Chloe Cole

These researchers, these doctors, these providers don't really ask questions that are geared towards people like me or outcomes like mine of regret, of detransition, of choosing to go out the other way, and of this potentially not being the right path. I certainly was not asked that by my own healthcare providers. I was never followed up with about how I was doing emotionally really.

And when I would talk about my regrets and my negative feelings around the procedures that I'd undergone, especially the surgery, it was kind of treated like it was just a normal outcome or that it just wasn't significant.

And when I would talk about my regrets and my negative feelings around the procedures that I'd undergone, especially the surgery, it was kind of treated like it was just a normal outcome or that it just wasn't significant.

And when I would talk about my regrets and my negative feelings around the procedures that I'd undergone, especially the surgery, it was kind of treated like it was just a normal outcome or that it just wasn't significant.

Transgenderism is not an innate characteristic that somebody has. But the further that you look into a patient's personal history, any trauma that they might have, especially stemming from their childhood, any attachment issues, any familial issues, this is something that is completely psychological in nature.

Transgenderism is not an innate characteristic that somebody has. But the further that you look into a patient's personal history, any trauma that they might have, especially stemming from their childhood, any attachment issues, any familial issues, this is something that is completely psychological in nature.

Transgenderism is not an innate characteristic that somebody has. But the further that you look into a patient's personal history, any trauma that they might have, especially stemming from their childhood, any attachment issues, any familial issues, this is something that is completely psychological in nature.

And this distress around one's body, around one's sex characteristics, is not just something that occurs in a vacuum.

And this distress around one's body, around one's sex characteristics, is not just something that occurs in a vacuum.

And this distress around one's body, around one's sex characteristics, is not just something that occurs in a vacuum.

We need to be giving these people real support with their mental health, not telling them that they are something that they aren't, but also leading them down this path that is going to lead to them being sterilized, losing parts of their health and happiness and their ability to fully live their lives.

We need to be giving these people real support with their mental health, not telling them that they are something that they aren't, but also leading them down this path that is going to lead to them being sterilized, losing parts of their health and happiness and their ability to fully live their lives.

We need to be giving these people real support with their mental health, not telling them that they are something that they aren't, but also leading them down this path that is going to lead to them being sterilized, losing parts of their health and happiness and their ability to fully live their lives.

And we need to be following a more holistic approach that's focused on the overall picture of their lives and their overall health. and towards their longevity and their future.

And we need to be following a more holistic approach that's focused on the overall picture of their lives and their overall health. and towards their longevity and their future.

And we need to be following a more holistic approach that's focused on the overall picture of their lives and their overall health. and towards their longevity and their future.

I mean, I think that for both sexes, It's a matter of psychiatric illness and distress. But for a lot of the women, I'd say that for a good portion of them, it comes from a place of normal pubertal or adolescent or early adulthood distress that just comes with growing up from a girl into a woman.

I mean, I think that for both sexes, It's a matter of psychiatric illness and distress. But for a lot of the women, I'd say that for a good portion of them, it comes from a place of normal pubertal or adolescent or early adulthood distress that just comes with growing up from a girl into a woman.

I mean, I think that for both sexes, It's a matter of psychiatric illness and distress. But for a lot of the women, I'd say that for a good portion of them, it comes from a place of normal pubertal or adolescent or early adulthood distress that just comes with growing up from a girl into a woman.

When you look at the personal histories of the men especially, they tend to have high rates of having been abused in the past, of having familial difficulties. What we actually need to do for these patients is