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weruradio · 2 years ago
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audreythompson1 · 2 months ago
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BREAKING: Marjorie Taylor Greene says Transgender Admiral Rachel Levine is “A Mentally Ill Man.” Do you agree with her? A. YES B. NO
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usnewsper-politics · 10 months ago
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Nebraska Governor Limits Transgender Healthcare for Kids: Controversy and Concerns #genderconfirmationsurgeries #transgenderhealthcare
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globalinsightblog · 2 months ago
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"Market Dynamics of Neovaginal Surgery: Growth and Developments (2024-2033)"
Neovaginal Surgery Market : Neovaginal surgery is at the forefront of transgender healthcare, offering individuals the opportunity to align their physical bodies with their gender identities. This transformative procedure creates a functional and aesthetically pleasing neovagina using advanced surgical techniques, often involving tissue grafts and intricate anatomical considerations. As awareness and acceptance of transgender issues grow, so does the demand for specialized surgical options, making neovaginal surgery a vital component of gender-affirming care. Surgeons are continually refining techniques to enhance safety, minimize recovery times, and improve surgical outcomes, empowering patients to embrace their identities fully.
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In addition to the surgical aspects, comprehensive pre-operative counseling and post-operative care are essential for ensuring the best possible outcomes for patients. Mental health support, education about post-surgery maintenance, and community resources play a crucial role in the overall success of neovaginal surgery. As healthcare systems strive to provide holistic care for transgender individuals, neovaginal surgery symbolizes a commitment to inclusivity and patient-centered practices, allowing individuals to reclaim their narratives and foster confidence in their bodies.
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#NeovaginalSurgery #TransgenderHealthcare #GenderAffirmingCare #SurgicalInnovation #PatientEmpowerment #TransRights #InclusiveHealthcare #BodyAutonomy #TransgenderAwareness #HolisticCare #SurgicalTechniques #MentalHealthSupport #GenderIdentity #PatientCenteredCare #TransCommunity
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vulgar-af · 5 years ago
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#1 Expand non-discrimination policies at the federal, state and local level. Currently only 21 states and the District of Columbia prohibit employment discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation. Voice your support for legislation at all levels including the Equality Act, and encourage elected officials in your community to enact these protections. . . . . . . . #equalityact #raiseyourvoice #equalityintheworkplace #genderqueer #genderfluid #genderexpansive #legislation #enddiscrimination #diversity #inclusionmatters #humanetreatment #lgbtqrightsarehumanrights #endtransphobia #respecttrans #transgenderhealthcare #ipv #transresilience https://www.instagram.com/p/B1FgyLYFbK9/?igshid=j1o6egicfn9o
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ryansallans · 7 years ago
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Today, I spent the afternoon at Nebraska Medicine’s Specialty Care Center where I interviewed Dr. Jean Amoura for a three-part interview series. Topics included, creating an affirming healthcare environment, transgender men and hysterectomies, and lastly, family and fertility options for transgender patients. So excited to share the series with you all after editing!!! #transgender #transgenderhealthcare #transinclusion #ftmtransgender #mtf #transman #transwoman
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gestationaldad-blog · 7 years ago
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Finding strength in pain
Our adventure is not unique. Across the world LBGT families fight tooth and nail to be able to partake in one of life's greatest blessings: parent-hood.
Unlike a lot of our cis/hetero-normative friends, our journey through fertility is plagued with a lot of what if's, how can we make this work, will we be treated fairly and with respect, is there access to informed and progressive health-care professionals?
As a queer/trans family living in conservative Southern Utah, I'm here to share with you the trials and tribulations of my quest to become a gestational father.
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germainedelarch · 8 years ago
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New YouTube video up. It's long, but I discuss the state of transgender healthcare in South Africa, my experience pursuing top surgery, my feelings as an individual and an activist, and the way forward for me individually and as a trans activist. (The one thing I left out at the end in terms of the way forward was fighting to get medical aid [healthcare] to cover transgender healthcare, as well as getting government hospital policies amended). (Search Germaine de Larch on YouTube). #transgender #healthcare #transgenderhealth #transgenderhealthcare #depathologisation #activism #transactivist
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weruradio · 2 years ago
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https://www.weruradio.com/post/new-bill-forces-transgender-youth-to-detransistion-in-tennessee
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usnewsper-politics · 1 year ago
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Nebraska Governor Limits Transgender Healthcare for Kids: Controversy and Concerns #genderconfirmationsurgeries #transgenderhealthcare
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genderexpansion · 10 years ago
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Community organizing happens everywhere, including at the kitchen table. Gearing up for the 2015 GEP Trans* Health Conference - October 1st - 3rd in Missoula, Montana.
