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Lessons of Being a Spouse Caregiver of Intersex

December 31, 2012

Fighting for equal intersex rights and equal IVF child rights are some of the lessons learnt from being a spouse caregiver of intersex.

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    I support the objectives of the Caregivers of intersex or AIS Support Group:

    1. Inclusive palliative care approach for patient and family including caregivers and children.

    2. Education and spreading awareness is a better long-term solution for all. The concealment-based approach has to stop.

    3. In the best interest of the child, conduct a scientific study to evaluate if a "waiting period" should be established to be the primary care provider for infants immediately after adult AIS or Intersex patients :

    a) have sex reassignment surgery.

    b) have just started treatment with Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT).

    c) and are overcoming severe personal trauma and crisis.

    4. All caregivers should be assigned an independent advocate/counselor to explain the condition and its effects to prevent them from becoming a patient.

    5. Caregiver feedback should be sought in devising the hormone replacement therapy and associated behavioral symptoms of the AIS patient involving severe trauma, depression, and crisis.

    6. Seek medical data or scientific basis to do sex reassignment surgery and hormone replacement therapy during a marriage when the intersex patient is already in their 20s or 30s.

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