That's a Job for a MILF 26.2

"T-that’s impossible!" Suzanne stated, horrified. 

"Calm down, Mrs. Mason" Dr. Reid said. "I know that hearing it for the first time can be scary, but this is something natural at your age. Also, with proper medication, you can have a completely normal life." 

"M-my age?! Dr. Reid, you know very well that I'm not a middle-aged person... not for real! I'm not even a woman! How can I be entering menopause?"

Suzanne was simply unable to keep acting at that moment. How could the doctor say such a thing so naturally? 

"I'm going to ask you to calm down again, Mrs. Mason. Remember that you have recently undergone surgical procedures. I don't want to be forced to dope you."

"O-okay."

"That's better. Now, you were saying you're not a woman. Is that correct, Mrs. Mason?" 

Dr. Reid asked it so incredulously that Suzanne almost doubted her own words. But she knew it was true! However much she was having trouble thinking of herself as someone other than Suzanne Marie Mason, a forty-seven years old woman, she knew that before she had been someone else... or better, she was still someone else, despite her disguise! But then why did she feel like she really was Suzanne all the time? Oh, that was so confusing! 

"Mrs. Mason, when a woman is entering menopause, it's also common to feel a bit of mental confusion. I guess this is what's happening right now. But don't worry, I'm here to help you, okay? Trust me. You just need to be medicated and your symptoms will go away."

The doctor then got up and took a syringe. Suzanne was so shaken that she didn't even try to resist. Only after the shot she remembered to ask what that was. 

"Well, you still need to do some exams, but I decided to start the treatment right now because of your stress state. The most effective way to treat the symptoms of menopause is through hormonal therapy. Basically, we need to normalize the estrogen level in your body." 

"Estrogen? This is female hormone, right? Did you just inject female hormone into my body?" 

"Exactly, Mrs. Mason. You'll need regular doses from now on." 

Again, Suzanne couldn't understand that. She had already been taking female hormones since her arrival at the clinic. What was different now? Maybe this menopause thing was just an excuse so she could keep taking hormones while maintaining the charade? But then, what could explain the symptoms she was feeling? And what about those new hormones? Would they be stronger or something? This possibility made her even more frightened. So many questions… And there was no one with whom she could discuss it. Even the doctor was treating her as if she were Suzanne and no one else…