Dr Scott Mosser has established himself as one of the top surgeons in the transgender community. But how did he come to do this work when not a lot of doctors are doing it? Continue reading Patients & Providers: Redefining the Patient-Doctor Relationship
What is it like being the partner of a transitioning person? Yasi kicks ass with her 5 ways to be a Superhero Supporter. Continue reading Featured Voices: Superhero Supporters
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Can physical transition change your inner identity? Jay, who identifies as genderless, explores this question in Featured Voices. Continue reading Featured Voices: Dysphoria as Malware
My own story with top surgery is of great personal significance: it’s where my journey started 5 years ago. Continue reading Featured Voices: Where Does My Story End?
What does it feel like to have top surgery? In this raw journal/log submitted to Featured Voices, Marval Rex spiritually walks us through the first 7 days following the operation. Continue reading Featured Voices: The First 7 Days
Jamie critically examines the significance of top surgery: “I love my chest, but I don’t want to be defined by it or judged for it.” Continue reading Featured Voices: We Are More Than Our Chests
Top surgery can signify freedom, but does this freedom come at a price? For this month’s Featured Voices, Devin explores what freedom means for our trans sisters in the wake of increased visibility as well as violence. Continue reading Featured Voices: Imperfect Freedom
Kameron learns to trust his gut, and schedules top surgery after 12 years of thinking about it. Continue reading Featured Voices: Trusting My Gut
Malin in Saskatchewan, Canada, navigates the government funded healthcare system with a mix of serendipity and perseverance to access top surgery and other trans care needs as a nonbinary person. Continue reading Featured Voices: Transition in Saskatchewan
Emily is comfortable in their breasted body, and uses this to challenge society’s norms about what is shameful, obscene, or beautiful. Continue reading Featured Voices: Boobed and Not-So-Dangerous
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