Being believed for who you are gives us the hope and energy to live our lives
Helen explains how trans people often have extensive knowledge from research before coming out, but face the challenge of bringing others up to speed. She emphasizes that being believed and encouraged is what gives hope and energy to live.
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Dr Helen Webberley, Gender Specialist and Medical Educator
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