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Um, so this obviously is such important work, gender-affirming healthcare, and all of the work that you're doing.
What, why now do you feel like it's more important than ever? Because I feel like our country, [laughs] our society, we're moving in a very dark direction it seems.
Mm-hmm.
But so tell, tell us why.
Talk a little bit more about why this is so important right now for, for trans folks and for people looking for that gender-affirming healthcare.
Well, I think if you don't have control over your body, what do you have control over? If you don't have bodily autonomy and control over making decisions about your own body, then you don't have any rights.
Um, and so I think that this is, you know, sort of one of those canary in a coalmine situations where we have to really look at ourselves and say, you know, people's ability to make choices over their own body is under attack, and is heavily under attack.
And this is just such a pressing issue and such an urgent issue.
Um, and that's why I love the work that we do, is that we give people back their bodily autonomy and, and, and it's, it...
Like I said, I feel selfish sometimes because we get to literally watch the plane fly across the sky and see people get to the care that they need.
Um, and it's, it's immensely rewarding.
Um, but we are seeing these attacks and they are relentless.
Um, you know, trans rights and abortion rights and, you know, parental rights are under attack immensely.
And, um, yeah, we're able to, to really give people back their bodily autonomy.
We're able to allow people to have those choices and that.
Um, and so I think it's just so important right now.
Um, Oli?
I, it, that's always a hard question for me because especially with someone that's been working in the reproductive justice space for so long, it's always been under attack.
Right.
And it's, like, gender-affirming care has always been under attack.
And I think, I think-
It's true
...
I mean, like-
Yeah.
Um, so this obviously is such important work, gender-affirming healthcare, and all of the work that you're doing.
What, why now do you feel like it's more important than ever? Because I feel like our country, [laughs] our society, we're moving in a very dark direction it seems.
Mm-hmm.
But so tell, tell us why.
Talk a little bit more about why this is so important right now for, for trans folks and for people looking for that gender-affirming healthcare.
Well, I think if you don't have control over your body, what do you have control over? If you don't have bodily autonomy and control over making decisions about your own body, then you don't have any rights.
Um, and so I think that this is, you know, sort of one of those canary in a coalmine situations where we have to really look at ourselves and say, you know, people's ability to make choices over their own body is under attack, and is heavily under attack.
And this is just such a pressing issue and such an urgent issue.
Um, and that's why I love the work that we do, is that we give people back their bodily autonomy and, and, and it's, it...
Like I said, I feel selfish sometimes because we get to literally watch the plane fly across the sky and see people get to the care that they need.
Um, and it's, it's immensely rewarding.
Um, but we are seeing these attacks and they are relentless.
Um, you know, trans rights and abortion rights and, you know, parental rights are under attack immensely.
And, um, yeah, we're able to, to really give people back their bodily autonomy.
We're able to allow people to have those choices and that.
Um, and so I think it's just so important right now.
Um, Oli?
I, it, that's always a hard question for me because especially with someone that's been working in the reproductive justice space for so long, it's always been under attack.
Right.
And it's, like, gender-affirming care has always been under attack.
And I think, I think-
It's true
...
I mean, like-
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