Is it normal i'm not surprised by trans medical issues?

It's also not unheard of for non-trans people to have to be on dialysis...

Of course there will be implications, but you haven't exactly made a link there. Where is your evidence?

Everything is a business, there are rarely any exceptions.

Of course they are having all kinds of problems. The medical community isn't properly treating the problem after all. The reason they aren't properly treating the problem is because there is MORE MONEY by going the route of hormone therapy and actually convincing the mentally ill person that they will be able to "switch genders" and live happily ever after.

Transgender people have some yet unidentified mental illness or clinical depression, either way it isn't being treated correctly by convincing them to take substances their body wouldn't ever naturally produce.

Depression is nature's way of telling us "slow down here humans, there's enough of you on the planet already".

I can agree with this. I can tolerate trans people but I seriously believe that they are sufferring from a mental illness. I have said it before and I will say it again they are suffering from gender dysphoria and should be treated by a mental health pro. The medical community should not be indulging or encouraging people to completely throw their bodies out of balance with harmful hormone replacements and surgeries. I think that it borders on unethical on the doctors part.

This is no different than the man who believed he was a cat trapped inside a mans body. He spent thousands of dollars modifying his body to look just like a cat. He eventually committed suicide because of his identity issues. He is an example of
someone needing counseling for an indentity crisis rather than being indulged and encouraged in his delusions. He is dead now because of it. Transgender people are no different. This is a delicate and hot topic lately. I know I sound like a homophobe
or transphobe, but this is what I believe and I do not apologize for my opinion. Painal is what will bring us all together.

I mentioned this in another topic but I think the 2 years living as the other gender is a pretty decent rule before proceeding with surgery and other non-reversible procedures. I know hopeful trans ppl want to get on with being the other gender but once you have surgery your going to be living as the other anyway so living as the other first kinda is getting on with it. I understand it won't be the same but I've heard many ppl that started down the 2 year path realized that the grass wasn't greener on the other side after all and changed there mind about wanting to change there gender. I think averting that crisis is worth the potential inconvenience.

I have a co-worker that is very against the concept of trans ppl. Whenever the subject comes up he always mentions that its a tragedy just like midgets that want to play in the NBA. While I have more sympathy for the plight of trans ppl I get the idea that we can't always get what we want in life and for some ppl its more difficult than others but that doesn't change that we still can't have what we desire.

People don't realize that during development in the womb it literally only takes one chromosome to change that separates us from being born one gender or the other. It is actually a lot more common than people think, to be born with a male/female body, but have the chemical hormones that develop with the opposite sexes brain chemistry. Yes its not normal or common, but it does happen more than you would think.

In the later stage of chronic kidney disease, doctors always recommend dialysis as the only treatment, which is quite painful and a bit invasive. Enterprises are trying effortlessly to improve the process of dialysis.
Humacyte Inc., Duke University and Yale say they are close to making use of bioengineered blood vessels. By using this, it would be possible to replace donor tissues and synthetic polymers.
The innovative method is now heading to clinical experiments and it would be expected to allow the patient’s own cells to produce that extra blood vessel for themselves.
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I have very dear friend who is a M2F Trans, I respect her and love her like a sister, but I do worry that she will have physical as well as possible emotional complications. I often find myself saying, "there but for the grace of God go I", to others on both sides of the issue.

I have no problem with Transgender people they feel a need to do something and follow through with it. They aren't hurting anyone and just want a more desirable life for themselves i don't know about what you are suggesting, it ins't an obvious problem so i'd say your concern is not normal.