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In August of 2019 I got top surgery (wow it's hard to believe it was that long ago). There's not a day that goes by that I don't feel this intense joy and peace from that, very specifically.
I was deeply lucky to have my surgery covered by insurance. And lucky to have insurance!
I was deeply lucky to have my surgery covered by insurance. And lucky to have insurance!
I have an amazing gender doctor and I got the best aftercare in Seattle from two dear friends (1/2 pictured + 
). All in all, my journey to top surgery and beyond was really privileged.
It's important to me to uplift folks on that same journey who don't have such an easy path.
). All in all, my journey to top surgery and beyond was really privileged.It's important to me to uplift folks on that same journey who don't have such an easy path.
A friend pointed me towards this campaign, and I thought I'd give it a boost. Jet is a deaf trans man aiming to get top surgery in March. His insurance won't cover it, so he's asking for some assistance. The way he describes his transness resonates hard. https://www.gofundme.com/f/5kbgxg-jethros-top-surgery?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet
I know that trans and LGBTQ+ issues, in particular, mean a lot to a lot of you out there. If this guy's campaign is a place you can send a few bucks, that's amazing. And if not, that's okay too. Part of onward is going onward together, and helping each other out along the way.
