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Obviously I rescheduled the later but now I am approaching the cusp of the 'low on meds' survival horror game. Have been on the fence with how dysphoric I'm feeling and all of the 'am I trans enough' thoughts. NGL realizing how quickly I decided to keep my laser appointment is perversely affirming.

Anyways I might have to book it up to Canada sometime this week.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago)

There are certain things that are technically OTC in Canada that are not in the US. Having a US script allows them to be transported across the border or shipped to the US legally and there is a cottage industry of Canadian pharmacies on this angle.

E: oh yeah, I was only talking about insulin lol.