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if we want to talk about where trans men tend to be overrepresented in transphobic discourse, it’s in relation to scaremongering media profiles of detransitioners, framing trans men as misunderstood women with internalised misogyny who have mutilated our bodies and are now left ‘ruined’ because of HRT and surgery. This is used to argue for policies that restrict access to trans healthcare, especially for minors (notice how often we are talked about as “young girls”!) putting a ‘sympathetic’ face to transgender hysteria by talking about the “victims” of transgenderism. But this is still an incomplete picture without accounting for transmisogyny, as trans women are the “perpetrators” of this victimisation, convincing “confused young women” to cut off their breasts and take testosterone. It centres around the ‘corruption’ of femininity, as trans men forsake our ‘natural’ femaleness and trans women as ‘appropriating’ it.
This is why Matt Walsh, JKR, and other prominent transphobic figures asks the question “what is a woman?” and not “what is a man?”, it’s why Posie Parker advocates for armed cis men to go into women’s bathrooms to “protect women from men invading women’s spaces,” its why terfs are so fixated on trans women as ur-misogynists, it’s why right wing politicians like Pierre Poilievre & the Conservative Party of Canada focus their ire on blocking trans women from public spaces.
Saying this is not a denial of trans men as victims of transphobia (hello! I am a frequent one!) and its endlessly frustrating that these conversations get derailed into “well what about MY experience where XYZ horrible thing happened to me” as if the conversation about transphobia should only ever remain in the realm of interpersonal violence and victimisation. It’s very handy to stay in that arena because the only rebuttal to that tactic is to deny this random person’s experiences or “ignore their lived reality.” But I’m not talking about experience! Transphobia is a structural force in the world which means we don’t actually need to rely on individual accounts of violence to understand it. taking stock of that structure is only a “threat” to “trans masc voices” if you think structural discussions of oppression are de facto “misandrist”
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Keep Moving Forwards, Part 41
Azriel x Reader Fic
Summary: After finally deciding to leave your abusive and manipulative mate for good, you find unexpected companionship with Azriel, the Shadowsinger of the Night Court. As you navigate the aftermath of your traumatic relationship, you struggle to understand where the mating bond went wrong and contemplate your path forward, vowing never to return to the past.
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Content Warning: This story contains depictions of extreme emotional manipulation and abuse, detailed descriptions of direct physical abuse, and scenes of men hunting women with implied sexual assault. Please read at your own risk.
Word Count: 2.4K
Author's Note: This is a multi-part series. Unlike my previous works, this fanfiction delves deeper than just fluff, exploring complex emotional landscapes. As I navigate this new writing journey, I kindly ask for gentle feedback. The topics addressed are profoundly impactful, touching many lives with diverse experiences. Please be gentle with yourselves and others. Healing is a journey, and everyone processes it differently. Be kind to yourself. Take what resonates, and leave what doesn’t.
Please continue reading, being aware of the above content warnings, ensuring you are in a healthy headspace. Give yourself time to process and be gentle with yourself.
As the cold grip of winter finally released its hold on Velaris, the city bloomed with vibrant colors and new life. Two months had passed by in a blur for you, filled with countless projects and community growth initiatives. Your first group home for struggling parents and their children had officially opened, and it was met with resounding success. The pride that shone from Azriel's eyes as he stood by your side at the grand opening was palpable.
Working closely with Titania, you continued to build relationships between yourself and other pleasure makers who were hesitant to come out of the shadows and seek help. You delved deeper into the underbelly of Velaris, learning about the social pressure that kept pleasure houses sequestered in the darker parts of the city. Even healers refused to see them, dismissing them as unworthy patients. But with your determination and aid, a low-income health clinic was established within one of the homes you built. It became a vital resource for pleasure makers to receive personal healthcare and get their children checked up during their early years.
Everything was thriving - your projects, your community, and most importantly, yourself. Your mate remained quiet as always, but you felt content in your life. Though you still avoided large court events out of fear of seeing Philip, whom you refused to acknowledge as your father, you continued to hold meetings with High Lords to build their own resilience within their territories.
As Nesta's pregnancy progressed, her body swelled with the changes. She was plagued by early pregnancy symptoms: every part of her seemed to be inflamed, she couldn't even fathom the thought of food without feeling nauseous, and she was constantly exhausted. But despite all of this, there was a newfound brightness and happiness emanating from her. Her skin glowed with a radiance, her hair shone like spun silk, and her mood had improved greatly. In the midst of all this, you made it a point to set aside one day each week to spend the entire day with her. Cassian, on the other hand, pleaded with her to stop training with the Valkyries. This led to a heated argument that resulted in Cassian sleeping on the couch of the townhouse. However, as Nesta's baby bump grew more prominent and her usual training leathers no longer fit comfortably, not to mention the rising temperatures in the training ring, she began spending more time sitting on the sidelines and helping young females with their centering and breathing techniques.
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Nesta stood next to you, her shoulders slumped in frustration as she stared at the wall. It was split down the middle, with two shades of green that were barely distinguishable from each other. Her hands were planted firmly on her hips, her long fingers tapping impatiently as she sucked her lip between her teeth.
"So," you began, studying the two shades of green before you. "What did you need my opinion on?"
She gestured towards the wall, her index finger hovering between the two shades. "Which one?"
You glanced at her and then back at the wall, trying to discern the difference between the two shades. "Which color?"
Nesta let out a frustrated sigh, taking a step closer to the wall. With a flourish of her hand, she pointed to one side. "Sage green?" Her finger then slid over to the other side. "Or Brush green?"
You furrowed your own brow, trying to make a decision based on such subtle variations. Nesta's fuse was getting shorter by the second, and you knew your response needed to be quick. "I think the sage looks nice," you replied tentatively, mustering up a small smile.
Nesta stepped back to survey both shades again. "Are you sure?" she asked with doubt lacing her voice.
You nodded, but without much confidence behind it. Suddenly, the entire wall shifted and transformed into just one shade of green, thought if she asked you if the color was sage or brush you wouldn’t have been able to tell. Nesta looked back at you, running her tongue over her teeth as she considered the new look.
"You don't think it's too green?" she asked, eyes searching your face for an answer.
You struggled to form an answer. To be honest, green was just...green to you. The subtle differences in shades didn't seem all that significant in this moment. "I don't think so," you offered tentatively.
Nesta didn't even spare you a glance as she considered your words. Your opinion held little weight in her mind, and you were well aware of that fact. Her own opinions were firmly solidified and what she really needed was someone to validate them.
"I think I hate it," she declared, her decision final. "Let's try the cream again." And with that, the house washed over the wall once more, painting it a light cream color for Nesta to scrutinize once again.
With a sigh, you spun on your heel and made your way over to the rocking chair that Cassian and Azriel had spent the last two hours putting together. Despite their efforts, there were still some doubts in your mind about the stability of the chair, especially since Azriel had pointed out that they had initially put the legs on backwards and had to redo their work. And if that wasn't enough, you were pretty sure the armrests were also attached the wrong way. You kept this thought to yourself, knowing how hard they had worked on it.
Nesta took a few cautious steps back, her hand resting gently on her swollen stomach. She closed her eyes and let out a small moan, her fingers grazing over the soft knit of her cream-colored sweater. With her other hand, she rubbed her lower back in search of relief from the pain that typically lingered in her body now.
"I also like the cream color," you chimed in, pulling your legs up onto the rocker with you. You reached for a blanket that was sitting nearby, admiring the delicate embroidered flowers that adorned it. You knew it was Elain's handiwork - she always seemed to have a new hobby she was mastering. As you let your fingers trace over the pinks and greens of the design, you couldn't help but wonder if someday she would make an embroidered blanket for your own babe.
Nesta's frustrated groan snapped you out of your daydreaming as she turned towards you. "None of it looks right," she complained, gesturing towards the various swatches of fabric and paint samples scattered around the room. "The green clashes with everything, the cream is too plain, and there’s no way the blue works in this room." You weren't entirely sure what she meant by a color "working", but you nodded along in agreement nonetheless.
Her gaze drifted towards the wooden box sitting in the corner as she let out a loud grumbling groan, "Cassian was supposed to build the crib this morning before he left." You craned your neck to look at the large wooden crate adorned with a crudely drawn image of a crib.
