wozeree wrote:
beneficii wrote:
That's our family cat Charlie!
Thanks all, for this. About the specific issue of waiting, unlike the issue of expanding coverage to those who need it, I think this Japanese phrase fits the situation perfectly:
しょうがない。
I just hope that before surgery I don't have to go to anywhere where they separate you based on your current genital configuration, like a hospital.
Eiik, that wouldn't be fun. If they do, just come here and tell us about it. But you'd think they'd be pretty sensitive to that in these cases, right?
What does the Japanese phrase mean?
It's already happened. Though I was living as a woman and was on female hormones, when I attempted suicide because I felt I couldn't get the surgery, they still placed me on the men's ward, because I hadn't had the surgery. The only sensitivity they showed was giving me my own room instead of having me share one.
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