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Transgender is it just me that is totally perplexed?

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Well whoopy do for you, have a cookie. The baby's mother that gave birth to it can do all that without pumping herself full of hormones and nausea suppressors, and she's the only one in the relationship that can make colostrum, which is the most important breast milk with huge benefits for the baby, because colostrum is produced in pregnancy. Why is it better for the father (it is the baby's father we're talking about in this instance) to go through all those hoops to produce milk which isn't as good as the mother's? How about she gets to bond with her own baby?

Is Colostrum the early stuff that does various important things but is only produced in the first days after birth?
 
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Indeed. I would be most interested to know how much it is used for this purpose in the uk. In part because I find that general advice within medical settings about not giving people drugs they do not need is the first thing to go out the window at the slightest provocation. Much more likely to give more drugs to deal with side-effect of drugs than not hand drugs out like candy in the first place.
 
We Need To Talk, the TERF speaking tour, have a statement out insisting that they are going to go ahead with a meeting in Dublin. The letter telling them to fuck off now has somewhere over 1,200 signatories from the Irish feminist movement. My guess is it won’t go ahead and that they are simply trolling the natives. If they do try to go ahead there will be one hell of a row and no doubt they will blame “trans activists” for the consequences of them aggravating the entire feminist movement in the next country over.

Indeed I just checked and the Dublin event was in a Feb 8th tweet described as being 'postponed'.
 
There's no need to be rude, nor for the quotes round natal women.
I put quotes around it because it is in use in this thread but I don't use the myself though I am one of the women to which it would apply. Why are you talking to me as if I have said something offensive?
 
So they aren’t being prescribed it then? I didn’t expect so.

I doubt blanket statements one way or the other are terribly useful in this case. We've already seen how the unlicensed use of the drug is handled for women on a per-patient basis, eg left to GPs discretion, and I would not like to rule out the possibility that this has happened with one or more trans women too.

Certainly I dont see any NHS national policy guidelines about the issue, although perhaps they do exist and I just havent found them.
 
I put quotes around it because it is in use in this thread but I don't use the myself though I am one of the women to which it would apply. Why are you talking to me as if I have said something offensive?
It's just unnecessary jargon when natal is readily understood in this context.
 
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