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Biden's Deputies Demand State Welfare Agencies 'Affirm LGBT Children' - Vimarsana News

Biden's Deputies Demand State Welfare Agencies 'Affirm LGBT Children'

Biden's deputies are pressuring state child welfare agencies to "affirm" abandoned or homeless kids who declare an "LGBT" identity.

Doctors Have Failed Them, Say Those Who Regret Transitioning - Vimarsana News

Doctors Have Failed Them, Say Those Who Regret Transitioning

Young people who have detransitioned say the medical establishment has failed them on numerous occasions.

Source: webmd.com
WEWS: Ohio Hospital Aims To Offer More For LGBTQ Community - Vimarsana News

WEWS: Ohio Hospital Aims To Offer More For LGBTQ Community

Robert Hillier explains his experience receiving gender-affirming surgery from University Hospitals.

Source: newsy.com
New Zealand Supermarket To Offer Two Weeks Paid Leave For Workers 'Affirming Gender' - Vimarsana News

New Zealand Supermarket To Offer Two Weeks Paid Leave For Workers 'Affirming Gender'

New Zealand Supermarket To Offer Two Weeks Paid Leave For Workers 'Affirming Gender' On 5/21/21 at 11:20 AM EDT A supermarket chain in New Zealand recently announced that they will offer two weeks paid leave for employees that are "affirming their gender." New Zealand's Countdown supermarkets made the announcement on Wednesday and said in a press release that, "the change to Countdown's Gender Diverse and Gender Affirmation Policy means that team members can take up to two weeks paid and two weeks unpaid leave as they take the necessary steps to affirm their gender." According to Countdown's ...

Central Ohio surgeon offers hope, options to transgender patients - Vimarsana News

Central Ohio surgeon offers hope, options to transgender patients

Sidney Leister felt content in most aspects of his life.   He’d married his beloved Brenda in 2014. He was nearing retirement from a fulfilling career in hospital customer service and looked forward to adding a puppy to the family and traveling more.   Still, he felt incomplete.   The final step of his transition to a transgender man, which he began more than a decade earlier, lay out of reach — at least it seemed that way to the Hilliard resident.   In his 60s, he thought he was too old to have transmasculine "bottom" surgery. He’d already paid $5,000 for reconstr...