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You'll find her reviews under Angel Baby. I can corroborate that she's a bit out there and I have seen her a few times in the past but she is legit. Good luck understanding a word she says on the phone. She speaks at 130 words per minute and I'll let you figure out why. Still, I did have some good times with her but there are caveats. If you want more info, feel free to PM.

Clomid sounds interesting for those with secondary hypogonadism (like myself). Concerning no insurance, check out a men's health clinic (like http://www.coloradomenshealthclinic.com). Those places tend to focus on testosterone and usually don't accept insurance anyway. That site I posted lists treatment rates.

There's a lot of permanent choices we saddle ourselves with, some even earlier in life, and this is one of my least costly. TRT can be like the fountain of youth when you've found yourself feeling twice your real age. Feeling like an old man (tired all the time, low sex drive, poor concentration, weight-gain, weakening muscles and low endurance) before your time is no way to live.

I've been on testosterone for a couple years now and did a ton of research before making the plunge. I'm in my late 30's, btw. Here are a few points: Insurance will generally pay if your doctor says you need the treatment. Most doctors follow a rule of requiring testosterone levels to be under 300. HMO scenarios may have stricter guidelines (Kaiser requires <240). The blood draw to test is quick and easy so if you're thinking about it, you might as well get the test done. Don't plan on ever being on and off Testosterone. Whether or not it works out this way, consider it a permanent choice. If you go off, your levels will plummet and you will be very miserable until they go up again and that could take a while (and may never go back up to pre-treatment levels). There are various forms of application including gels, creams, patches, injections, etc. Injections come in generic form and are the cheapest option if insurance isn't on your side. Many patients prefer injections, especially if they're allowed to self-inject at home.

Yes if GFE. No if 3G. Depends on what I'm in the mood for or how much I'm willing to dish out that particular day.

I always ask for general location up front and it never seemed to be a problem for a girl to give that out. Why waste both of our time by setting it up and then backing out when you find out it won't work for you? Might as well get that out of the way.

I saw her about a couple months ago. She's on TOB's Do-Not-Review list (by choice). I asked her about it and she has her personal views on (against, really) reviewing, in general. Since that's her preference, I won't "review" her here but I will just say that I had a great time with her.