It is important to wait, but for a lot of trans people they have been sure for years, and adding 5 years on that just to maybe get a diagnosis is horrible
I'd say keep calm, but I understand the puberty window for hormones. Good luck stay strong and be patient. Also I sincerely apologize for the Irish education system
Great video once again! Please say if this is too personal. Have you lived in Ireland your whole life? I was just wondering because you have an American accent.
Thank you! I don't mind the question, I've lived in Ireland since I was 5 and my family is anglo-irish. There's no reason for me to still have the american accent but hey, the world is weird
im 27 and live in scotland and luckily i managed to save my disability benefits to go to yourgp in edinburgh. it took less than a year, 1 psych assesment and 2 gender therapist appointents and i got t in march. i took until now because i couldnt face going nhs because of how awefull it is in aberdeen (we dont have a clinic and have to go through a doctor who was mentally abusive to me and wait for someone to come from glasgow)
Ireland is a joke tbh, ive been trying sonce 2015, such little progress, pretty much trying to force my way into it, Its so stressful, so sad, why is Ireland like this
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Waiting is important. They don't want children jumping into surgery and hormones (essentially making themselves permanently infertile).
It is important to wait, but for a lot of trans people they have been sure for years, and adding 5 years on that just to maybe get a diagnosis is horrible
no
Adoption exists
I'd say keep calm, but I understand the puberty window for hormones. Good luck stay strong and be patient. Also I sincerely apologize for the Irish education system
your haircut looks really nice! best of luck with dealing with everything, my friend
You're really cool. This is really informative, thanks!
Hey do u have any ideas about how to go private? Or start HRT online?
Great video once again! Please say if this is too personal. Have you lived in Ireland your whole life? I was just wondering because you have an American accent.
Thank you! I don't mind the question, I've lived in Ireland since I was 5 and my family is anglo-irish. There's no reason for me to still have the american accent but hey, the world is weird
im 27 and live in scotland and luckily i managed to save my disability benefits to go to yourgp in edinburgh. it took less than a year, 1 psych assesment and 2 gender therapist appointents and i got t in march. i took until now because i couldnt face going nhs because of how awefull it is in aberdeen (we dont have a clinic and have to go through a doctor who was mentally abusive to me and wait for someone to come from glasgow)
Ireland is a joke tbh, ive been trying sonce 2015, such little progress, pretty much trying to force my way into it, Its so stressful, so sad, why is Ireland like this
Nice 👍