700 and 1200. I was put on one of those expensive things you rub into your skin. Then a patch. Still came out at 75, or less. Finally I said send me to the endocrinologist and she said why not just start shooting up (juicing?) yourself, so I take a shot every 2 weeks. I learned how to hit my muscles without much distress, and it has brought me from what was, at its lowest, 25 up to a respectable 6 to 700. Not bad for a 77 year old guy. I, too, used to work out with guys who looked like gorillas and we all moved around weights that no normal, average person has any business playing with. I did manage to get lean and strong and then I started falling apart. You reach a point in your life you have to go on to maintenance and after that recovery and rebuild mode. It isn't as much fun and I do have to keep shooting up, because I have hypogonadism or the failure to make testosterone on my own.

I'm better off with it than without it, by far. I have no desire to take estrogen, by the way.

Mac's avatar

The globalist vampires live in terror of men with high testosterone. Apply that truth to a lot of seemingly stupid or hypocritical policies, and suddenly things make sense.

Kristine Templeman's avatar

This society is fucked . Plain & simple . Microplastics are said to increase oestrogen, as is blue light ( gamers) , who knows what shit is really in the chem trails , our food , vaccines etc etc . Red light therapy is said to increase testosterone,& it definitely increases energy.

Hry Laz's avatar

really? I was skeptical (red light therapy)

Kristine Templeman's avatar

I definitely noticed an uptake of energy when using it . Story goes it stimulates mitochondria ….

I don’t know for sure , but I have a panel & it helps with muscle & joint pain , & energy . There’s heaps of research on it now , plenty info on internet .

Hry Laz's avatar

Thanks - I will investigate, for my son as well, who has a rare mitochondrial disorder.

Kristine Templeman's avatar

I sincerely hope it is helpful. If you are in America ( I’m Australian) , there seems so much more choice , & there are things like sleeping bags you can lay in , I’d love to try that … & if you are wealthy enough, in home red light saunas get good reviews . 💛❤️💚

Steve and Colleen Miles's avatar

That was great! I did indeed laugh out loud at the estrogen acceptance by the demon in a lab coat. Fuck these people - all the way to hell. I often wonder how a high school buddy is now doing after having a personal goal like your action figure personal image issue… except he wanted the absolute largest thigh muscles to go w his 8 pack and over large biceps- absolute largest… he started steroid injections and his mind … changed? His personality morphed into someone I grew up with and no longer knew… I wondered why he did that to himself as he was beautiful to begin with - so handsome, all American… I told myself “something was going on at home” and left it hanging.

This extra additive you added in your youth is another reason your heart is damaged too… if we knew THEN what we know NOW…. *sigh

I have probably shaved 15 yrs off my own life w Christmas trees and cross tops… so not judging! peace!

Penni Livingston's avatar

I love the way you tell a story. I think my system got a different fax and a different letter and my action figure was a little more cerebral with a lasso of truth.

CD236677's avatar

Clown world. Nearly the entire Western medicine establishment is a total racket.

Since I've decided to avoid "well" visits and yearly check ups and change my diet to eliminate sugar and most processed carbohydrates, I've been feeling great and have more energy and reversed by high blood pressure.

Sure, we need things like emergency departments and staff to treat traumatic wounds and serious injuries and broken bones and things like that.

🐺The Wise Wolf's avatar

what do you eat now? i need to get off the goyslop diet myself.

CD236677's avatar

There is a lot of data out there that supports the idea that getting rid of sugar and processed foods and most carbs is a super healthy brain friendly choice. The ketogenic diet was originally used for treatment of epilepsy. New research is also finding that the keto diet is helpful for some people with eating disorders, PTSD and many diagnoses that have inflammation as the root cause.

CD236677's avatar

I follow a low carb/lazy keto diet. No sugar. Mostly green veggies, meat, butter, high fat dairy and nuts. I do like some of the ready to eat low carb/keto friendly premade foods that are out there like cookies and donuts and some bread products.

I do homemade foods for most meals, but honestly it doesn't have to be complex or complicated. Throw an organic chuck roast into a crock pot, add a stick of butter and salt and pepper and a chopped onion and some garlic, cook on low for 8 hours and you have meals for several days.