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What’s your opinion on trans rights
Calli's campaign has stagnated, need $125 for med ons on monday (since missed discount beforey!)
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They generally have to leave Internet cafe at 9: or 9:10 pm central to reach stores before they close . as they lack a car and have to walk
"Usually I would just endure until next week to try to get my meds but every time I go without them I notice I don't last as much as before until I have to make a run to the hospital. [I remember their hospitalization, it was really scary]
I needed $125 to get them [monday] half price but every other day I need $250.
We need $50 to take our eldest to the doctor for an abdominal pain after carrying grandma. $35 for the laundromat. $300 to cover food expenses for all 9 of us and the cats. $110 for my healthcare renewal. Everything else for clean supplies and other necessities.
Honestly things are dire but I hate to make this even longer than it is."
vetting: vouched for by @transgendz who is vetted by scam-buster kyra 45 (pictures below). transcript below cut
And another campaign vouching, (ignore misgendering as English not first language)
Below past documentation of blog posts and background info, along with vouching transcript
UPDATE
I do believe that there are people who, with all the best intentions, believe that children should not be allowed to transition.
However…
some acknowledgement has to be paid to the fact that, opposing minors on hrt while actively turning a blind eye to any other (less scientifically supported) medical procedure that a child may undergo is hypocritical.
You can’t pick and choose when to care about children’s health, if you cherry pick what medical care children are allowed to receive, you aren’t a champion of children’s rights, you’re just transphobic.
CHILDREN as young as four are being referred to gender services clinics. They were among 3,724 kids who had specialist treatment between Ap
By: Thomas Godfrey
Published: Jul 17, 2026
CHILDREN as young as four are being referred to gender services clinics.
They were among 3,724 kids who had specialist treatment between April 2024 and last month.
Twenty-three were aged four to six despite critics saying they are too young to feel transgender.
A further 75 were aged between seven and ten.
Our stats, from a freedom of information request, show those sent to the NHS Gender National Referral Support Service by youth mental health specialists.
GP Dr Renee Hoenderkamp said: “Many will have serious mental conditions, like ADHD, which they should be treated for.
“But the pathway for that is not through a referral to a gender services clinic.
“You have to question who is referring them as well, because I know what conversation I would have with a four-year-old’s parents who want to be a dog or a princess or whatever.
“Parents should be guiding their children back to what they actually are, while still allowing them to explore.”
NHS England’s own review, led by Dr Hilary Cass and published in April 2024, found children who show signs of gender confusion mostly grow out of it before puberty.
Her review led to regional NHS hubs replacing the scandal-hit Tavistock clinic, and ended the routine prescription of puberty blockers to under-18s.
But she said there should still be no minimum age for referrals and an NHS spokesman said: “Dr Cass’s report made clear services should support families as early as possible.”
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In Australia, it's as young as 3.
‘This is about child protection and whether they are receiving the best treatment.’
By: Sowaibah Hanifie and Deanna Williams
Published: Jun 27, 2024
Children as young as three years old are being referred to a gender diversity clinic, prompting a South Australian MP to call for an independent review of gender dysphoria treatment.
The Women’s and Children Hospital reported three children aged between three and five years old were seen by its services between March 2022 and March 2024.
More than 80 children aged between six and 10 years old were seen over the same period.
The clinic was seeing 285 children under the age of 18 since April this year, although some of these referrals were for the same patient.
SA Health Minister Chris Picton recently released the figures to independent MP Frank Pangallo after he asked a question without notice in parliament earlier this year.
The Women’s and Children’s Health Network said none of the children currently being assessed were under the age of six.
The hospital said on its website, children referred to the gender diversity team were given mental health support.
They are referred for further medical treatments, such as puberty suppression and gender-affirming hormones, if necessary.
Legal guardian consent maybe required for patients under the age of 16, the hospital said.
Pangallo questioned whether youth under the age of 18 could make “life-changing decisions” to change their gender.
He’s been calling for a parliamentary inquiry into gender dysphoria, that did not receive the support of Labor or The Greens when it was proposed earlier this year.
Pangallo is concerned that some medical practitioners may be too quick to support gender transitions of young people without investigating whether there are other reasons leading to their gender dysphoria.
