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@@Ellbat My best friend is trans, and his family is.. let's say "less than supportive". Seeing you being there for your sister is more touching than you'll ever know. She's so lucky to have you, and I'm incredibly happy for her
I’m so glad she was never misgendered by the doctors. That must have felt so nice to be seen as she is and respected. All the love, and I wish her a smooth recovery.
I've found Asian doctors (especially because of the lady-boy movement in Asian countries) are amazing when it comes to sex reassignment and feminisation surgery.
@@Stopthisrightnow560that’s not really part of the culture in S. Korea, it’s more so Thailand…. Very different countries lmao. We still have a long way to go in regards to acceptance of trans people in SK. I think the thing that contributes most to day to day comfort for trans people is the culture of politeness and non-interference towards strangers, rather than any governmental rights.
Just chiming in with the chorus of people being so happy your sister is getting to have these surgeries done! And so wonderful that you're able to be by her side through it all. (Also I'm so in love with Leahs hair, I'm ginger too but I dang those curls are everything!!)
i'm so happy for her 😭 i know i've told you this before but you really are such an amazing sister and general human being. i hope she's feeling amazing and recovery is going well also please tell her her hair is incredible it's so pretty wtf
This is absolutely amazing, you're an incredible sister! I've had FFS myself, I can't explain how much it changed my life for the better. This is wonderful 💛
Having a sibling care for you after surgery is so wonderful tbh. My sister travelled with me for my trans surgery as well, and it was just the two of us. She took good care of me and it was honestly one of the best bonding experiences we’ve ever had. I’m glad you and your sister have each other 💕
"This is where you start feeling that you've done something a little bit illegal" They know about all the youtube-to-mp3-downloaded music still saved on your phone from when you were 14
I'm so glad you're sharing this journey with us. I have a trans son that just recently announced his gender to us, and we're just getting into figuring out transitioning him from his birth identity to his new one. It's lovely to see your sister making this journey for herself, and I hope everything turns out beautiful and perfect for her!
It’s a difficult journey, and it takes a lot of patience and learning. It wasn’t always the easiest for us even though we are a super open family; it’s new, and new takes adjustment. The most important thing is that he knows you love him regardless of anything - and it sounds like you’re doing just that! Sending you all the love and light 💗🏳️⚧️
Congratulations on being able to give your sister these lifechanging surgeries. I cannot imagine what this means for both of you! Edit: OMG her curly hair is amazing!!!
Hello, a trans guy writing here - i just want to say that it warms my heart to see you supporting your sister like that. i'm just (clutches chest) so emotional right now!! Leah looks great and it's amazing that she shares her journey here. All the best to her and you, too!!
I love your sister's hair. This is so heart warming. I wish every Trans person could get the same treatment. You're a wonderful sister and im glad she has a support system like you. Keep spreading your amazing vibes 💜✌
I adore your sister's hair, and when she had it down, holy shite it looked so gorgeous! She's very pretty as is, but I'm happy she could do something that made her feel even more herself.
it's incredible that you're there with leah every step of the way and that she's able to get surgery thanks to you! I'm often annoyed at youtube sponsorships but this is the one time where i love to see it! Also! Her hair is gorgeous!
Question for the q&a: did Leah ask for anything specific or is the protocol that you just go to the consultation and see what the doctor suggests/says would work with your bone structure?
Best wishes for your sister. It’s awful looking in the mirror and not recognising what looks back. I hope this improves things and that healing is quick and uneventful. Also, what stunning hair! Clearly blessed.
She’s gorgeous and I’m very happy that these surgeries can make her feel more like herself and boost her confidence. Lots of love. Hope you are both doing great!
Question for your Q&A: how did you get the surgery for free? Did you outright say you are a RUclipsr and can promote it? Did they offer it first by suggesting the interview of your sister for their own RUclips channel? I’m always curious of the business side. Love your channel!
I'm sure she got it for free. Korean clinics are known in the trans community for sponsoring trans RUclipsrs. They're tricky though, a lot of transwomen went to Korea to get surgery and ended up being botched.
I'm so happy she got this opportunity! It looks like it was a great experience with this Korean surgery center. I wish her so much happiness and love ❤🌈
That was incredibly interesting and your sister is so brave in regard to multiple surgeries and taking us viewers on her journey to a better life, thank you for this amazing content!
