I don't know, honestly. I haven't had the heart to read through the whole debate, but I don't think the rest of it would be of significantly different tenor from what I *have* read.
It *might* be about plumbing, but they offer other health services as well, so I dunno. Things like STD and breast cancer screening for trans women is not anything they would need a specialist to deal with.
It might be a matter of their resources are so limited that expanding their clientele would put a heavy burden on them -- which is why I say the trans community should approach them offering assistance and resources if that is the reason for the exclusion, rather than banging on the door with a set of demands so to speak.
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Re: the ignorant peasant wonders yet further..
Date: 2009-06-24 09:06 pm (UTC)It *might* be about plumbing, but they offer other health services as well, so I dunno. Things like STD and breast cancer screening for trans women is not anything they would need a specialist to deal with.
It might be a matter of their resources are so limited that expanding their clientele would put a heavy burden on them -- which is why I say the trans community should approach them offering assistance and resources if that is the reason for the exclusion, rather than banging on the door with a set of demands so to speak.