Thank you. I think she is...
Yes. I think it might have to be a doctor in private practice. If the doctor belongs to a medical organization it is likely the organization insists they "affirm" - at least in the US - hopefully not in Costa Rica! In some states doctors can lose their licences for being "gender-critical"/non-believers.
Yes. I think it might have to be a doctor in private practice. If the doctor belongs to a medical organization it is likely the organization insists they "affirm" - at least in the US - hopefully not in Costa Rica! In some states doctors can lose their licences for being "gender-critical"/non-believers.
Thank you. I think she is...
Yes. I think it might have to be a doctor in private practice. If the doctor belongs to a medical organization it is likely the organization insists they "affirm" - at least in the US - hopefully not in Costa Rica! In some states doctors can lose their licences for being "gender-critical"/non-believers.