"I can do it," you offered, turning back to Nesta who was now staring at the wall.
She waved a dismissive hand, "No, no," she insisted. "Cassian made a promise and I intend to hold him to it."
You couldn't help but smile and bite your lip to suppress a laugh. You knew that Cassian was in for a tongue-lashing when he returned home, but you suspected that he and Azriel were most likely hiding somewhere in the War Camps or deep in the woods. You remembered Cassian admitting to you at a family dinner once that he would rather be covered in mud and shit than face Nesta's wrath.
In a calmer, more soft voice, you offered, “It’s all going to look great, Nesta.”
Nesta's hands instinctively went to her belly, cradling it protectively. She let out a deep sigh before sitting down on a nearby wooden crate with a drawing of a changing table on it. Her face fell into her hands, her fingers tangling in her disheveled hair. You could see the exhaustion and stress etched on her face as you folded up the baby blanket and set it aside.
"Is it just about the nursery?" Your question hung in the air as Nesta turned away from you, staring at the paint-splattered ceiling. You folded up a soft blanket and placed it next to you on the side table, trying to catch Nesta's gaze.
But she seemed lost in her own thoughts, detached from reality. "I don't want to assume anything," you said softly, "but I need to know if this is really about paint colors or if there's something else bothering you."
Nesta's eyes remained fixed on the ceiling, the weight of her thoughts causing a heavy silence to fill the room. "I just want everything to go well," she whispered, her voice barely audible.
“Want what to go well?”
"I want this pregnancy to go well. I want our baby to be healthy. I want to be healthy." She placed a hand on her stomach and let out a bitter laugh. "I never cared about any of this before. Paint swatches, burp cloths. But now, it's all I can think about."
You had figured as much. As much as she tried to play it off as hormones and nesting, you and Nesta both knew that all of this stress was about something more, something deeper.
"It's going to be okay," you reassured her. "Your baby will be fine."
Nesta nodded, but you could tell she didn't truly believe it. Her eyes flickered down to her stomach, where her precious bundle was safely nestled. "I know," she said, but there was no conviction in her words.
"You're still nervous," I finished her sentence for her.
Immediately, Nesta shook her head, as if trying to deny it. But her shaky denial only confirmed my suspicions. Her lip trembled as she bit into it.
“Hey,” you offered her, “It’s okay to be scared.” You stood, walking over to her, your feet crinkling sheet on the floor Nesta had insisted Feyre lay down when she painted the closet door. You came to crouch in front of her, your hands taking her own as you tried to catch her downturned gaze. "No one expects you to have everything figured out right now."
Nesta’s grey eyes met yours and you could see the slight tears building on her lower lid.
"Do you want to talk about it?" You asked gently. "What's on your mind?"
After a moment of hesitation, Nesta sniffled and opened up. "I'm afraid of losing them," she admitted, tears now falling freely down her cheeks. "I'm afraid of what will happen after they're born. I'm afraid that I won't be a good mother, or even a decent one." You listened quietly as Nesta's fears poured out. Her doubts and insecurities about motherhood, about the baby, about herself. "I don't want them to hate me," she sobbed, clutching at her stomach. "And I'm scared that all are going to look at me and think I’m just like my mother."
You gave Nesta the space to mutter out her incoherent inner thoughts, all of them crashing out one after the other as she heaved out sob after sob. All you did was nod, hold her hand, and hold that space with her.
Eventually, she looked up at you with tear-stained eyes.
"That must be really hard," you said softly, squeezing her hand gently. "I wish I could take away your fears."
Nesta sniffled and chuckled. "Yeah, me too."
"Let me tell you something," you said firmly, holding her gaze. "You are going to be an amazing mother. And you know how I know that?" Nesta's lips quirked into a small smile despite the tears still lingering on her cheeks.
"Why?" she asked softly.
“Because you’re worried about it now.” Nesta laughed lightly as she glanced down to the floor. “Terrible mothers don’t worry if their children will hate them, or if people will judge them for how they parent.” You laughed, “And I also know that this baby is going to be so incredibly loved by you and Cassian, and all of us. Because you’ve worked so hard to bring them into the world, that you won’t be able to do anything but shower them with more love than their little heart can take.”
You met her gaze again as she smiled, her lip trembling. “You’re going to cheer them on when they succeed, and hold them when they’re sad, and you’re going to teach them how to breath through their fears and face them.” You squeezed her hand tenderly. “And Cassian,” you shrugged, “He'll probably be the reason they come home with a few bruises or scrapes, but he'll also be the reason they never back down from a challenge. They'll learn to laugh in the face of fear because they know their mom and dad will always have their backs."
You couldn't help but smile as you looked down at her growing belly. "This little one already has so much love surrounding them," you said, squeezing her hand. "And they'll know even more love from you because you are going to be an amazing mother." As Nesta wiped away her tears as you continued, "You'll never be like your own mother, I promise. You've experienced firsthand the pain of growing up with her and you will use that knowledge to be the best mother possible for your baby." Your voice softened, "That's not to say there won't be mistakes. You might get frustrated and raise your voice, or say things you don't mean. But most importantly, Nesta, you would never hurt them. Never ever." You locked eyes with her as she nodded, with more confidence than she had before.
"You're going to be a fantastic mom, and you have a whole family who believes in you," Nesta sniffled and nodded, wiping her nose with the back of her sleeve.
"And if Feyre can handle being a mom, then surely you can too," you teased, earning a genuine laugh from Nesta.
"Hey now, I'm just stating facts," you shrugged playfully. "But let's be real, there's no way your little sister could out-mom you," you joked as the two of you laughed together. The two of you sat there for a moment, giggling with one another, hands clasped together until you settled back on the floor, gazing up at the ceiling. "Oh, by the way," you broke the silence, "I have no idea what color would look good in here, but I do know this ceiling color reminds me of something that comes out of a baby."
Nesta's glorious laughter that echoed throughout the room and probably down the entire mountain to Velaris.
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[ lily - rose depp, cis - woman, she / her, n/a, n/a ] welcome to excesstv, DAPHNE NOELLE HART — or should i say the fallen angel? … a quick google search tells me you’re a TWENTY FIVE year old TECH HEIRESS who’s worth 3B. you've called avalon home for EIGHT YEARS, however something tells me there’s more to you than a flashy resume and penthouse 13C on your door ? it seems you’ve managed to earn a reputation around the city for being GUARDED, yet, upon further investigation it seems you're also quite CHARMING. but hey, thats the kind of mix that keeps people guessing. i'm sure as a LEO you're used to people commenting on your VINTAGE DIOR WHITE SILK OPERA GLOVES / WILTING PEONIES IN A CRYSTAL VASE ; THE SOFT TICKING OF A GRANDFATHER CLOCK ; A MINK COAT THROWN CARELESSLY ON A VELVET CHAISE LOUNGE ; NUDE LIPSTICK STAINED CHAMPAGNE FLUTES & CROSSING YOUR FINGERS BEHIND YOUR BACK. but still we can't wait to watch you flourish ( or fail ) these next few weeks …
s t a t i s t i c s .
BASICS:
FULL NAME: daphne noelle hart.
NICKNAMES: n/a.
GENDER: cis female.
PRONOUNS: she/her.
SEXUALITY: pansexual.
AESTHETICS: wilting peonies in a crystal vase ; the soft ticking of a grandfather clock ; a mink coat thrown carelessly on a velvet chaise lounge ; nude lipstick stained champagne flutes ; crossing your fingers behind your back ; cigarette smoke lingering in dim lit hallways ; silk scarves discarded unceremoniously on marble floors ; shadows cast by candlelight ; the quiet click of a lock opening.
AGE: twenty five.
DATE OF BIRTH: august 11th, 1999.
ZODIAC SIGN: leo sun, scorpio moon, gemini rising.
OCCUPATION: tech heiress.
APPEARANCE:
FACECLAIM: lily-rose depp.
VOICE CLAIM: lily-rose depp.
HEIGHT: 5'3".
BUILD: slim.
HAIR: a little longer than shoulder length, golden blonde, often in loose curls.
PIERCINGS & TATTOOS: click here for pinterest board.
OTHER DISTINGUISHING FEATURES: striking eyes, defined cheekbones, refined posture, subtle makeup.