This is so amazing, i can't begin to explain how happy i am you made this video. I am wishing Leah the best of luck for her recovery. It's a very brave thing to do, post your journey through a difficult time to raise awareness for others and i admire you greatly for it. I bet this means the world to both of you.
Ellbat, I can't express how fricking awesome you are. Having a supportive family is incredible. I really hope Leah is happy with the results (I guess we shall find out). I am considering going abroad for GRS, I was planning on going private in the UK but Covid has screwed it all up, I shall have a peruse of DocFinder Korea.
The treatment Leah got in Korea, compared to that in the UK is vastly different. I’ve never had anything cosmetic, but I can’t imagine it is this streamlined, clean and professional. This is literally the gold standard that all medical establishments should aim for. I’m so happy for your sister and her hair is fabulous!
Wow, to be part of someone's journey like this! Seeing a loved one transform and be truly comfortable in their body must be a very emotional process. You are an amazing sister. So happy for her!
Blessed to live in a time where people get opportunities to live as who they truly are. I think a lot of us don’t realize how lucky and privileged we are for that. So happy for your sister!!
As a trans person, I wholeheartedly appreciate the fact that leah was appreciated for who she is and was reffered to as a woman throughout as opposed to a trans-woman, yes she is trans, but it isn't her whole personality and isn't always a relevant thing to bring up all the time, it just melted my heart, I'm so happy for leah and that she has taken a massive step in her journey ❤️ love you and your videos ❤️
No hate, but I do think people use the term trans-woman to indicate that they are not in fact the same as a biological woman, I think women have had enough taken away or repurposed in their history as it is. my heart goes out to anyone genuinely born into the wrong body, but differences can be celebrated without this militant demand of "exact sameness"
@@smileyraw thank you so much. As a biological woman, I’m tired of trans women claiming to be the same as me and know my struggles. They are no more the same as me, than I am as them and they no more understand the struggles of a biological women, than I do understand the struggles of a trans woman.
@Bella you just proved you don't know anything about what it's like to be a trans woman. Also, you clearly don't understand what is "biological woman", because trans women are biological women. There are many components of "biological sex" so when you say you're biological woman I'd like to ask in which part - chromosomes, gonades, genitals, hormones, phenotype, brain structure? (And obviously there are more that I can't even remember)
@@JankoWalski-hz3lu ofc I don’t know what it’s like. I was born female. Just like they don’t know what it’s like to be born female, have a period etc. trans women aren’t biological women, please stop embarrassing yourself, you’re denying science at this point and what you’re doing is gender misappropriation. Quite frankly, it’s offensive. I am not the same as a trans woman and they are not the same as me. Does it make them of less value as a person? No, absolutely not. But it’s facts. And as a wise man once said, “facts don’t care about your feelings”.
@@bell5309 Yeah, y'all don't have exactly the same experiences, but trans women ARE women. Trans is just a descriptor like saying brown haired women or blue eyed women or cis women.
I think it is really wonderful of your sister to share this personal journey with us. It made me emotional to see this happening for her and all of the caring people surrounding her and helping this dream come true. As tumultuous as it is living in this time, it is an amazing time as well because we have come so far in our capabilities of science and our understanding of the human body. Congratulations Leah!
I think Someone earned the sister of the year award! Thank you for letting us take part in this journey. You are both incredible beautiful, strong, deserving women and I am just inspired!
This is so irrelevant and I havent got to the surgery bit yet but Leah is BEAUTIFUL! I'm so pleased she's had such wonderful support and gets the opportunity to feel as beautiful as she is and be in a body that she feels is her own at last ❤
So happy for your sister and can't wait for part 2! Also reading the comment section I see that everyone and their mother is going on about Leah's hair and honestly same, it's gorgeous
wow Leah!! such a wonderful opportunity! i hope you will feel great in your body, as you should! good luck recovering! much love from the netherlands❤️🥰
Who I am as a person doesn't match what's in the mirror. I am in the same shoes as your sister and as someone who is gender questioning or trans themselves... I appreciate this video being posted so much. Sending so much love to you and your sister.