“The concerns are whether it’s best practice and whether what’s happening in these gender clinics is in the best interest of young people,” Pangallo said.
“Members of the left of the Labor Party are resisting calls for an independent review into the practices and guidelines of gender clinics in this country and in the state when this is happening worldwide.
“This is about child protection and whether they are receiving the best treatment.”
Hormone therapy for teenagers
The hospital said its “service has not provided gender hormone treatment to anyone under the age of 14 and has not provided puberty blockers to anyone under the age of nine”.
It said it does not offer surgical treatment options.
“All youth undergo initial assessment and care as indicated from the mental health team prior to proceeding for medical assessment or intervention,” a spokesperson said.
“Not all children referred to our service will go on to access medical-based treatment.”
The South Australian Rainbow Advocacy Alliance said Pangallo’s commentary on the subject caused “psychological harm” to the gender diverse community.
It said only about one to 2 per cent of gender diverse people detransitioned, and these people required further support.
“We believe that this support needs to come in the form of research, medical and therapeutic options, not in the removal of autonomy of gender diverse people,” a spokesperson said.
Chloe Cole started hormone treatments at 15, then detransitioned at 17 and is now a prominent advocate against gender treatments for children.
She said she was failed by therapists and doctors who were supportive of her gender-affirming treatments, but unsupportive of her wanting to be a girl again.
“I’ve seen first hand the damage those treatments do to the body, to the development of a child, sexually, psychologically, emotionally,” Cole said.
“No child understands their identity or fully understands their body especially at age 3,4,5.”
Cole is touring Australia with WA woman Courtney Coulson to advocate for a review of gender-affirming care.
Coulson under-went a female to male transition at 22-years-old, then detransitioned at 28.
She said the hormone therapy she was prescribed was fraught with complications.
“When seeking treatment, no doctor took the time to investigate my background, my relationships, my family, my sexuality or mental health issues, nor did they offer me a mental health care plan,” Coulson said.
“Instead, after two appointments with an endocrinologist, I was prescribed testosterone.”
Pangallo said a review of gender-affirming treatment in the United Kingdom led to it adopting a “holistic approach” to care instead of rapidly initiating permanent gender transition pathways.
It also emphasised the need to address the root causes of their distress.
The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights supported the changes and said researchers who express views of such interventions “are not silenced, threatened or intimidated simply for holding and articulating such views”.
SA Health Minister Chris Picton said South Australia would consider the findings of a review in NSW investigating national and international scientific literature, research and evidence on gender care when it is released.
“The Royal Australasian College of Physicians — the peak professional body for doctors in this area — has previously opposed a parliamentary inquiry in relation to this matter,” he said.
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The thing that never happens.
Theres something to be said about how progressive and ostensibly accepting areas push androgyny on young transfems. There was always this sense for me that while I would be allowed blockers and later even estrogen because I wasn't a man it was also not socially acceptable for me to be a woman (this is not to say I was not treated as a woman, a corollary to transitioning young is passing decently without being super feminine). I never learned makeup because none of the ciswomen in my life felt like teaching me and further any exploration myself would be punished with strange looks and isolation, the same goes for feminine clothes. It feels like transitioning as a child denied me the chance of having the "baby trans" experience because I was still controlled by the cis people in my life when I started to transition. Of course not transitioning would've been exponentially worse and I doubt I'd even be alive. But now I can't really be feminine in the way I want to be because what the fuck kind of woman who's been a woman since 4th grade doesn't know how to do makeup or dress femininely. It's embarrassing but worse than that its embarrassing in a way no one I know in real life or online can actually relate to. I've never met anyone who transitioned as young as I did in real life and everyone I've ever seen online who did is the perfect caricature of their gender because they grew up in the suburbs of fucking wherever with the most feminine mom on earth who taught them how to do their nails and makeup.
Apologies for rambling, I understand that this probably just comes off as the whining of someone who had the immense privilege of transitioning as a child. I also understand cognitively that it is not that weird to still be figuring out how to express my gender at the age of 18 but nonetheless it still upsets me.
Anyone who lives in America who has any heart and is old enough to do this should be doing this. If you aren't old enough, do what you can to spread the news. This is a travesty.
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