STYLE: click for pinterest board.
PERSONALITY:
TRAITS: +charismatic, resilient, ambitious, clever, independent, resourceful. -manipulative, guarded, impulsive, self-destructive, vindictive, possessive.
LIKES: shopping sprees, fine dining, lifestyle photography, collecting vintage jewelry, traveling, high end liquor, art galleries, yachting.
DISLIKES: being ignored, predictability, being told no, physical labor, cheap perfume, artificial flowers, fast food, country music, nosy questions, cats.
FEARS: large bodies of water, aging, insects, public humiliation.
PHOBIAS: thalassophobia: fear of large bodies of water.
HOBBIES: lifestyle photography, mixology, antique collecting, skincare, nail art.
PET PEEVES: being late, loud eating, touching her things w/o permission, interruptions, poor grammar.
FAVORITES:
ICE CREAM FLAVOUR: salted caramel.
TIME OF THE DAY / NIGHT: twilight.
WEATHER: softly snowing overcast days.
BREAKFAST FOOD: avocado toast with poached eggs.
DINNER FOOD: seafood risotto.
DESSERT: creme brulee.
COLOURS: emerald green, deep burgundy & champagne gold.
ITEM: vintage diamond choker, given to her by her late mother.
COFFEE ORDER: lavender honey cappuccino.
PERFUME: amouage interlude woman.
b i o g r a p h y .
death of a loved one tw, drug addiction tw.
daphne noelle hart was born and raised in the heart of manhattan, new york, the only daughter of david hart, the sole heir to hartmed technologies, a cutting-edge medical tech company that revolutionized healthcare solutions. her mother, claire hart (née deroucher), was a prominent socialite known for her philanthropic endeavors and keen eye for fashion. while her father was thrilled to have children, claire struggled with a severe bout of postpartum depression after daphne's birth, which put a strain on their relationship. despite this, daphne grew up with a wonderful nanny whom she adored, providing her with the care and affection she craved in her early years. from the very beginning, daphne was born with a silver spoon in her mouth, surrounded by luxury and excess, where her every desire was catered to, and she never wanted for a single thing.
daphne attended the most elite private schools in manhattan, quickly establishing herself as a popular figure—at least as popular as one can be in elementary school. her mother, claire, finally began to emerge from the shadows of her severe depression, becoming more active in daphne's life after years of keeping her at arm's length. claire enrolled daphne in beauty pageants, where she thrived and continued to compete well into her teens. however, as daphne grew older and her peers recognized the immense wealth and influence of the hart family, it became increasingly difficult for her to discern between genuine friends and those drawn to her status, often leading to heartache. despite the social turmoil, daphne excelled academically in most areas, particularly in math and science, showcasing her intelligence much like her father.
once daphne entered middle school, her life took a dark turn. after a horrific car accident claimed her mother's life and left both her and her father battered and bruised, daphne fell into a deep depression. coming from a family of immense wealth and influence, she quickly gravitated toward the wrong crowd of older rich kids, seeking solace in their reckless behavior. at just 12 years old, she began to experiment with drugs and alcohol, attempting to fill the emotional void her mother's death had left behind. though she dabbled in substances, it wasn't until her junior year of high school that she fell into the clutches of addiction, using cocaine as a crutch to navigate the myriad problems in her life. during her senior year, she began to party very publicly, quickly establishing a reputation for herself. remarkably, despite the constant presence of paparazzi following her every move, she managed to keep her drug addiction hidden from the public eye, maintaining the mask of the perfect socialite.
after high school, daphne could have attended just about any college in the country—and several in europe—due to her extremely high gpa and impressive test scores. however, at this point in her life, she was unsure about what direction to take, beyond the drugs and alcohol she was using to numb her pain. having always loved taking pictures, whether they were mirror selfies or snapshots of her life around her, she ultimately decided to enroll in nyu's photography program. her natural knack for the craft quickly became apparent, and with the aid of prescription adderall, daphne was able to achieve great grades in college, much like she had in high school. despite being in the midst of her addiction, she managed to make it through four years of college, all while keeping up this... facade she had created.
after college, things became pretty scary for daphne. without structure in her life, she quickly lost control of just about everything around her, and her addiction escalated significantly. her few good friends began to notice that she was doing too many bumps in the bathroom at the club and brought this to her father's attention. finally, at 24, after years of addiction, her family and friends held a very private intervention. while the intervention remained private, once she agreed to go into treatment, the world went wild with the news that hartmed's perfect little heir truly had a problem. everything seemed to click for the public, who realized that her partying wasn't normal. daphne completed a program out in california, far away from her luxury penthouse in new york city.
after treatment, daphne returned to her home at the avalon. for a while, she was sober, but she quickly relapsed, managing to hide it well this time. she began to rebuild her reputation from that of an addict back to her previous status as a high-profile heiress in manhattan, even though behind the scenes she was once again struggling with cocaine use. one of the ways she decided to regain her reputation was by being cast in season one of excesstv. while she knows she needs to do this to restore her social status, she’s acutely aware that it will be increasingly difficult to conceal her addiction with cameras following her every move.
h e a d c a n o n ' s .
growing up in a high-pressure environment, she feels the need to appear flawless at all times. this extends to her appearance, social media presence, and even her work, leading to bouts of anxiety when she feels she’s not measuring up.
despite her glamorous lifestyle, daphne has a love for fantasy novels, anime, and graphic novels. she often escapes into these worlds when her reality feels overwhelming.
while she has a passion for photography, daphne is also a surprisingly good cook. she enjoys hosting intimate dinners for her close friends, using these gatherings as a way to maintain connections while hiding her struggles.
she starts her day with a meticulous morning routine that includes skincare, meditation, and an elaborate breakfast. this helps her maintain a façade of normalcy, even if her nights often end in chaos.
despite her glamorous lifestyle, she has a soft spot for classic rock music and often plays it loudly in her penthouse while getting ready for parties, singing along to her favorite songs as a way to hype herself up.
daphne has a collection of vintage cameras that she keeps on display in her living room, a nod to her photography studies. she enjoys taking candid photos of her friends and life in high society but never shares the images, preferring to keep them as personal memories.
she has a complicated relationship with trust, stemming from her experiences with superficial friendships. daphne often tests her friends by sharing small secrets to see who keeps them, leading to a cycle of isolation despite her desire for connection.
while she presents a polished image, daphne often journals in private to process her feelings about her addiction, her mother's death, and her struggles with self-worth. these journals are filled with confessions, drawings, and even poetry, which she hides from everyone.
daphne is a night owl, often staying up late to work on her photography or scroll through social media.
daphne has a love-hate relationship with social media. while she relies on it to maintain her public persona, she feels immense pressure to present a perfect life, leading to anxiety and moments of self-doubt when she compares herself to others.
daphne always wears vintage white silk dior opera gloves as a tribute to her mother, who wore them during her last public appearance at a gala. the gloves symbolize the elegance and poise daphne longs to embody, serving as a connection to her mother’s legacy and a reminder of the love she once felt.
#( introduction ! / * 𝘥𝘢𝘱𝘩𝘯𝘦 𝘩𝘢𝘳𝘵. )#etv.intro#this is so long i am so sorry#if you read this whole thing i'll give you a cookie
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the brits had fourteen years of tory government. fourteen years. their public services have been gutted by right wing rule, and i know this because i’ve watched my extended family have to deal with it. the price of heating and electricity is insane, and healthcare sucks so much, and there’s a bridge my uncle is pretty sure isn’t structurally sound and could collapse
i’m glad that labour won, but i’m pissed with how the party treated some prominent female mps of color during the election, as well as how starmer (next pm) went from loosely advocating for trans rights to acting in a more transphobic way to court jk rowling’s support. they’re still better than the tories, and probably better than the liberal democrats, but the party got more conservative during campaigning
i’m not sure labour will be able to do much beyond keeping the country from slipping into a worse position, because everything’s been so destroyed by tory rule and needs money to be fixed, which means raising taxes on people, likely including those for whom the cost of living is already untenable
at least labour won, and not the tories or reform (the far-right), because this way there’s at least hope that the uk can get better (and that the party will treat its female mps of color better, and not pursue transphobic policy, but like, at a bare minimum, at least they won’t do stuff like give nhs nurses pay raises that didn’t keep pace with inflation)
-flore
Fingers crossed that it'll get better there. Can hardly get any worse. I don't know how the rest of Europe could handle a mass migration of brits coming to EU in search of a better life.