Want to be a part of this year's conference? Check it out atgenderexpansionconference.org and get involved today! ‬
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ryansallans · 8 years ago
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Testosterone injection number 414. I can't believe I've stuck a needle in my leg 414 times so far and it has only been 11.5 years. If I leave until 83 then I have another 1739 injections. #transman #testosterone #hormonetherapy #transgenderhealthcare
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createorconsume · 11 years ago
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Come by the Cook Campus Center tomorrow at 5pm to check out Rutgers' first annual Transgender Health Panel. Talk with leading healthcare professionals about the latest in Trans* inclusive therapy and medical care. #transgender #rutgers #healthcare #transmissions #healthcareforall #transgenderhealthcare (at Cook Campus Center)
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germainedelarch · 8 years ago
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BEING ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL ON MONDAY FOR PSYCH CARE: I will record a YouTube video speaking more about this this weekend. But, briefly (as brief as I can ever be as a writer and over-thinker) –
1. I know my mental health well enough to know what I need and when I need it, and my Team of Healers (5 people from various fields – psychiatric and alternative) agree that I need this, and there’s nothing more they can do. 2. Please trust me on this. 3. The photos where I’m beyond happy in a heart-expanding way about top surgery are not faked, forced or “putting on a happy face because you expect it”. You can see this. 4. But it IS possible to feel more than 1 emotion at the same time. 5. When you have mental health issues, especially an intersection of a number of them, this storm of feelings can become unmanageable; and has become so in my case, to the point where I am unable to self-care (and I’m a VERY good self-carer, while also being a very good self-harmer – aren’t we all?) 6. PLEASE understand that I do NOT regret my decision to have the surgery – video will explain more. 7. PLEASE be open-minded and suspend your lack of understanding enough to not see being transgender as a mental illness. It IS NOT. I am a person who happens to be trans and have mental health issues. They are complexly connected and unconnected. 8. I am not suicidal. I will be ok, because I am a warrior. And to misquote one of my favourite movies: “It will all be alright in the end, and if it is not alright, it is not yet the end.” EVERYTHING is as it should be and EVERYTHING is a part of my healing – depression, hypomania, surgery, being unable to self-care, hospitalisation, etc.
  THE LOGISTICS AND SPOONIE REQUESTS & WHAT I NEED (in this space where I can’t look after myself): 1. Please don’t give me any advice. I don’t want or need advice. I just want to be seen, heard, visible, loved, held. 2. Please don’t call me. I can’t do voice without eye contact and phonecalls are something that are beyond me right now (and, in fact, in general). 3. Anyone who knows me personally (real life or social media – there is NO difference between the two) who does have my phone number and/or email, please send a WhatsApp, email or text message (not Facebook or Instagram DM). I will deal with these messages when I can, or have my housemate (Bianca) update you. If you only have my email I will answer when and if I can. 4. Please don’t message to ask how I am. I am how I am and explaining it to numerous people every day is exhausting. Just saying “I love you, am thinking of you, is there anything I can do?” is perfect (this is true for ANYONE going through a difficult time – divorce, death in the family, etc.) 5. If you want to visit, which would be great as I’m probably going to be in for 21 days, please WhatsApp, email or text message me to check where and when you can (not in terms of visiting hours but in terms of my Spoon levels). Part of my inability to self-care is not eating, so bananas, chocolate (not sweets), smoothies more than welcome (please check before you come which of those I need – just imagining my bedside table looking like a banana plantation in KZN; but of course there’s no such thing as too much chocolate). 6. My Instagram trans, intersex and gender non-conforming friends whom I’m in regular contact with, get my details Skype or WhatsApp video call deets before Monday via Facebook inbox, Instagram DM or email. 7. Under STRICT instructions to only journal in notebook and NOT to update social media at all; so while I will take photos to document top surgery recovery and write about all of this physical, emotional, psychological, surgical and spiritual recovery, I will NOT be sharing it until after I’m more ok-ish. My housemate will tag my name in posts with general updates. 8. So remember: while I am not following your journeys, KNOW that I love you, sincerely, and miss you, and that it is REALLY difficult for me to not keep you updated due to my Saviour Complex and my need to educate people who do not understand or can’t wrap their heads completely around what it means to be transgender. My blog Life Writ Large, by Germaine de Larch is there for a reason, and has a HUGE amount of information and resources. Use them. 9. So your being patient will help me hugely. If I return home and to social media with a flood of questions about things I have been VERY clear on, it will undo a lot of what has led to this period of needed rest. 10. Ok, enough. Rest. Breathe. I will record a video as I’m too good of a writer who is able to edit while writing to speak from the heart.
And it, and all of this, is for ME. Helping others while helping me is why I’m on this planet.
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Being admitted on Monday 4 psych care: YouTube video to follow #endthestigma #transgenderhealthcare #health4trans BEING ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL ON MONDAY FOR PSYCH CARE: I will record a YouTube video speaking more about this this weekend.
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ryansallans · 9 years ago
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If you live in Rhode Island, insurance companies can no longer discriminate against you because you are transgender. This means they are required to provide coverage to any care that is recognized as medically necessary, this could include transition-related care. I am waiting to see what is deemed as “medically necessary” under this law. -Ryan
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