The Future of Trans Healthcare Is in Portland
When Molly Palmer came out as transgender in 2015—and decided to begin the process of a medical transition—she felt like her life was finally starting to come into alignment. Palmer, 45, was eight when she began experiencing gender dysphoria—the anxiety and discomfort some trans people feel because their gender identity does not sync with the gender they were assigned at birth. When she came out and began looking into hormone therapy, which would help her...
Source: portlandmercury.com