Ryan Scout_FTM

Ryan Sallans, activist and author, transitioned from female to male in 2005 and has recounted his life experiences in his newly released memoir, Second Son: Transitioning Toward My Destiny, Love and Life.

Since he began he has been committed to education surrounding medical, legal and social issues related to the transgender community. This blog serves as a guide and resource for individuals seeking guidance in the transgender community or for friends, family, lovers and partners who are eager to learn more about how a transition may impact the individual's life and those around them.


He has maintained a transition website since 2005 with the goal of helping others through his story and experiences. People can visit his site at: http://www.ryansallans.com
http://www.secondsonmemoir.com
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Asker Anonymous Asks:
I greatly appreciate your response, as to where I am, I live in Indianapolis, indiana. By providers, do you mean a clinic/pharmacy? I'm looking into going to a clinic called "my bio". But it sounds like gel/cream would be significantly cheaper from them, and Im beginning to think I may want injectable instead.
ryansallans ryansallans Said:

If your insurance covers gel, then it is a definite option, however if it doesn’t, then injectable T would be the best option (without insurance Androgel costs around 3,600.00 every six months).

By providers, I mean doctors and mental health therapists. If My Bio works with transgender clients, great! Ask for a free consult before making any decisions.

Here are potentially some other doctors who would be helpful (I found them on the Gay, Lesbian Medical Association (GLMA) website). 

James LeGrand, MD
342 Massachusetts Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 
Internal Medicine

Alison Freeland

Indianapolis, IN 46250
United States
3174435592

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