Michael Dillon - Revision history

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Basingstoke for treatment

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	Laura Dillon attended [[St Anne's College, Oxford]], became president of the Oxford University Women's Boat club, and won a blue for rowing. After graduating she took a job at a research laboratory in rural Gloucestershire. She felt more comfortable in men's clothing and felt that she was not truly a woman.		Laura Dillon attended [[St Anne's College, Oxford]], became president of the Oxford University Women's Boat club, and won a blue for rowing. After graduating she took a job at a research laboratory in rural Gloucestershire. She felt more comfortable in men's clothing and felt that she was not truly a woman.

	In 1939 Dillon started taking testosterone pills which enabled him to pass as a male. He later had plastic surgery to remove his breasts, and was given a doctor's note enabling him to change his birth certificate. He received a full gender reassignment surgery ~~from the plastic surgeon [[Harold Gillies]]~~ and meanwhile enrolled under his new name		In 1939 Dillon started taking testosterone pills which enabled him to pass as a male. He later had plastic surgery to remove his breasts, and was given a doctor's note enabling him to change his birth certificate. He received a full gender reassignment surgery and meanwhile enrolled under his new name in medical school at [[Trinity College Dublin]], where he again became a distinguished rower, this time for the men's team. Dillon went to Rooksdown House, [[Basingstoke]] for treatment from the plastic surgeon [[Harold Gillies]] (Kennedy (2006)).
	in medical school at [[Trinity College Dublin]], where he again became a distinguished rower, this time for the men's team.

	In 1946 Dillon published <cite>Self: A Study in Endocrinology and Ethics</cite>, a book about what would now be called transsexuality, though that term had not yet been coined. This brought him to the attention of [[Roberta Cowell]] and he performed part of her gender reassignment surgery.		In 1946 Dillon published <cite>Self: A Study in Endocrinology and Ethics</cite>, a book about what would now be called transsexuality, though that term had not yet been coined. This brought him to the attention of [[Roberta Cowell]] and he performed part of her gender reassignment surgery.
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	==References==		==References==

	Based on the Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Dillon		Based partly on the Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Dillon

	The First Man-Made Man by Pagan Kennedy (Bloomsbury Publishing: 2006)		The First Man-Made Man by Pagan Kennedy (Bloomsbury Publishing: 2006)

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book reference

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	Based on the Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Dillon		Based on the Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Dillon

			The First Man-Made Man by Pagan Kennedy (Bloomsbury Publishing: 2006)

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Ross Burgess at 13:45, 12 March 2016

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	[[File:Michael Dillon.jpg\|thumb\|Michael Dillon]]'''Laurence Michael Dillon''' (born Laura Maud Dillon; 1915–1962) was a British physician and the first female-to-male transsexual to undergo phalloplasty. His brother, Sir Robert Dillon, was the eighth Baronet (of Lismullen in Ireland).		[[File:Michael Dillon.jpg\|thumb\|Michael Dillon]]'''Laurence Michael Dillon''' (born Laura Maud Dillon; 1915–1962) was a British physician and the first female-to-male transsexual to undergo phalloplasty. His brother, Sir Robert Dillon, was the eighth Baronet (of Lismullen in Ireland).

	Laura Dillon attended St Anne's College [[Oxford]], became president of the Oxford University Women's Boat club, and won a blue for rowing. After graduating she took a job at a research laboratory in rural Gloucestershire. She felt more comfortable in men's clothing and felt that she was not truly a woman.		Laura Dillon attended [[St Anne's College, Oxford]], became president of the Oxford University Women's Boat club, and won a blue for rowing. After graduating she took a job at a research laboratory in rural Gloucestershire. She felt more comfortable in men's clothing and felt that she was not truly a woman.

	In 1939 Dillon started taking testosterone pills which enabled him to pass as a male. He later had plastic surgery to remove his breasts, and was given a doctor's note enabling him to change his birth certificate. He received a full gender reassignment surgery from the plastic surgeon [[Harold Gillies]] and meanwhile enrolled under his new name		In 1939 Dillon started taking testosterone pills which enabled him to pass as a male. He later had plastic surgery to remove his breasts, and was given a doctor's note enabling him to change his birth certificate. He received a full gender reassignment surgery from the plastic surgeon [[Harold Gillies]] and meanwhile enrolled under his new name

Ross Burgess at 23:17, 23 November 2015

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	[[File:Michael Dillon.jpg\|thumb\|Michael Dillon]]'''Laurence Michael Dillon''' (born Laura Maud Dillon; 1915–1962) was a British physician and the first female-to-male transsexual to undergo phalloplasty. His brother, Sir Robert Dillon, was the eighth Baronet (of Lismullen in Ireland).		[[File:Michael Dillon.jpg\|thumb\|Michael Dillon]]'''Laurence Michael Dillon''' (born Laura Maud Dillon; 1915–1962) was a British physician and the first female-to-male transsexual to undergo phalloplasty. His brother, Sir Robert Dillon, was the eighth Baronet (of Lismullen in Ireland).

