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There are not even billing codes for detransition care. Yesterday, Sage, a detransitioner from Boston, testified in favor of HB 1172 and explained to the Massachusetts Joint Committee on Finance the bureaucratic maze that she has had to navigate to try to get care as a detransitioner - and... show more

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Detransition is harder than trans ever was. I went from being celebrated for being “stunning and brave” to being called a nazi everyday. There is no safety net in society for detransition. That needs to change. Insurance doesn’t cover medical care for detransition. That needs to change. We are often silenced because we show the cracks in trans. That needs to change.

Detransition is harder than trans ever was. I went from being celebrated for being “stunning and brave” to being called a nazi everyday. There is no safety net in society for detransition. That needs to change. Insurance doesn’t cover medical care for detransition. That needs to change. We are often silenced because we show the cracks in trans. That needs to change.

The Pissed Off Lawyer

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This American’s baby was born in December and had to stay in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit for 125 days She got the bill and shows it, it’s $1,763,527.43 Almost $2 million dollars for 125 days of care.. Obviously she couldn’t pay it so they actually took her to collections multiple times We need healthcare reform in America She was able to get Medicaid covered for a couple of the months and is having to try and contact collections to try and sort this out But she still owes a lot

This American’s baby was born in December and had to stay in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit for 125 days She got the bill and shows it, it’s $1,763,527.43 Almost $2 million dollars for 125 days of care.. Obviously she couldn’t pay it so they actually took her to collections multiple times We need healthcare reform in America She was able to get Medicaid covered for a couple of the months and is having to try and contact collections to try and sort this out But she still owes a lot

Wall Street Apes

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Workers are paying more for health insurance than ever before, but can't even get appointments. Deductibles are often hard to reach, and Donald Trump is letting premiums double for millions. Too often, health care is unaffordable and inaccessible. We need to lower health care costs so that every Californian has the coverage and care they need.

Workers are paying more for health insurance than ever before, but can't even get appointments. Deductibles are often hard to reach, and Donald Trump is letting premiums double for millions. Too often, health care is unaffordable and inaccessible. We need to lower health care costs so that every Californian has the coverage and care they need.

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UNREAL Me: “Would you allow your daughter to have top surgery if she wanted one?” Her: Well, children are not allowed to have top surgery unless they have a gynecomastia.” Detransitioner Based Detrans🦎LaylaJane is literally 5 feet away! Yesterday we spoke to this lesbian mom of a non-binary child while waiting to enter the joint oversight hearing titled, “Access to Gender Affirming Care in California” convened by the Senate and Assembly budget subcommittees. 2/3

UNREAL Me: “Would you allow your daughter to have top surgery if she wanted one?” Her: Well, children are not allowed to have top surgery unless they have a gynecomastia.” Detransitioner Based Detrans🦎LaylaJane is literally 5 feet away! Yesterday we spoke to this lesbian mom of a non-binary child while waiting to enter the joint oversight hearing titled, “Access to Gender Affirming Care in California” convened by the Senate and Assembly budget subcommittees. 2/3

Beth Bourne

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When 12 year olds are put on cross-sex hormones and 13 year olds have their breasts removed based on "gender identity," it is inevitable that many of them will need care later in life to deal with complications and regret. Earlier today, Layla Jane, Based Detrans🦎LaylaJane, testified to the Massachusetts legislature about the issues she faces and why insurance companies should be required to cover this care.

When 12 year olds are put on cross-sex hormones and 13 year olds have their breasts removed based on "gender identity," it is inevitable that many of them will need care later in life to deal with complications and regret. Earlier today, Layla Jane, Based Detrans🦎LaylaJane, testified to the Massachusetts legislature about the issues she faces and why insurance companies should be required to cover this care.

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Detransitioner Chloe Cole ⭐️ replies to press question regarding billing codes for detransitioners: “When I go to a doctor, and I tell them about my medical history, they just try to refer me back to the same gender clinic system where I got hurt in the first place. This needs to change right now”

Detransitioner Chloe Cole ⭐️ replies to press question regarding billing codes for detransitioners: “When I go to a doctor, and I tell them about my medical history, they just try to refer me back to the same gender clinic system where I got hurt in the first place. This needs to change right now”

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