Trans teens have something to say
Trans teens are voicing their experiences amid challenges in accessing healthcare. Many face difficulties in being heard, often overshadowed by adult narratives. The Trump administration's policies have further complicated their access to necessary medical care.
- ▪Sage, a nonbinary high school student, struggled with hormonal imbalances and mental health issues before receiving care.
- ▪The Trump administration threatened funding for hospitals providing trans healthcare, impacting access for many youth.
- ▪Kaiser Permanente suspended surgical gender-affirming care for patients under 19, leaving many without options.
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