James Orr & Reform UK: The B-Side (PREVIEW)

Ta-da.

I'll, I'll take a swing at it.

This one is from Emelyn, and it's titled Some More Anecdotes on Trans Healthcare in the UK.

Hi, June and Josh.

There, we won.

The letter from the world-ma, uh, bleh.

The letter from the world-famous mailbag at the start of the last episode for James Orr, uh, meant that I had to write in on my experience with the NHS gender services so far.

I'm currently awaiting extending, uh, sorry

sorryI'm currently awaiting extended assessment CIA interrogation.

[laughs]

[laughs] Goddamn, I m- I imagine, yeah, it's that bad.

Uh, because nontraditional presentation and disability mean I cannot h- honestly answer cliche-based questions.

I'll be lucky if I have HRT or surgery before I'm 30, and I was referred at 18 to one of the fastest-

Oof

... uh, gender, uh...

What does that stand for? GIC, um, gender-

Oh, yeah, gender, uh, inclusive care, I think?

I don't know.

Is that what GIC is?

I should, I should actually-

That makes sense

... look that up.

GIC England is gender identity services.

Ah, yeah, gender identity-

Or gender identity clinic.