You have no idea how much joy it brings me that you’re sharing this journey. Saw my first MTF transition as I was growing up from age 3 up until she was satisfied. I just know the fact that your sister is sharing her journey can help a lot of others get comfortable and gain support. Doc finder Korea is indeed amazing, so glad they’re doing this. LOVE YOU! ❤️
Huge congrats to your sister! I know dysphoria sucks; as a nonbinary person my experience is different, but it's still no fun. I hope this helps her feel like the beautiful woman she is! ^-^
Aaaaaah I wish Leah all the best! Tell her that she’s awesome! You’re a really amazing sister for being able to do what you’re doing! I wish I could hug you two
Leah, you're such a beautiful person and I'm so happy for you. You deserve all the love in the world and it's so wonderful to be able to join you on this journey through these videos. Keep glowing, we're with you
This is so exciting and beautiful to watch!! The two quarantine vids AS WELL AS the, 'I wrote a book in 24 hours', video, have had us all on pins and needles, waiting for these videos!!! Way to bring the build up! And to be a bad a** surgery partner and Sister! I for one can't wait for the next one! Not to mention the live after that! Mostly, I hope Leah is healing well! 💜
as a queer person who has been growing into my sexuality and sense of self over the past few years, seeing Leah able to become her true, authentic self makes me so happy. i cannot imagine how incredible it will be for her to be able to look in a mirror or at pictures and not experience dysphoria anymore. Congrats!!
Welcome to the Leah club, as a fellow curly haired lady, I'm proud to have found your awesome sister's awesome channel!!! Congratulations on all these amazing changes, love!
I have a q&a question: did leah feel like she had enough input into what was going to happen? Was there anything the surgeon said that she flat out declined?
Honestly this is so freaking nice you could to do this for your sister. Also the fact that you posted it, It's gonna help so many people struggling with this 😇
Leah is so pretty! And I almost squealed at how cute she looks with her hair down 😍😍 what gorgeous curls! Such a natural beauty, just like her sister 🥰🥰
Honestly, I can fully understand what you meant when you said Dr Kim gives a calming aura. Just listening to the calm explanations - without understanding a single word - I would trust this man with my life
I watched the 1st and second videos of you in south Korea today, only things that got me through the first day of quarantine because I have Miss Rona, thank you for posting about your and your family life, takes my mind off of mine 😂❤
Loving this video. I have a child who presently identifies as gender fluid, but is leaning towards possible top surgery (in the other direction) at present, and I love to see both the representation and the honest look at the process. Kisses to ya mothah!
I think your sister is a classic beauty! The defined bone structure, the classic red hair (and delightfully curly at that!), and the light blue eyes! I hope Leah has a smooth recovery and finally gets to feel like the woman she's always meant to be
This is absolutely amazing and I had no idea this possibly of going to Korea even existed. I have so many trans and non-binary friends that would appreciate seeing this video.
Thank you and your sister for sharing this with us all. I'm already looking forward to the next video. I hope she healed well and is learning to recognize herself in the mirror and love what she sees.
your sister's hair is so pretty I am ENVIOUS SHHDSJSJDJD I'm so glad she got this opportunity and was gifted these surgeries tbh, as a transman I know the impact surgery can have on just. everything, really, as a trans person. to see someone so deserving of that happiness actually get it makes my day 😌
This is so heartwarming to see. I am so happy for Leah! And the love you exude for you sister all the way through the screen makes me really feel that you have so much love for your sister❤️ I hope all goes well for Leah after the surgery❤️
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hi this is for the Q and A how do u deal with dysphoira nightmares?
its weird that you post this video on my birthday and then part 2 is coming out on the day my quarantine ends xD
omfg good on you from a fellow tran. who was your surgeon?
@Ellbat Your sister is pretty. Very informative video.
For the Q&A:
How long have you known you were transgender? Have you always known it or is it something you realised over time?
It’s so incredible that you were able to put this together for your sister, and also be there for her. I bet your bond is stronger than ever now
We weren’t actually close at all until she came out, and now it’s like.. really lovely 🥺😭❤️
@@Ellbat I love how open and honest you are. I’m so happy for you both!! 🥰🥰
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@@Ellbat now she can be who she is in her most authentic way. So amazing! 🥰
@@Ellbat My best friend is trans, and his family is.. let's say "less than supportive". Seeing you being there for your sister is more touching than you'll ever know. She's so lucky to have you, and I'm incredibly happy for her
I’m so glad she was never misgendered by the doctors. That must have felt so nice to be seen as she is and respected. All the love, and I wish her a smooth recovery.
They were so amazing, it really made everything so much easier for her. Thank you so much!
I've found Asian doctors (especially because of the lady-boy movement in Asian countries) are amazing when it comes to sex reassignment and feminisation surgery.
