Elodie chaos 🐉🐝🏳️⚧️
@Elodie_lyra@lgbtqia.space
Married trans femby lesbian 🏳️⚧️💕 #selfmadegirl #100%recycledmaterial Gaht 10/20 FFS 04/23 Fat transfer BA 07/23 Orchi 08/23 Grs 11/24 VFS 08/25 Happy to answer questions about any of this ⬆️ West Mids born and raised, reluctant DE resident Posting art, outfits, food, counselling, MH, bicycles Help fund art supplies: https://ko-fi.com/lyrasilvertailarts Diagnosed trans, depression, social anxiety, CPTSD, ADHD (+other ND?) (pretty sure there’s chronic fatigue or something too)
lgbtqia.space
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@deadofwinter@tech.lgbt
@deadofwinter@tech.lgbt yup 👍 relatively new, so still figuring it out. But so much to like
But:
No keyboard backlight (been using the touchscreen instead. Might be that they remedy this with a new interchangeable keyboard), no sd card slot (not really an issue because elodie is trying to use her phone less), no front camera (can’t decide how much of an issue this is)
Dm me if you have any other questions x
siblings will have seen this already
From Erin Reid
“In a landmark two-year review, the Health Council of the Netherlands—the country’s highest scientific advisory body—has delivered its verdict on gender affirming care for transgener youth. The council’s conclusions were universally positive for gender-affirming care: it endorsed the treatments as careful, lawful, and effective, framed quick access as a matter of the right to health, warned that “doing nothing” is harmful, cast aside the Cass Review as not applicable to Dutch care, reported zero cases of regret among trans youth patients, and called the reduction of the country’s years-long wait times “morally urgent.” In doing so, the Netherlands becomes the latest in a series of European countries to reaffirm and strengthen care for transgender youth, refuting a right-wing talking point in the United States that Europe is “pulling back.”
Morally urgent
Doing nothing is harmful (it is not a neutral position)