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Hi, this is the anon who was asking about the afab term stuff 👋
Firstly thanks for the longer explanation, I hope it wasn't too frustrating for you, I really don't mean to bother you, so if this is too many questions feel free to ignore it
Secondly, this has actually kinda explained a couple things about my own experience with the terms, like how people asking if I'm afab/amab (which doesn't really apply to me in a binary/dyadic sense) has always felt a little like someone asking my deadname. So thanks for making me consider that more from a different perspective
Thirdly, my experience from having my identity heavily medicalised (intersex healthcare in the UK is a mess) and from being raised by a doctor is that female sex vs female gender were two separate things, and that one doesn't always correspond to the other. I never really approached the idea that female/male sex weren't useful/real categories because their meanings to me were entirely anatomical definitions of a collection of parts that are usually found together. To me it would be completely the same to refer to them as Sex A and sex B, with the understanding that there are people who fit neither category. Intersex anatomy is often talked about as if its the crossover in a Venn diagram of characteristics, between the two categories of 'male sex' and 'female sex'. For this purpose having those categories for communication purposes, is somewhat helpful, e.g to say that an increase in my testosterone will cause my male characteristics to become more prominent. The categories serve a purpose for communication more than anything else.
If the categories weren't using the words female/male do you think it would be any better of an experience for you? Aka if the terms used to describe them had no relation to any gender identity, but there was still two prominent categories.
Of course I can see the issue with when people assume that you fall exactly into one category or another, so regardless of name/language no number of categories should ever be assumed to be a universal set, but that doesn't mean that the terms don't have positive uses. Our language exists for us to communicate, so if terms to describe a category of anatomical parts help us do that, surely they still have meaning/usefulness?
Nope, don't worry about it, Anon! If anything bothers me so much that I don't want to answer it, I'll say or I'll just delete the ask.
I absolutely think that some people do ask after ASAB because they want to just find out what people "really" are and whatever, have just internalised the whole gender aspect and do think of some trans people as being female (good) and male (bad), and there's so much transmisogyny baked into it, but also just... misanthropy, you know? Like a real distaste for the variety in humanity and a desperate desire to force everyone into particular categories.
The thing about current medicalised perceptions of intersex identities is that there are dozens of so-called "intersex conditions", but we literally have 0 way of knowing how many people are the "pure" standard of female with the exact female anatomy and the "pure" standard of male with the exact male anatomy without like, MRI-ing and later dissecting massive swathes of the population and comparing them all, and we don't do that because people want the male/female divide to exist when like.
It doesn't, not in the way people want to imagine it does.
These are broad categories people have projected onto people, and while I agree that medical professionals knowing someone's physical anatomy is valuable, I actually think that the M/F binary actually is more likely to harm them than otherwise.
Many doctors will meet someone who they assume was AFAB, and therefore they must have all this anatomy, and then they'll just put any abdominal or even chest pain down to their period, on top of not really caring how much pain they're in - and then they won't even check for shit like appendicitis or gut problems or even more significant uterine problems like endometrioisis, but also like... testicular torsion.
I frankly don't agree that "female sex" and "male sex" are genuinely useful categories. They're just weaponised too much for me to believe that - I think we should do away with M/F categorisations on birth certs and medical records, and that doctors should have to fucking, God forbid, examine people to see what their problems are.
I'm so sorry that you've received shitty treatment for intersex medical issues, several of my friends are intersex and experience just roadblock after roadblock - even as a probably dyadic trans dude with a few chronic issues it's just painful to navigate, and I just get pissed off because it's complicated by doctors religious devotion to a cis medical binary that's not nearly as important as they desperately want to believe it is.
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Bit of a long post coming up, heads up. Needed somewhere to write this all down and Tumblr is my new diary now ig.
I came out as trans pretty recently, about a month ago to my friends, just under a week ago to my parents. It's all gone even better than I'd hoped, my friends are ecstatic, my parents are supportive but hesitant, my doctor has been incredibly good about it and is referring me to a trans-healthcare trained GP to start treatment in a few weeks (standard practice in my country). It really is everything I ever wanted, and aside from a small loan of a million dollars to help pay for all the new clothes I want/need, there really isn't anything else I could ask for. I should be the happiest I've been in years, and I am!
Kinda.
Because none of it feels...real? It's very hard to put into words, but after spending the last 3 days on the couch when I should be living life ✨to the fullest✨ I reckoned I should at least try.
To start with, the MASS of fear, anxiety, and shame that had been conveniently compartmentalized when I was closeted is now making itself VERY well known. My parents taking the time on multiple occasions to voice their (admittedly very reasonable) worries around my transition haven't exactly been helpful either, and without a more experienced trans person to give them the answers I can't really reassure them in the way they need. The most prominent one, of course, is "how do you know you won't regret this a few years down the line?"
And I have no answer for them.
Because I'm really not 100% sure that I won't. I mean, 4 years ago I dismissed these feelings as a fantasy, or a fetish, and was so sure that nothing would ever come of it. And sure, looking back I can see the flaws in my reasoning and the denial and shame that shaped that perspective, but how can I know that my thoughts right now aren't equally flawed? How do I know I won't be looking back in 4 years and cursing myself for being so impulsive?
It's very strange, making decisions for a future version of yourself that seems so far off. Will she view me with kindness, with understanding and compassion? Will she even be the same person? One of the videos most instrumental to cracking my egg was Philosophy Tube's coming-out video, in which she asks the question: if our identity and our choices are shaped by our memories and our experiences, and our interpretation of those memories change over time, are you still the same person? If I've been living two lives this whole time, and I can finally choose to just live one, what's going to get left behind?
My gender is abnormal, there's no doubt about that. I've been thinking about it for years, dressing like a woman and being called by female language makes me feel good, so end of story right? But I don't...*feel* like a woman. Not in a 'born in the wrong body' way, not in a 'gender is a social construct' way, not even in a postmodern 'all the world's a stage' way. And maybe, hopefully, that'll change over time. But for now it feels like I'm just...pretending. Like I'm going to say the wrong thing, or do the wrong gesture, and everyone will point me out for the 'fake trans' that I am. And it feels like I can't take these feelings to my parents or my doctor, because what if they decide I'm not trans anymore, and that stops the process of transition? I guess that worry means that I really do want to transition?? Aaaaaaaaa it's so confusing.
Anyway, thanks for reading this brain dump. If you've got any advice or just nice words I'd appreciate them in the replys or reblogs.
Trans fuckin' rights girls ✨🏳️⚧️✨
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There really is a sense of a new era beginning in Dutch politics in next week's snap parliamentary election.
Not only is a party formed only three months ago topping the polls, but the Netherlands could be about to welcome its first female prime minister too.
After 13 years as prime minister, Mark Rutte is bowing out and the 22 November election caused by the collapse of his government is being fought on a cluster of domestic crises - from the high cost of living and a shortage of housing, to healthcare and climate change.
What you need to know
Even though it has been only two years since the last vote, many of the leaders standing are new, including the two front-runners.
Dilan Yeşilgöz, 46, the new head of Mr Rutte's liberal-conservative VVD and a daughter of Turkish refugees, is now widely tipped to lead her country.
Pieter Omtzigt, 49, is riding a wave of popularity in Dutch politics, with his centrist New Social Contract party emerging from nowhere as election favourite. But he has so far been lukewarm about becoming prime minister.
What makes this election highly unpredictable is the significant proportion of floating voters deciding which 26 parties should fill the 150 seats in the Dutch parliament. There is a minimal threshold and the polls suggest as many as 17 parties could get in. The last coalition took nine months to form and lasted less than two years.
Who to watch out for
Dilan Yeşilgöz: Once dubbed a "pitbull in high heels" because of her no-nonsense politics,, she has run a slick campaign as new VVD leader. A promo video shared on social media shows her sparring with heavyweight kickboxing champion Rico Verhoeven.
As justice minister, she was seen as a tough negotiator and a strong communicator and her gender has played no part in her campaign. "I think she's avoiding these issues because the party has an over-representation of male voters in its electorate," says Sarah de Lange, professor of Political Pluralism at the University of Amsterdam.