@@Stopthisrightnow560 Lady-boy movement?? I don't think I've heard about that before. Can you tell me more about it?
They aren't pronouns in korean so it helps
@@Stopthisrightnow560that’s not really part of the culture in S. Korea, it’s more so Thailand…. Very different countries lmao. We still have a long way to go in regards to acceptance of trans people in SK. I think the thing that contributes most to day to day comfort for trans people is the culture of politeness and non-interference towards strangers, rather than any governmental rights.
Leah's hair is just so beautiful couldn't get my eyes off of it, she looks like a real life Merida from Brave
so funny because we are half Scottish ahahaha, im the only non-ginger kid in my family !! I feel left out
@@Ellbat aww my daughter is the only ginger kid in our house 👩🏻🦰 myself her dad and sister are all brunette (grandad is ginge) I love it so much!
my cousins hair was like that as a kid, she straightened it and it's never been the same, i think her daughter inherited the curls though
I was in awe of her hair as well!
I came to say this! As a person with little limp baby hair, I am so jealous!
This is amazing! So happy for your sister!
Hello friend! Thank you so much, means the world 💙
Her bone structure and hair are amazing, I spent the whole video thinking "SHE SHOULD BE A MODEL"
I'm so happy for her, truly. You're a great sister♥️
She really was already beautiful. I am excited to see the next part and I hope that she feels beautiful after these surgeries.
Just chiming in with the chorus of people being so happy your sister is getting to have these surgeries done! And so wonderful that you're able to be by her side through it all. (Also I'm so in love with Leahs hair, I'm ginger too but I dang those curls are everything!!)
You are a good human being and a better sister for being there for your sister.
i'm so happy for her 😭 i know i've told you this before but you really are such an amazing sister and general human being. i hope she's feeling amazing and recovery is going well also please tell her her hair is incredible it's so pretty wtf
I adore you so much (she says thank u !!!!)
This is absolutely amazing, you're an incredible sister! I've had FFS myself, I can't explain how much it changed my life for the better. This is wonderful 💛
I LOVE THIS FOR U !!! Get it babe ❤️❤️❤️
Having a sibling care for you after surgery is so wonderful tbh. My sister travelled with me for my trans surgery as well, and it was just the two of us. She took good care of me and it was honestly one of the best bonding experiences we’ve ever had. I’m glad you and your sister have each other 💕
"This is where you start feeling that you've done something a little bit illegal"
They know about all the youtube-to-mp3-downloaded music still saved on your phone from when you were 14
queue the “YOU WOULDNT STEAL A CAR” ad
@@Ellbat oh MY GOD
I'm so glad you're sharing this journey with us. I have a trans son that just recently announced his gender to us, and we're just getting into figuring out transitioning him from his birth identity to his new one. It's lovely to see your sister making this journey for herself, and I hope everything turns out beautiful and perfect for her!
It’s a difficult journey, and it takes a lot of patience and learning. It wasn’t always the easiest for us even though we are a super open family; it’s new, and new takes adjustment. The most important thing is that he knows you love him regardless of anything - and it sounds like you’re doing just that! Sending you all the love and light 💗🏳️⚧️
Congratulations on being able to give your sister these lifechanging surgeries. I cannot imagine what this means for both of you! Edit: OMG her curly hair is amazing!!!
Hello, a trans guy writing here - i just want to say that it warms my heart to see you supporting your sister like that. i'm just (clutches chest) so emotional right now!! Leah looks great and it's amazing that she shares her journey here. All the best to her and you, too!!
I love your sister's hair. This is so heart warming. I wish every Trans person could get the same treatment. You're a wonderful sister and im glad she has a support system like you. Keep spreading your amazing vibes 💜✌
I adore your sister's hair, and when she had it down, holy shite it looked so gorgeous! She's very pretty as is, but I'm happy she could do something that made her feel even more herself.
it's incredible that you're there with leah every step of the way and that she's able to get surgery thanks to you! I'm often annoyed at youtube sponsorships but this is the one time where i love to see it! Also! Her hair is gorgeous!
Question for the q&a: did Leah ask for anything specific or is the protocol that you just go to the consultation and see what the doctor suggests/says would work with your bone structure?
Best wishes for your sister. It’s awful looking in the mirror and not recognising what looks back. I hope this improves things and that healing is quick and uneventful.
