Comments | dogmouth: Well the prozac is working

dogmouth

Well the prozac is working

Feb 16, 2011 20:06

The prozac must be working because in the last week I have had more motivation, more positive thinking, more belief in myself than ever before. I've been off of testosterone for years, I got on it in New Orleans at a shady medical center and when I had to move back to Springfield suddenly there was no way to transfer my prescription nor was I ( Read more... )

career, name change, health, diabetes, the trans, college, accounting, testosterone, the future

Comments 6

hooberry February 17 2011, 02:22:12 UTC

i found the name change forms (petition) for MO online, and filed them...it turns out there was 'something' i hadn't included, so my name change wasn't granted. i ended up getting a lawyer, and she got it done in three days. It was around $175-ish, but well worth it.

dogmouth February 17 2011, 03:14:05 UTC

If I can't figure it out or am worried I may end up getting the lawyer and going this way, I'd rather pay a little more and know it's done right then stumble around.

hooberry February 17 2011, 13:49:45 UTC

The lawyer takes care of the publishing in the paper nonsense, and does all the talking for you. The first time i went to court it was very awkward...
You can definately do it yourself, just be more informed than i was :O)

dogmouth February 17 2011, 14:13:47 UTC

This is sounding more and more like what I should probably do, just to avoid headache. A lawyer would pretty well be ensuring it gets done correctly the first time. I appreciate the input!

tonyinabag February 17 2011, 02:31:47 UTC

You might see if Greene County has a law library, and see if they have a 'sample' name change form. That's the way I did it here in Tulsa. Retyped the form in Word with my own info.

I'm glad you were able to find a good doctor in town!

dogmouth February 17 2011, 03:13:34 UTC

I will give this a go first and see what I come up with. Appreciate the information!