	Laura Dillon attended St Anne's College Oxford, became president of the Oxford University Women's Boat club, and won a blue for rowing. After graduating she took a job at a research laboratory in rural Gloucestershire. She felt more comfortable in men's clothing and felt that she was not truly a woman.		Laura Dillon attended St Anne's College [[Oxford]], became president of the Oxford University Women's Boat club, and won a blue for rowing. After graduating she took a job at a research laboratory in rural Gloucestershire. She felt more comfortable in men's clothing and felt that she was not truly a woman.

	In 1939 Dillon started taking testosterone pills which enabled him to pass as a male. He later had plastic surgery to remove his breasts, and was given a doctor's note enabling him to change his birth certificate. He received a full gender reassignment surgery from the plastic surgeon [[Harold Gillies]] and meanwhile enrolled under his new name		In 1939 Dillon started taking testosterone pills which enabled him to pass as a male. He later had plastic surgery to remove his breasts, and was given a doctor's note enabling him to change his birth certificate. He received a full gender reassignment surgery from the plastic surgeon [[Harold Gillies]] and meanwhile enrolled under his new name
	in medical school at Trinity College Dublin, where he again became a distinguished rower, this time for the men's team.		in medical school at [[Trinity College Dublin]], where he again became a distinguished rower, this time for the men's team.

	In 1946 Dillon published <cite>Self: A Study in Endocrinology and Ethics</cite>, a book about what would now be called transsexuality, though that term had not yet been coined. This brought him to the attention of [[Roberta Cowell]] and he performed part of her gender reassignment surgery.		In 1946 Dillon published <cite>Self: A Study in Endocrinology and Ethics</cite>, a book about what would now be called transsexuality, though that term had not yet been coined. This brought him to the attention of [[Roberta Cowell]] and he performed part of her gender reassignment surgery.

Ross Burgess at 23:16, 23 November 2015

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	'''Laurence Michael Dillon''' (born Laura Maud Dillon; 1915–1962) was a British physician and the first female-to-male transsexual to undergo phalloplasty. His brother, Sir Robert Dillon, was the eighth Baronet (of Lismullen in Ireland).		[[File:Michael Dillon.jpg\|thumb\|Michael Dillon]]'''Laurence Michael Dillon''' (born Laura Maud Dillon; 1915–1962) was a British physician and the first female-to-male transsexual to undergo phalloplasty. His brother, Sir Robert Dillon, was the eighth Baronet (of Lismullen in Ireland).

	Laura Dillon attended St Anne's College Oxford, became president of the Oxford University Women's Boat club, and won a blue for rowing. After graduating she took a job at a research laboratory in rural Gloucestershire. She felt more comfortable in men's clothing and felt that she was not truly a woman.		Laura Dillon attended St Anne's College Oxford, became president of the Oxford University Women's Boat club, and won a blue for rowing. After graduating she took a job at a research laboratory in rural Gloucestershire. She felt more comfortable in men's clothing and felt that she was not truly a woman.
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	'''Laurence Michael Dillon''' (born Laura Maud Dillon; ~~1915–1962~~) was a British physician and the first female-to-male transsexual to undergo phalloplasty. His brother, Sir Robert Dillon, was the eighth Baronet (of Lismullen in Ireland).		'''Laurence Michael Dillon''' (born Laura Maud Dillon; 1915–1962) was a British physician and the first female-to-male transsexual to undergo phalloplasty. His brother, Sir Robert Dillon, was the eighth Baronet (of Lismullen in Ireland).

	Laura Dillon attended St Anne's College Oxford, became president of the Oxford University Women's Boat club, and won a blue for rowing. After graduating she took a job at a research laboratory in rural Gloucestershire. She felt more comfortable in men's clothing and felt that she was not truly a woman.		Laura Dillon attended St Anne's College Oxford, became president of the Oxford University Women's Boat club, and won a blue for rowing. After graduating she took a job at a research laboratory in rural Gloucestershire. She felt more comfortable in men's clothing and felt that she was not truly a woman.
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Ross Burgess at 10:31, 11 October 2013

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	Based on the Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Dillon		Based on the Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Dillon

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'''Laurence Michael Dillon''' (born Laura Maud Dillon; 1915–1962) was a British physician and the first female-to-male transsexual to undergo phalloplasty. His brother, Sir Robert Dillon, was the eighth Baronet (of Lismullen in Ireland).

Laura Dillon attended St Anne's College Oxford, became president of the Oxford University Women's Boat club, and won a blue for rowing. After graduating she took a job at a research laboratory in rural Gloucestershire. She felt more comfortable in men's clothing and felt that she was not truly a woman.

In 1939 Dillon started taking testosterone pills which enabled him to pass as a male. He later had plastic surgery to remove his breasts, and was given a doctor's note enabling him to change his birth certificate. He received a full gender reassignment surgery from the plastic surgeon [[Harold Gillies]] and meanwhile enrolled under his new name
in medical school at Trinity College Dublin, where he again became a distinguished rower, this time for the men's team.

In 1946 Dillon published <cite>Self: A Study in Endocrinology and Ethics</cite>, a book about what would now be called transsexuality, though that term had not yet been coined. This brought him to the attention of [[Roberta Cowell]] and he performed part of her gender reassignment surgery.

In 1958 his own trans history became public, and he fled to India, where he turned to Buddhism and was ordained a monk.

==References==

Based on the Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Dillon

[[Category:Trans]]