Also, what stunning hair! Clearly blessed.
I'll blame my period for crying at this but you doing this for her just made me so happy for some reason.
Okay, may I just say, Leah has absolutely gorgeous hair
She’s gorgeous and I’m very happy that these surgeries can make her feel more like herself and boost her confidence. Lots of love. Hope you are both doing great!
As a trans person myself, I really hope I have someone like you by my side when I go through some of the more strenuous aspects of medical transition.
Question for your Q&A: how did you get the surgery for free? Did you outright say you are a RUclipsr and can promote it? Did they offer it first by suggesting the interview of your sister for their own RUclips channel? I’m always curious of the business side. Love your channel!
I'm sure she got it for free. Korean clinics are known in the trans community for sponsoring trans RUclipsrs. They're tricky though, a lot of transwomen went to Korea to get surgery and ended up being botched.
@A H Exactly, plus they don’t operate on non asian people that much and that always should be taken in consideration.
I'm so happy she got this opportunity! It looks like it was a great experience with this Korean surgery center. I wish her so much happiness and love ❤🌈
Leah’s hair is so beautiful. The curls and colour of her hair are so mesmerising it’s nuts!
That was incredibly interesting and your sister is so brave in regard to multiple surgeries and taking us viewers on her journey to a better life, thank you for this amazing content!
very wholesome & sweet. happy for your sister
Love u
🌈 the pronoun guy🌈
This is so amazing, i can't begin to explain how happy i am you made this video.
I am wishing Leah the best of luck for her recovery. It's a very brave thing to do, post your journey through a difficult time to raise awareness for others and i admire you greatly for it.
I bet this means the world to both of you.
Ellbat, I can't express how fricking awesome you are. Having a supportive family is incredible. I really hope Leah is happy with the results (I guess we shall find out).
I am considering going abroad for GRS, I was planning on going private in the UK but Covid has screwed it all up, I shall have a peruse of DocFinder Korea.
I’m so happy for her. It makes me so happy that she was able to get this surgery it must be so amazing for her
The treatment Leah got in Korea, compared to that in the UK is vastly different. I’ve never had anything cosmetic, but I can’t imagine it is this streamlined, clean and professional. This is literally the gold standard that all medical establishments should aim for. I’m so happy for your sister and her hair is fabulous!
Wow, to be part of someone's journey like this! Seeing a loved one transform and be truly comfortable in their body must be a very emotional process. You are an amazing sister. So happy for her!
Blessed to live in a time where people get opportunities to live as who they truly are. I think a lot of us don’t realize how lucky and privileged we are for that. So happy for your sister!!
Your sis has the most awesome hair!! Really grateful for you both for taking us through the journey, so so interesting!!
As a trans person, I wholeheartedly appreciate the fact that leah was appreciated for who she is and was reffered to as a woman throughout as opposed to a trans-woman, yes she is trans, but it isn't her whole personality and isn't always a relevant thing to bring up all the time, it just melted my heart, I'm so happy for leah and that she has taken a massive step in her journey ❤️ love you and your videos ❤️
No hate, but I do think people use the term trans-woman to indicate that they are not in fact the same as a biological woman, I think women have had enough taken away or repurposed in their history as it is. my heart goes out to anyone genuinely born into the wrong body, but differences can be celebrated without this militant demand of "exact sameness"
@@smileyraw thank you so much. As a biological woman, I’m tired of trans women claiming to be the same as me and know my struggles. They are no more the same as me, than I am as them and they no more understand the struggles of a biological women, than I do understand the struggles of a trans woman.
@Bella you just proved you don't know anything about what it's like to be a trans woman.
Also, you clearly don't understand what is "biological woman", because trans women are biological women. There are many components of "biological sex" so when you say you're biological woman I'd like to ask in which part - chromosomes, gonades, genitals, hormones, phenotype, brain structure? (And obviously there are more that I can't even remember)
@@JankoWalski-hz3lu ofc I don’t know what it’s like. I was born female. Just like they don’t know what it’s like to be born female, have a period etc. trans women aren’t biological women, please stop embarrassing yourself, you’re denying science at this point and what you’re doing is gender misappropriation. Quite frankly, it’s offensive. I am not the same as a trans woman and they are not the same as me. Does it make them of less value as a person? No, absolutely not. But it’s facts. And as a wise man once said, “facts don’t care about your feelings”.
