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 by the time they come out, but face the challenge of educating others who start from zero knowledge. She emphasizes how crucial being believed and encouraged is for hope and energy to live.
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Dr Helen Webberley, Gender Specialist and Medical Educator
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