@jasonkingston29@tiannaminx The term “gay” is usually used referring to men but it is meant for both. It just means romantically or sexually attracted to someone of the same sex. But it can be used for both men and women. It quite literally is a broad umbrella term. Men, woman, or trans can all be gay.
@ryan_rivard00@Nube_Negrah@sproutheals@tikli_____ Yes and they still get overlooked all the time. A person who has experienced the trauma of a lost loved one wouldn’t overlook it. Someone in this thread literally said their female Gyn missed their cancer.
@ryan_rivard00@Nube_Negrah@sproutheals@tikli_____ I mean it’s not just personality changes. There are things that show up in scans. Also symptoms and family history that you can know just from a conversation.
@ryan_rivard00@Nube_Negrah@sproutheals@tikli_____ It doesn’t qualify you, but having a wife who had the cancer that could’ve been caught by a gynecologist then becoming a gynecologist could help, because you would probably be more knowledgeable on the signs.
@Nube_Negrah@sproutheals@tikli_____ No she’s saying a male gynecologist caught her cancer, showing all male gynecologist aren’t bad. He most likely caught it because his experience with his wife.