@@bell5309 Yeah, y'all don't have exactly the same experiences, but trans women ARE women. Trans is just a descriptor like saying brown haired women or blue eyed women or cis women.
this honestly makes me so happy and proud!
AHHH HER CURLY HAIR IS SOOO BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Leah's hair is so beautiful, I can't stop looking on in wonder
I think it is really wonderful of your sister to share this personal journey with us. It made me emotional to see this happening for her and all of the caring people surrounding her and helping this dream come true. As tumultuous as it is living in this time, it is an amazing time as well because we have come so far in our capabilities of science and our understanding of the human body. Congratulations Leah!
Such a cool experience! I can’t wait for part 2!!! Side note: her hair is fricking gorgeous!!😍
I think Someone earned the sister of the year award! Thank you for letting us take part in this journey. You are both incredible beautiful, strong, deserving women and I am just inspired!
This is so irrelevant and I havent got to the surgery bit yet but Leah is BEAUTIFUL! I'm so pleased she's had such wonderful support and gets the opportunity to feel as beautiful as she is and be in a body that she feels is her own at last ❤
I'm tearing here from happiness and for how supportive you are in a journey of your sister!!! Lots of love to both of you 🙈😄
May she heal fully and quickly.
i am obsessed w your sisters hair it’s so beautiful omg
So happy for your sister and can't wait for part 2! Also reading the comment section I see that everyone and their mother is going on about Leah's hair and honestly same, it's gorgeous
This is so incredible. I am beyond happy for Leah and cannot wait to see part 2! Thank you for allowing us in on this journey.
i am SO excited, so so happy for Leah!!!!
(also hi youtube algorithm, please be nice to elena)
Leah is so beautiful…and I’d kill for her hair. I’m sure this is such a life changing experience for not only her but for you as well. ❤️
wow Leah!! such a wonderful opportunity! i hope you will feel great in your body, as you should! good luck recovering! much love from the netherlands❤️🥰
Who I am as a person doesn't match what's in the mirror. I am in the same shoes as your sister and as someone who is gender questioning or trans themselves... I appreciate this video being posted so much. Sending so much love to you and your sister.
You have no idea how much joy it brings me that you’re sharing this journey. Saw my first MTF transition as I was growing up from age 3 up until she was satisfied. I just know the fact that your sister is sharing her journey can help a lot of others get comfortable and gain support. Doc finder Korea is indeed amazing, so glad they’re doing this. LOVE YOU! ❤️
Huge congrats to your sister!
I know dysphoria sucks; as a nonbinary person my experience is different, but it's still no fun.
I hope this helps her feel like the beautiful woman she is! ^-^
Sending you so much love 💙
@@Ellbat Thank you! 💙
Aaaaaah I wish Leah all the best! Tell her that she’s awesome!
You’re a really amazing sister for being able to do what you’re doing!
I wish I could hug you two
Your sister is incredibly brave for sharing her journey on RUclips. Watching this just made me feel so happy for her. I wish her all the best!!! ❤️
South Korea is a very good place to go for surgery or even just healthcare in general. I'm glad you went somewhere good.
Leah, you're such a beautiful person and I'm so happy for you. You deserve all the love in the world and it's so wonderful to be able to join you on this journey through these videos. Keep glowing, we're with you
Leah is beautiful! Can’t wait to see her be able to feel more at home in her body after these surgeries!
wow! Her hair down is gorgeous! wishing your sister well and hope the healing process goes smoothly.
This is so exciting and beautiful to watch!!
The two quarantine vids AS WELL AS the, 'I wrote a book in 24 hours', video, have had us all on pins and needles, waiting for these videos!!! Way to bring the build up! And to be a bad a** surgery partner and Sister!
I for one can't wait for the next one! Not to mention the live after that!
Mostly, I hope Leah is healing well! 💜
oml im so excited to see part two. my top surgery (breast removal) is on the 22 of this month and im beyond excited. sending my love to yall:)
as a queer person who has been growing into my sexuality and sense of self over the past few years, seeing Leah able to become her true, authentic self makes me so happy. i cannot imagine how incredible it will be for her to be able to look in a mirror or at pictures and not experience dysphoria anymore. Congrats!!
Your sister is so beautiful and it’s so exciting to see her love herself with what will help her love her true self more. 💕
Wishing her all the best for her ffs and ba recovery. Lots of love from a fellow trans gal (though not yet medically transitioned) 🏳️⚧️💗😘
Welcome to the Leah club, as a fellow curly haired lady, I'm proud to have found your awesome sister's awesome channel!!! Congratulations on all these amazing changes, love!
