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Can you imagine how hard it is to be trans*?
Can you imagine how hard it is being trans* and have cancer in parts your body shouldn’t have?
Can you imagine how hard it is to be trans*, be in remission, then have a scare of cancer in other parts you should have?
Can you imagine how hard it is being trans* and have cancer in parts your body shouldn’t have?
Can you imagine how hard it is to be trans*, be in remission, then have a scare of cancer in other parts you should have?
Can you imagine being trans* and wondering why God would put you in the wrong body?
Can you imagine being trans* and wondering why God is rubbing salt in the wound by allowing you to have this cancer?
Can you imagine being trans* and wondering why God is rubbing salt in the wound by allowing you to have this cancer?
Can you imagine how hard it is being trans* and not being out to anyone but maybe 2 people?
Can you imagine how hard it is being trans*, having cancer in parts you shouldn’t have, and not being able to explain why it’s so awful, because you’re still in the closet?
Can you imagine how hard it is being trans*, having cancer in parts you shouldn’t have, and not being able to explain why it’s so awful, because you’re still in the closet?
I had a much bigger point when I started this thread, but I forget. 
Anyway, there’s no cutesy ending to this. Just food for thought
Anyway, there’s no cutesy ending to this. Just food for thought
Some rough stats:
1 in 100 people are trans*
1 in 8
will have breast cancer
1 in 78will develop ovarian cancer
1 in 9
will have prostate cancer
1 in 250will get testicular cancer
1 in 100 people are trans*
1 in 8
will have breast cancer1 in 78
will develop ovarian cancer1 in 9
will have prostate cancer1 in 250
will get testicular cancer
