When I think about my DXA scan, it did scan legs and hips. After, talking to the doctor he said it included the lower spine. I assumed if those bones are okay then the rest would be also. It will be a while before I see the doc again and when I do I am going to ask about upper spine and neck.
I think I am going to abandon the idea of low dose T or E. I am skinny. I am just skinny by nature. My arms are skinny and I'm not very strong. My original thinking was that I can get somewhat stronger without working out, lifting weights or whatever which I don't want to do. I know if I started working out, lifting weights I wouldn't stay with it because I don't want to do it to begin with. Taking the T or E there would be changes to my body which I don't want to happen, one being developing boobs. I think I am going to stay skinny and weak.
I was born without a penis and I am castrated. I am an orphan and lived in an orphanage from day one to year 5 or 6, then foster homes. The last one was the worst. I am not going into it, but some bad things happened and I was tired of the crap. I am a very independent person and I decided I wasn't going to put up with the b. s. any longer. About 2 weeks after I turned 14 I snuck out in the early morning hours, and I have been on my own since I was 14. So then at that point is when the HRT ceased.
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