Detrans Alliance Canada
The aftermath of the transgender process:
Regret - Desistance - Detransition
Once you escape the transgender mindset, you see it clearly for what it is: a sales pitch.
2 (of 4). Healing and Recovery
Healing is a multi-layered, long term process. One of the reasons detransition is difficult is that there is no clear pathway. Everyone's goal depends on where they started, how far they went, and at what stage of reversal they find a comfortable outcome.
Our losses vary. Even in the purely physical realm, some of us incurred more physical impact than others. Our physical challenges are very unusual from a medical standpoint, depending on what was done to our bodies. In a world where too many doctors are still causing transition, it is hard to find a medical setting where we aren't triggered, our suffering diminished, our needs taken lightly.
We hope that being part of a network will help us find good service providers more quickly. Being part of a network can be healing in itself, especially if we can do meaningful work on prevention and compensation.
But in the shorter term, as individuals, we have physical problems to solve. We have hormone dosages to work out, chronic pain issues to resolve; we are trying to repair our voices and our hairlines, reverse or correct the surgical alterations made to our bodies, and trying to help all our confused organs function normally.
So, we need to find doctors in all provinces & territories who will help us with that without asking for our stupid pronouns.
Contact us if you have a service to offer.
4 (of 4). Compensation
Detransitioners are starting to sue for compensation for what was done to them. That detransitioners deserve compensation is clear. The only question is, who will pay, and how much. Lawsuits are underway in several other countries, and are beginning in Canada.
Detrans Alliance Canada wants to keep track of detransitioners in Canada partly to ensure that every possible legal avenue is pursued. We are combining our efforts, with the help of friends, to find lawyers, raise funds, and pursue cases.