She appeals to voters under the slogan "On your side", promising renewal despite her party being in power for more than a decade, while still sticking to a liberal-conservative message that plays well with Dutch voters.
She came to the Netherlands as a seven-year-old Turkish-Kurdish refugee, but has adopted a hard line on immigration, vowing to introduce a two-tier asylum system, cancel permanent residence permits and take better control over all forms of migration.
Unlike her predecessor as head of the VVD, Ms Yeşilgöz has not ruled out working with anti-immigration populist leader Geert Wilders, whose Party for Freedom (PVV) is riding high at fourth in the polls.
Pieter Omtzigt: An unlikely party leader, he is riding a wave of popularity in Dutch politics, having played a prominent role in 2019 in exposing a welfare scandal that left more than 20,000 families wrongly labelled as fraudsters and deprived of child benefit.
The scandal eventually brought down the third Rutte-led government in 2021. Months later Mr Omtzigt left the Christian Democrats and took several months off work for exhaustion.
Until now his ambition has been reserved for the backbenches but he has not ruled out becoming prime minister. "I have a strong preference to stay in parliament and I've already had that preference for a long time," he said.
And yet he is the politician setting the agenda in this election, says Simon Otjes, from the University of Leiden: "It's his election, his campaign, he dominated; other parties are waiting to see what Pieter Omtzigt will do."
His two big themes have become unlikely buzzwords in the campaign: improving socio-economic security - bestaanszekerheid - of Dutch households and changing the management culture of politics - bestuurscultuur.
As speculation increases of a coalition made up of four centre and right-wing parties, he has stressed he is not open to working with populist leader Geert Wilders, because "as a party you can only form a government that sticks to classic fundamental rights".
Geert Wilders: The Party for Freedom has long called for a ban on mosques, the Koran and Islamic schools, although Mr Wilders now says "there are obviously more important priorities", indicating that he is keen to play a part in government. His party is currently fourth in the polls, behind a Green-Labour alliance.
Frans Timmermans: The only left-wing candidate riding high in the polls, he resigned from his role as EU climate commissioner to lead the joint campaign by the Labour and GreenLeft parties.
One poll put the Labour-Green leader as favourite for the role of prime minister among 18-34 year-olds. But the man who spearheaded the EU's green deal had to drop a party pledge to halve emissions of nitrogen pollutants such as nitrogen oxides and ammonia by 2030 after talking to young farmers.
Caroline van der Plas: In March, her right-wing populist BBB Farmer-Citizen Movement stormed to victory in provincial elections and became the biggest party in the Dutch upper house of parliament, the senate.
That momentum has fallen away but the BBB could feature in the next government. Their big focus is on fighting stricter climate measures and imposing a refugee quota but Ms van der Plas has ruled out being prime minister as she is scared of flying and would rather be talking to the public than doing politics in Brussels.
What are the big issues?
Housing shortage: It has become so serious that the price of an average home has climbed above €400,000 (£350,000), because there about nine times as many home-hunters as flats or houses for sale.
Asja has spent seven months actively searching for a home for herself and two young children. "On a teacher's salary it's impossible to get an €800 [monthly] mortgage," she told the BBC.
State-subsidised social housing is in high demand and short supply, while private rents in major cities have rocketed. Students struggle to find accommodation and earlier this year more than 100,000 people signed a petition calling for more affordable housing.
Cost of living: Rising prices in the shops, energy and housing have left an estimated 830,000 people below the poverty line, but polls suggest a majority of Dutch people - even on middle incomes - say they're concerned about the future.
Even those who manage to find somewhere to live are facing record high energy bills. Trainee teacher Laurie Schram says she and her daughter depend on onesies and electric blankets to manage.
All the parties agree there is a crisis and Leonie de Jonge of the University of Groningen says the issue "has almost become depoliticised". Among 18-34 year olds, money worries are the decisive issue in determining who to vote for.
Climate change: Ten days before the election, tens of thousands of marchers in Amsterdam called for immediate action on the climate crisis. The Labour-Green alliance has put the issue high in its campaign, but Pieter Omtzigt has suggested that recent climate policy has focused on "an elite who can pay for it".
Healthcare: Care costs are rising everywhere, and five million Dutch citizens describe themselves as unofficial carers.
The Dutch have been paying for health insurance since 2006, on average more than €141 a month for basic care - but 61% worry they won't be able afford it. That might be why many voters want healthcare nationalised again.
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Why Women’s Wellness: Understanding High Cholesterol and Heart Disease in Women
At Access Health Care Physicians, LLC, we prioritize women's wellness and recognize the unique health challenges they may face. In this article, we delve into the critical topic of high cholesterol and heart disease in women, shedding light on the importance of understanding these conditions to promote better heart health.
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interesting to post two articles about the American Academy of Pediatrics in one day
A first-of-its-kind lawsuit, showcasing the growing movement to expose the painful, life-altering impacts of gender ideology.
Press Team | October 24, 2023
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Following in the footsteps of two female detransitioners featured in Independent Women’s Forum’s “Identity Crisis” series who have filed lawsuits against healthcare professionals for medical malpractice, two new bombshell lawsuits have now dropped from the same law firm against the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and prominent healthcare providers. The lawsuits coincide with the AAP’s annual gathering in Washington, D.C., where pediatric providers discuss the latest best practices in pediatrics. Independent Women’s Forum, as part of its work to expose the harms of the gender ideology movement firsthand through “Identity Crisis”, calls the lawsuits groundbreaking and critical to the efforts to protect children.
Campbell Miller Payne, a law firm formed this year out of a heart for individuals who were misled and abused into psychological and physical harm through a false promise of “gender-affirming care,” filed the lawsuits on Friday and Monday for their clients, including a 14-year-old minor who was put on life-altering cross-sex hormones.
Isabelle Ayala, a female detransitioner from Florida is suing the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and her healthcare providers alleging civil conspiracy, fraud, and medical malpractice. The first detransitioner lawsuit in the nation to name the AAP, Isabelle alleges the organization knowingly mislead the public in publishing and disseminating a fraudulent “policy statement” that has been perceived by many as an authoritative guide for the treatment of gender-confused children in the U.S.
Among the providers Isabelle is suing are Dr. Jason Rafferty and Dr. Michelle Forcier. Dr. Forcier is among the country’s most prominent figures on “gender affirming hormones and care plans.” She attained broader national recognition after being featured in Matt Walsh’s “What is a Woman” documentary.
Dr. Rafferty is the author of the 2018 AAP policy statement that essentially created the “affirmative care” model, as it has become known and implemented throughout the country. That document, the lawsuit alleges, underplayed the known risks of the medical interventions it advocated for and used misleading and fraudulent citations to support its conclusions and recommendations.
At the time of her purported “treatment,” Isabelle was a vulnerable 14-year-old girl suffering from numerous mental health comorbidities, including autism, ADHD, and PTSD from a sexual assault at a young age. Her parents had recently separated, and she moved from Florida to Rhode Island with her father and his girlfriend. Her story, like so many others, involved social isolation and finding trans ideology online, where she discovered community and celebration and was told—and eventually convinced—that she was “trans.”
After a single, brief meeting with Dr. Rafferty, Isabelle was recommended for testosterone injections, but her mother refused to give consent. In a follow-up meeting, Dr. Rafferty and his team convinced her mother to drop her objection by misrepresenting testosterone as the only available treatment and suggesting that if she did not receive the hormones, Isabelle would commit suicide. Shortly thereafter, Isabelle was put on life-altering cross-sex hormones. She now suffers from a slew of debilitating conditions from the effects of years of testosterone injection, including vaginal atrophy, physical pain, and the triggering of an auto-immune disease only present in males in her family, among others.
Jordan Campbell, Campell Miller Payne counsel for Isabelle, said:
“Isabelle, like too many other vulnerable young adolescents, was an unknowing victim of a fraudulent medical regime that stems from the ideologies of a radical minority. Sadly, the AAP has thrown its support behind them. Isabelle is seeking to hold them and her health care providers accountable for the role they collectively played in causing life-changing damage to her physical and mental health.”
Campbell Miller Payne filed another lawsuit last Friday against Drs. Rafferty and Forcier, among others, for medical malpractice on behalf of female detransitioner Layton Ulery.
