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[Trek420]

Nanci "It seems to me that, if you had to pick one or the other, whichever surgery was more likely to be successful/natural/functional would be the best."

ahhh gender issues, it's complex but not the same as "well it would be easier to die your hair red than to go blonde"

While I have no gender issues myself, I enjoy being a girl (everybody sing!) but I understand that for those who do it's something they know and very young and just kinda know in their bones. Anybody see Tales of the City? thinking of the Olympia Dukakis carachter.

"It also seems like way too much responsibility for a kid to have to choose!"

Usually quite young the kid is just going to know. And if assigned the "wrong" gender because it was easier to do it's very tough on the kid and throughout their life.

I can imagine, I like guys, really I do but I would not want to be one....except when out on a ride and nowhere near a porta pottie, bathroom or any civilisation it would be nice to just be able to find a tree.

Other than that, would not want to be a guy. ::: sings::: I enjoy being a girl.

But OMG, I don't care what Jamie Lee Curtis genetic makeup is she is soooo hot.

Speaking of hot, temps are high here, but going to bike to work.

Nanci, that is so cool that you can help these kids. If you are sucessful where other places these kids die, why don't more Dr's and hospitals don't know about your success rate and get these cases to you?

Oh never mind, probably all insurance/money.