YES to curly hair and curly bangs 🙌 she has absolutely gorgeous hair, I wish my curls were even half as beautiful as hers 😩😍
I have a q&a question: did leah feel like she had enough input into what was going to happen? Was there anything the surgeon said that she flat out declined?
This is such a good questions!!!!
I wish you and especially your sister goodluck with this journey and I wish her a full and good recovery!
Couldn't be prouder of your sister. Your bond is so strong i'm glad you have each other
So happy for your sister! I’m so glad she is more comfortable in her body, and you are able to help her on this journey!!
oh myyyy, your sis has the most beautiful hair ever! Sending so much love and hugs - and wishing her a good recovery
Honestly this is so freaking nice you could to do this for your sister. Also the fact that you posted it, It's gonna help so many people struggling with this 😇
Leah is so pretty! And I almost squealed at how cute she looks with her hair down 😍😍 what gorgeous curls! Such a natural beauty, just like her sister 🥰🥰
I'm so happy for your sister that she could get help with this operation. Thanks for sharing. 💖
Honestly, I can fully understand what you meant when you said Dr Kim gives a calming aura. Just listening to the calm explanations - without understanding a single word - I would trust this man with my life
THIS! I was sat there like: plz tell me you have an audio book? I would listen to him all day. The tone/tempo of his voice is so calming
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I am so bloomin excited for your sister!!! I’m also very jealous of her hair!!
I watched the 1st and second videos of you in south Korea today, only things that got me through the first day of quarantine because I have Miss Rona, thank you for posting about your and your family life, takes my mind off of mine 😂❤
Well wishes for a swift and safe recovery for your sis, I hope she finds more comfort as she heals and recovers!
Loving this video. I have a child who presently identifies as gender fluid, but is leaning towards possible top surgery (in the other direction) at present, and I love to see both the representation and the honest look at the process.
Kisses to ya mothah!
Congratulations for her I wish I had any family like you you're a true blessing ....your sister is lucky to have you
Her sister is so pretty tho but she should get it done if it makes her happy 😁
please give Leah our thanks for her openness and big ol congratulating hug for being herself more than even before 💜💜
Yayyyyy! We love seeing her journey to flourish in her true self 🥰🥰🥰🥰
This is a great series Elle, I am happy you are so supportive of Leah. Being a Trans woman myself, I realize how life-changing FFS is for her.
This video made me so happy, you are a great sister!
Thank you for sharing this journey with us ❤️
shes so beautiful already, i cannot wait to see how she glows in her new confidence
I’m so happy for her!! So glad 💖
Your Sister has absolutely GOREGEOUS hair!! I am in love with those curls!!!
not gonna lie, i‘m crying a little bit. this is so amazing 💓
Leah's hair is literally so gorgeous!! She's so pretty
I can't wait for part two!
I think your sister is a classic beauty! The defined bone structure, the classic red hair (and delightfully curly at that!), and the light blue eyes!
I hope Leah has a smooth recovery and finally gets to feel like the woman she's always meant to be
I've been anxiously waiting for this video! Lovely! Your sister is gorgeous! Thank you for sharing her journey!
This is absolutely amazing and I had no idea this possibly of going to Korea even existed. I have so many trans and non-binary friends that would appreciate seeing this video.
I’m so happy for your sister! I wish her a speedy recovery and best of luck in the future, she deserves it!!
10:34 Leah’s hair is so beautiful
Honestly I wake up everyday jealous that she got that part of our gene pool and I didn’t 😭
Thank you and your sister for sharing this with us all. I'm already looking forward to the next video. I hope she healed well and is learning to recognize herself in the mirror and love what she sees.
your sister's hair is so pretty I am ENVIOUS SHHDSJSJDJD
I'm so glad she got this opportunity and was gifted these surgeries tbh, as a transman I know the impact surgery can have on just. everything, really, as a trans person. to see someone so deserving of that happiness actually get it makes my day 😌
I was hoping to see this in the comments! I think super curly bangs are so ridiculously cute
This is so heartwarming to see. I am so happy for Leah! And the love you exude for you sister all the way through the screen makes me really feel that you have so much love for your sister❤️ I hope all goes well for Leah after the surgery❤️