Dear Janet
I am so sorry to hear that you, like so many women, including my late mother, have breast cancer.
An article on that would have been valuable.
But what you have chosen to do is to use that experience to attack an unrelated group of people.
You would have loved to keep your breasts. For transgender men, they are like a cancer that requires removal also.
You also fail in three other areas.
1) The Cass Review has been internationally discredited, so its use doesn't really help your credibility in the space you have entered.
2) The number of breast procedures relating to transgender men is minuscule compared to the number of women who have significant breast reductions or enlargements. That, however, isn't on your agenda. That also doesn't go to your credibility.
3) What I am out makes with gynecomastia and require breast reduction surgery, is that not allowed? Depending on the data sets, it is suggested that there is a roughly 4:1 to 8:1 range, depending on which comparison you use, with more gynecomastia surgeries than gender-affirming top surgeries.
I would never deny a man gynecomastia surgery, just as I wouldn't deny a transgender man the same. Again, ignoring this reality does your credibility no good.
I suspect you could be an incredible resource for women with breast cancer, and may I suggest that is the best lane for you to remain in.
Kind regards.
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