The firm also represents Soren Aldaco and Prisha Mosley, two women featured in Independent Women’s Forum’s “Identity Crisis” series, in their lawsuits against their healthcare providers. Kelsey Bolar, executive producer of the IWF’s “Identity Crisis” series, responds to the new lawsuits:
“Isabelle’s lawsuit represents a historic step in the fight to obtain justice for detransitioners. For too long, health care ‘experts’ have used the AAP as a shield to harm children by encouraging social ‘transition,’ prescribing wrong-sex hormones, and puberty blockers, and performing irreversible surgeries. These guidelines have had serious consequences for individuals, like Isabelle, who now suffer from permanent conditions caused by the proposed treatments. It’s long past time that those responsible for publishing these guidelines face consequences, too.”
Prisha Mosley has been central to exposing gender ideology and the betrayal of health professionals. Her story told through Independent Women’s Forum’s “Identity Crisis” series can be viewed here. Following her attendance at the AAP conference and in response to these groundbreaking lawsuits, Mosley stated:
“I’m grateful to be standing alongside other detransitioners who are not only victims of medical practice with the bravery to speak out, but are also my friends.
“Filing a lawsuit is an incredibly stressful event. It takes courage, patience, and willpower. I am not only proud of my friends, but also hopeful that we all might be able to see justice and stop this preventable tragedy from destroying other families and the healthy bodies of the distressed.
“I attended the AAP conference this October to spread messages of truth and love and share the valuable stories of detransitioners lives. The reactions of many of the pediatricians made the importance of lawsuits clear to me: we aren’t collateral damage, we were failed by people who swore to Do No Harm, and those very same people refuse to acknowledge our existence and would prefer to call security on us rather than hear about the harms we live with.”
TO SPEAK WITH AN ATTORNEY FROM CAMPBELL MILLER PAYNE, ISABELLE AYALA, SOREN ALDACO, PRISHA MOSLEY, OR KELSEY BOLAR, PLEASE CONTACT [email protected].
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Best Scoliosis Treatment Hospitals In India
Scoliosis is a spine-related curvature that occurs during the growth of spurt and just before puberty. Scoliosis can take a bad curve due to cerebral palsy
, and muscular dystrophy, the reasons for which are unknown. Most of the cases are mild, with a few known symptoms. The complications become prominent as the children grow. Sometimes there is a requirement for surgery, at other times the brace works like a miracle for the cause.
The treatment of Scoliosis
is not easy as it is related to the spine which is the most critical bone sequence of the body. The condition of a Scoliosis prone patient ranges from good to fair. It depends upon how early the problem has been diagnosed and treated safely.
Scoliosis can develop into four states or kinds that depend upon an age group and progresses through all, almost the same:
Congenital Scoliosis
Neuromuscular Scoliosis
Adolescence Idiopathic Scoliosis
Adult Denovo Scoliosis
Scoliosis Surgery
The anterior approach allows an additional segment motion which shares the load of the main affected segments of the spine The recovery time is less than 4 weeks
The surgery should stop the spine curve
Scoliosis can affect the Heart and Lungs. Damage occurs when the spine curvature is 70 degrees. A curve of 100 degrees can cause severe damage to the position of the Heart and Lungs.
Surgery can prevent other future trauma of spine pains and arthritis.
Scoliosis Care Management -Post Surgery
The patients can walk after 2 or 3 days after surgery and if they are okay then the patient is discharged after 6 -7 days
The more immobile the spine is kept, the better the spine will fuse after surgery
Bending and lifting are also discouraged
The patient needs to be monitored continuously for 2-3 years with X-rays
Once the bone is fused, it becomes normal
The patients are asked for activity after a thoracic fusion, between the upper and the lower thoracic and lumbar spine.
Female patients can deliver babies after the scoliosis fusion.
Various types of Scoliosis Surgeries are available in India, which is as on the age and the actual medical condition, the spine of the patient
Anterior -Posterior approach
Frontal Approach
Thoracoscopic Surgery
Thoracic Plasty
Osteotomies
Flatback Surgery
Kyphosis Surgery
Partial or Complete Vertebra Remove
Vertebral Column Resection
Indian doctors are well known for their extraordinary achievements in the field of Scoliosis surgeries in the world.
Scoliosis can be treated in a non-surgical method which depends on the curve and progression of the condition. It includes a proper fitness routine, brace, and a few sittings with your doctor to analyze the curvature.
Symptoms of Scoliosis Treatment depend upon the age and the medical condition of the patient. The most common ones are:
Uneven shoulders and blades
Uneven Hips
S or C-shaped spine posture
Unequal distance between arms and the body sphere
Ribs that stick out in one area need treatment
Uneven waist fold since birth but discovered now
We suggest you the 7 Best Scoliosis Treatment Hospitals in India
1. Kedar Ortho Hospital
Kedar Ortho Hospital, Porur Chennai is for Bone, Joint, and Spine treatment and surgery
. The 50-bed hospital has all the modern amenities to remove your Ortho or Scoliosis issues. Kedar Ortho is a dedicated accident and trauma care center. The hospital specializes in Arthroscopy
, Tetraplegics, Paraplegics, Pediatric Orthology, and Oncology
. The hospital owns stare of the art technology for top-class scoliosis and back-related surgery platform.
Address: Kedar Hospital Mugalivakkam Main Road, Porur, Chennai - 600 125
Phone : 044 2252 3407 / 2252 3445
3. Lotus Multispeciality Healthcare, Bangalore
The hospital inpatient care is cost-effective and comfort for patients from international destinations. The hospital specializes in non-communicable diseases and digital clarity for all bone-related and scoliosis issues. The hospital offers specialized solutions for a full spectrum of orthopedic disorders, treatment, surgery, and diagnostics
including pediatric upper appendage, lower appendage, and spine conditions.
Address: #11/12, Jananakshi Arcade, opposite Sri Jananakshi school, RR Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560098
Phone: 080 2979 3922
3. Columbia Asia Hospital, Bangalore
The hospital has many branches in India and is well known for patient care and cure success. The hospital offers Shoulder Surgeries
, revision knee and hip replacement surgeries
, disc surgery
, hematoma, and spinal surgeries for a scoliosis recovery plan.
Address 26/4, Brigade Gateway, Beside Metro, Malleswaram West, Bangalore - 560 055
Phone: +91 80 6165 6262
4. Columbia India Hospital, Palam Vihar Delhi
The hospital is for advanced surgery. The hospital offers a full range of Scoliosis treatments through the fusion of joints, osteomyelitis
, congenital hip dysplasia, juvenile metabolic bone disorders, and even more.
Address: Ansal Plaza Near Gol Chakkar, Block F, Palam Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana 122017
Phone: 0124 616 5666
5. W Pratiksha Hospital, Gurgaon
The hospital offers space, bedside ultra-modern monitoring systems, and has a good 25 years of record for treating orthopedic patients.
The flagship hospital of Pratiksha Group, offers keyhole surgery for hip, shoulders adjustment, subacromial decompression, arthroscopic rotator cup repair, sue implants, stem cells rehabilitation, meniscal transplant, and more.
Address: Golf Course Ext Rd, Sushant Lok-II, Shushant Lok 2, Sector 56, Gurugram, Haryana 122011
Phone: 0124 413 1091
6. Hinduja Hospital ,Khar
Hinduja hospital is a multi-specialty hospital in Mumbai with advanced treatment and medical facilities. Automated with 26-bed ICU
Hinduja hospital is the best hospital for spine scoliosis and orthopedic treatment and surgeries. The hospital offers complex joint replacement, and cardiac and keyhole surgeries.
The hospital has an effective non-invasive treatment plan for complex bone and spine problems. The hospital offers backup rehabilitation.
Address: Marvela, 724, 11th Rd, Khar, Khar West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400052
Phone: 022 6174 6180
7. Apollo Gleneagles Hospital, Kolkata
Apollo offers the best doctors
and spine treatment consultations from all over the country, equipped with all modern surgical facilities and automation.
Apollo hospitals are the best spine surgery hospital
in the country. It offers 3rd generation spinal implants in India, musculoskeletal impairments, peripheral nerve disorder treatment, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, scoliosis, metal alloys implant for crippling bones deformity, and more.
