http://transabled.org/thoughts/sean-thoughts/a-quick-recap-of-my-life-up-to-date.htm Talking about Body Integrity Identity Disorder - Just another disability! Wed, 03 Dec 2008 22:53:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7-beta2 hourly 1 http://transabled.org/thoughts/sean-thoughts/a-quick-recap-of-my-life-up-to-date.htm/comment-page-1#comment-16065 Transgendered. Insane or Misunderstood? - Page 48 - Debate Politics Forums Sat, 25 Oct 2008 22:51:31 +0000 http://transabled.org/thoughts/a-quick-recap-of-my-life-up-to-date.htm#comment-16065 [...] I recognize "passing" is not what you would like, but it is what you do at this point. A quick recap of my life up to date… Yes, passing is indeed what I do. And the only reason I don't take the next step is that there [...] [...] I recognize "passing" is not what you would like, but it is what you do at this point. A quick recap of my life up to date… Yes, passing is indeed what I do. And the only reason I don’t take the next step is that there [...]

]]> http://transabled.org/thoughts/sean-thoughts/a-quick-recap-of-my-life-up-to-date.htm/comment-page-1#comment-3344 Sophie Tue, 03 Apr 2007 06:10:29 +0000 http://transabled.org/thoughts/a-quick-recap-of-my-life-up-to-date.htm#comment-3344 Some of us have John, take a look at the Personal Stories section ;) Some of us have John, take a look at the Personal Stories section ;)

]]> http://transabled.org/thoughts/sean-thoughts/a-quick-recap-of-my-life-up-to-date.htm/comment-page-1#comment-3343 John Tue, 03 Apr 2007 06:09:10 +0000 http://transabled.org/thoughts/a-quick-recap-of-my-life-up-to-date.htm#comment-3343 Sean, Very nice and amazing that you hadn't previously recounted your past. It is very interesting to read and find so many parallels: being a loner, keeping a big secret, an overbearing parent, the intense feelings of longing when seeing a paraplegic (so intense for me that it is hard to deal with sometimes), and some others. Before becoming excited that I have found a common thread to being transabled one must notice many differences. You have acted out and are now living, more or less, as a paraplegic. This is something that I never have done. One wonders that if everyone else wrote in, we might see some common elements or would we? The problem with the research into BIID is that the sample sizes are so small perhaps because so few outside of you have spoken up. Thank you for being so articulate, and honest. Sean,
Very nice and amazing that you hadn’t previously recounted your past. It is very interesting to read and find so many parallels: being a loner, keeping a big secret, an overbearing parent, the intense feelings of longing when seeing a paraplegic (so intense for me that it is hard to deal with sometimes), and some others. Before becoming excited that I have found a common thread to being transabled one must notice many differences. You have acted out and are now living, more or less, as a paraplegic. This is something that I never have done.
One wonders that if everyone else wrote in, we might see some common elements or would we? The problem with the research into BIID is that the sample sizes are so small perhaps because so few outside of you have spoken up.
Thank you for being so articulate, and honest.

]]> http://transabled.org/thoughts/sean-thoughts/a-quick-recap-of-my-life-up-to-date.htm/comment-page-1#comment-3339 Claire Mon, 02 Apr 2007 23:12:35 +0000 http://transabled.org/thoughts/a-quick-recap-of-my-life-up-to-date.htm#comment-3339 Thank you Sean. This was definitely lacking on the site. :o) I'm so glad you did this. Thank you Sean. This was definitely lacking on the site. :o) I’m so glad you did this.

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