Address:156, Famous Cine Labs, Behind Everest Building, Tardeo Mumbai, Maharashtra – 400034
Phone: 022 4332 4500
Best Scoliosis Hospitals In India | HealthTripThe condition of a Scoliosis prone patient ranges from good to fair. It depends upon how early the problem has been diagnosed and treated safely.
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Top IVF Doctors in Indore: Finding the Best Fertility Specialist
Indore, a bustling city in Madhya Pradesh, has emerged as a prominent hub for advanced medical care, including fertility treatments like In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). With numerous clinics and specialists offering cutting-edge reproductive solutions, finding the best IVF doctor in Indore can make all the difference in your journey toward parenthood. In this blog, we’ll guide you through the process of selecting the right fertility specialist and highlight factors to consider before making your choice.
Why Choose IVF in Indore?
Indore has witnessed significant advancements in healthcare, making it a preferred destination for infertility treatments. Here’s why:
World-Class Facilities: Equipped with modern technology and state-of-the-art laboratories.
Experienced Specialists: Renowned doctors with years of experience in infertility treatments.
Affordable Treatments: IVF procedures in Indore are cost-effective compared to metro cities, without compromising on quality.
How to Identify the Best IVF Doctor in Indore
Selecting the right fertility specialist involves thorough research and consideration of several factors:
1. Qualifications and Experience
Ensure the doctor is well-qualified and has significant experience in reproductive medicine. Check for certifications and advanced training in IVF and infertility treatments.
2. Success Rates
A crucial factor to consider is the clinic’s IVF success rates. While no doctor can guarantee results, consistent success rates indicate the expertise of the specialist.
3. Personalized Care
The best IVF doctor in Indore will provide tailored treatment plans. Every patient’s fertility journey is unique, and a one-size-fits-all approach rarely works in such sensitive cases.
4. Clinic Infrastructure
A well-equipped clinic with advanced technology enhances the chances of a successful IVF cycle. Look for facilities offering services like embryo freezing, advanced labs, and round-the-clock patient support.
5. Patient Reviews and Testimonials
Reading online reviews and testimonials can provide valuable insights into the doctor’s expertise and patient satisfaction levels.
Top IVF Clinics and Doctors in Indore
Here are some of the leading IVF clinics and specialists renowned for their excellence:
1. Dr. [Name] – [Clinic Name]
Experience: Over 10 years in IVF treatments.
Specialization: Male and female infertility, egg freezing, and advanced IVF techniques.
Highlight: High success rates and patient-centric care.
2. Dr. [Name] – [Clinic Name]
Experience: Known for handling complex infertility cases.
Specialization: IVF, IUI, and fertility counseling.
Highlight: Affordable treatments with state-of-the-art infrastructure.
3. Dr. [Name] – [Clinic Name]
Experience: Highly recommended for couples with repeated IVF failures.
Specialization: Reproductive endocrinology and advanced diagnostics.
Highlight: Focus on personalized care and mental health support.
What to Expect During an IVF Consultation
When you consult the best IVF doctor in Indore, the process typically involves the following steps:
Initial Assessment: Reviewing medical history, previous treatments, and fertility tests.
Diagnosis: Identifying the underlying causes of infertility.
Treatment Plan: Developing a customized approach, which may include IVF, ICSI, or other advanced techniques.
Support and Guidance: Addressing emotional and psychological concerns during the journey.
Tips for Choosing the Right IVF Specialist
Research Extensively: Gather information online and from trusted sources.
Seek Recommendations: Ask for referrals from friends, family, or healthcare professionals.
Schedule Consultations: Meet multiple doctors to compare their approaches and comfort level.
Verify Credentials: Ensure the doctor is registered with relevant medical boards and associations.
Cost of IVF in Indore
The cost of IVF treatments in Indore typically ranges from ₹1,50,000 to ₹2,50,000 per cycle. Factors affecting the cost include the complexity of the case, the clinic’s infrastructure, and additional treatments like embryo freezing or donor services.
Emotional and Financial Support
Undergoing IVF can be emotionally and financially challenging. Many clinics in Indore offer counseling services and financing options to make the process smoother. The best IVF doctor in Indore will prioritize your mental well-being and provide comprehensive support throughout the treatment.
Conclusion
Finding the best IVF doctor in Indore is a critical step in your fertility journey. With the right specialist, advanced facilities, and personalized care, your dream of parenthood is within reach. Take the time to research, consult experts, and choose a doctor who aligns with your needs and expectations.
Indore’s thriving medical landscape ensures that couples facing infertility have access to world-class treatments and compassionate care, making it an ideal destination for IVF success.
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The Role of Women in Islam: Understanding Their Importance
Women in Islam hold a unique and important place in the faith, with roles and rights that are often misunderstood. Contrary to common misconceptions, the teachings of Islam offer a strong foundation for equality and respect for women. The Quran and Hadiths, the sacred texts of Islam, emphasize the dignity, rights, and responsibilities of women, providing guidance for their personal, social, and spiritual lives.
Women’s Rights in Islam
One of the key principles in Islam is the recognition of the inherent dignity of both men and women. The Quran, which is the holy book of Islam, speaks of men and women as equals in the eyes of God. In Surah Al-Hujurat (49:13), it is mentioned, "O mankind, indeed We have created you from male and female and made you peoples and tribes that you may know one another." This verse highlights the value of both genders and the idea of mutual respect and understanding.
Islam grants women rights in various areas of life, including education, marriage, inheritance, and property. For example, Islam encourages women to seek knowledge. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) emphasized the importance of education for both men and women, stating that seeking knowledge is a duty for every Muslim. This idea is reinforced by the fact that many prominent female scholars have contributed greatly to Islamic thought throughout history.
Women in the Family
In the family setting, women in Islam are respected as mothers, wives, and daughters. In fact, the status of a mother is greatly elevated in Islamic teachings. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said, "Paradise lies at the feet of your mother," which underscores the tremendous value placed on motherhood. Islam encourages men to treat their wives with kindness and respect, recognizing that a strong, healthy family foundation benefits the entire community.
A woman’s role as a mother is considered to be one of the highest responsibilities in Islam, and the role of the wife is equally significant. A woman has the right to seek fulfillment, engage in work, and contribute to society, all while maintaining a balance with her family life.
Women in the Workforce and Society
Women in Islam have always been encouraged to work and contribute to society, as long as it does not conflict with their religious or familial obligations. In early Islamic history, women participated in business, education, healthcare, and even warfare. Khadijah bint Khuwaylid, the first wife of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), was a successful businesswoman and one of the most respected figures in Islam. Her example shows that Islam does not restrict women from being active in various fields of work.
Today, women in Muslim-majority countries continue to make significant contributions in various sectors, including politics, education, science, and the arts.
Learning the Quran
One of the most important aspects of a Muslim woman’s life is her connection with the Quran. The Quran is a source of guidance for all Muslims, and learning it is highly encouraged. Whether it’s through memorization, recitation, or understanding its meanings, learning the Quran is an essential part of every Muslim’s life, regardless of gender.
For those seeking to deepen their understanding of the Quran, websites like Riwaq al Quran offer online learning tools that make Quran education accessible to everyone. The platform helps people of all ages and backgrounds to read, understand, and memorize the Quran, promoting a stronger connection to faith and spiritual growth.
Conclusion
Women in Islam are recognized for their importance in both the private and public spheres. They are not only viewed as mothers and wives but also as active participants in society, with rights to education, work, and spiritual fulfillment. The Quran, which serves as a guide for all Muslims, encourages respect for women and their contributions. For those looking to learn more about the Quran and its teachings, websites like Riwaq al Quran provide valuable resources to enhance one’s knowledge and connection to Islam. By understanding the true teachings of Islam, we can appreciate the deep respect and value Islam places on women.
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Mastering Phlebotomy: Essential Tips for Identifying and Accessing Difficult Veins
Mastering Phlebotomy: Essential Tips for Identifying and Accessing Difficult Veins
Mastering Phlebotomy: Essential Tips for Identifying and Accessing Difficult Veins
Phlebotomy is a vital skill in the medical field, enabling the collection of blood samples for diagnostic purposes. However, some patients present unique challenges, with difficult veins that can make the process daunting. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore essential tips, practical techniques, and firsthand experiences that will help you master phlebotomy and enhance your ability to identify and access difficult veins.
Understanding Difficult Veins
Difficult veins can pose a challenge for many healthcare professionals. Factors that contribute to difficult venous access include:
Obesity: Excess body fat can obscure veins.
Dehydration: When patients are dehydrated, their veins may collapse.
Age: Elderly patients typically have more fragile veins.
Medical conditions: Disorders like diabetes or peripheral vascular disease affect venous health.
Benefits of Mastering Difficult Venous Access
Enhancing your phlebotomy skills comes with numerous benefits:
Increased patient comfort and satisfaction.
Reduced need for multiple punctures.
Improved efficiency in blood collection.
Enhanced reputation as a skilled practitioner.
Essential Tips for Identifying Difficult Veins
1. Patient Assessment
Before performing a venipuncture, conduct a thorough assessment of the patient’s veins.
Examine both arms, as one may yield better results than the other.
Look for visible veins near the surface, particularly in the antecubital fossa.
Check for signs of previous IV drug use or frequent blood draws, which can scar veins.
2. Use of Proper Lighting
Good lighting is essential for identifying veins. Always ensure you are working in a well-lit area or use a flashlight if necessary.
3. Palpation Techniques
Gently palpate the area to feel for a vein before inserting the needle. A springy sensation often indicates a suitable vein.
Techniques for Accessing Difficult Veins
1. Warm Compresses
Applying a warm compress to the site for 5-10 minutes can help dilate the veins, making them easier to access.
2. Tapping Technique
Gently tapping the area with your fingers can stimulate blood flow and help the vein become more prominent.
3. Using a Butterfly Needle
For smaller or deeper veins, a butterfly needle is often more effective, reducing the chance of vein collapse.
4. Using a Tourniquet Properly
Apply a tourniquet about 3-4 inches above the intended puncture site. Be mindful not to leave it on for too long (no more than 1 minute) to prevent discomfort and venous collapse.
5. Use of Ultrasound Guidance
In cases where veins are significantly difficult to access, consider using an ultrasound device to visualize the vein prior to puncture.
Case Studies: Learning from Real Experiences
Case Study 1: The Dehydrated Patient
In one instance, a young female patient who had undergone extensive fasting presented with extremely difficult veins. After assessing her condition, the phlebotomist administered IV fluids to rehydrate the patient, allowing for successful venipuncture on the second attempt.
Case Study 2: The Elderly Patient
A nurse encountered an elderly patient with very fragile veins. Using a warm compress and a butterfly needle, the nurse successfully accessed a vein with minimal discomfort to the patient.
First-Hand Experiences and Tips
A seasoned phlebotomist shares the following tips:
“Always build a rapport with your patient. If they feel comfortable and trust you, they’re more likely to relax, making vein access easier.” – Sarah J., Certified Phlebotomy Technician
Conclusion
Mastering phlebotomy, particularly when it comes to identifying and accessing difficult veins, is a crucial skill in healthcare. By applying these essential tips, utilizing effective techniques, and learning from real-world experiences, you can significantly enhance your venipuncture capabilities. The key is to remain patient, compassionate, and dedicated to continuous learning, ensuring that every patient receives the highest standard of care.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What should I do if I cannot access a vein on the first try?
If you are unsuccessful after two attempts, consider asking a colleague for assistance, or rethink your approach based on the patient’s anatomy and characteristics.
Are there any specific skills needed to be successful in phlebotomy?
Yes, calmness under pressure, good hand-eye coordination, and strong communication skills are essential for successful venipuncture.
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A Comprehensive Guide to Gynaecological Surgeries Available in Jagatpura, Jaipur
When it comes to women’s health, gynaecological surgeries play a crucial role in addressing various conditions that affect the reproductive system. Whether it’s a routine check-up or a more serious medical issue, finding the right care is essential. In Jagatpura, Jaipur, women have access to high-quality healthcare services, including advanced gynaecological procedures. In this blog, we will explore the gynaecological surgeries in Jagatpura Jaipur, what they entail, and where to find the best gynaecological surgeries in Jagatpura Jaipur.
Understanding Gynaecological Surgeries
Gynaecological surgeries are medical procedures that involve the female reproductive system. These surgeries are often necessary for treating conditions such as ovarian cysts, fibroids, endometriosis, pelvic organ prolapse, and various cancers. Some surgeries are performed to address infertility issues, while others are focused on relieving pain or correcting structural problems.
Types of Gynaecological Surgeries
Hysterectomy One of the most common gynaecological surgeries, a hysterectomy involves the removal of the uterus. There are different types of hysterectomies:
Total hysterectomy: Removal of the uterus and cervix.
Subtotal or partial hysterectomy: Removal of the uterus, but the cervix is left intact.
Radical hysterectomy: Removal of the uterus, cervix, part of the vagina, and surrounding tissues. This is usually done for cancer treatment.
Laparoscopic Surgery Often referred to as “keyhole surgery,” this minimally invasive procedure is used to treat conditions like ovarian cysts, endometriosis, and fibroids. Laparoscopy involves making small incisions and using a camera to view the pelvic organs, making it less painful and requiring a shorter recovery time.
Myomectomy This surgery involves the removal of uterine fibroids. Myomectomy is often preferred for women who want to preserve their fertility, as it allows them to keep their uterus intact.
Oophorectomy An oophorectomy is the removal of one or both ovaries. This procedure may be necessary when dealing with ovarian cancer, cysts, or endometriosis. In some cases, it’s part of a preventive measure for those at high risk of ovarian cancer.
Tubal Ligation Also known as female sterilization, tubal ligation involves the surgical closure or removal of a portion of the fallopian tubes to prevent pregnancy. It is a permanent form of contraception.
Endometrial Ablation This procedure involves the removal or destruction of the endometrium (lining of the uterus) to treat conditions like heavy menstrual bleeding. It is a less invasive alternative to a hysterectomy.
Pelvic Organ Prolapse Surgery Pelvic organ prolapse occurs when the pelvic organs, such as the bladder, uterus, or rectum, drop from their normal position. Surgery to correct this condition can help restore normal function and relieve discomfort.
Gynaecological Surgeries in Jagatpura, Jaipur
Jagatpura, a prominent area in Jaipur, is home to a number of hospitals and clinics that specialize in gynaecological surgeries in Jagatpura Jaipur. These medical facilities are equipped with modern technologies and staffed with skilled gynaecologists, ensuring that women have access to the highest standard of care.
The healthcare providers in Jagatpura offer a variety of gynaecological surgeries in Jagatpura, catering to the diverse needs of patients. Whether you’re seeking treatment for a non-invasive procedure or a more complex surgery, the expertise available in Jagatpura ensures that each patient is treated with care and precision.
Choosing the Right Surgeon for Gynaecological Surgery
Choosing a qualified surgeon is crucial for ensuring the success of any gynaecological surgeries in Jagatpura Jaipur. It’s important to research the doctor’s credentials, experience, and patient reviews. A good surgeon will not only have the technical expertise but will also take the time to explain the procedure, risks, and recovery process, making you feel at ease.
What to Expect During Your Recovery
Recovery times vary depending on the type of surgery performed. Minimally invasive procedures like laparoscopic surgeries typically have shorter recovery periods, whereas more complex surgeries like hysterectomies may require a longer healing time.
Laparoscopic surgery: Most women can resume normal activities within a week or two.
Hysterectomy: Recovery may take 6–8 weeks, during which patients should avoid heavy lifting and strenuous activity.
Myomectomy: Recovery time varies based on the size and location of the fibroids, but most women take about 4–6 weeks to fully recover.
Conclusion
Whether you are seeking treatment for a common issue like fibroids or endometriosis or require more advanced surgery, there is no shortage of options for gynaecological surgeries in Jagatpura Jaipur. The region is home to hospitals and clinics offering best gynaecological surgeries in Jagatpura Jaipur, with a strong emphasis on patient care and advanced medical technologies.
With a wide range of gynaecological surgeries available, women in Jaipur can be assured of receiving the best possible care. If you are considering any of these surgeries, it’s important to consult with a qualified gynaecologist in Jagatpura, who will guide you through the process and help you make informed decisions about your health.
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