…transgender community. On May 4, Plume sponsored an event with the National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE) to help our community understand how these bills might affect our rights. Our…
…commit to sobriety, you’re taking steps toward living the full, healthy life you deserve.” The key ingredient in achieving and sustaining recovery is community. Most trans people have been on…
…include people who have experiences in common with you, such as also taking estrogen or testosterone, being Black and trans/nonbinary, and more to come. Community is the secret ingredient Our…
…emotion. The intention is to communicate to oneself, “Hey, I hear you. I feel you. This is uncomfortable.” This process aims to help you come back into your full integrated…
…appears in NAILED Magazine and other publications. Fletcher lives in Portland, Oregon. As the largest provider of gender-affirming care for the trans and nonbinary community, Plume is committed to providing…
…straight out, Sub-Q injection technique allows more flexibility. The injections can be done at a different angle depending on your mobility and comfort. Comparing IM and Sub-Q injections Though both…
…to transgender and non-binary experiences. Aimed primarily at young readers, the book covers a wide range of topics, from coming out and transitioning to dealing with dysphoria and finding community….
…to your comfort zone. Otherwise, you might end up with something you would never wear. Start with what you know to be true. For example, if you feel better wearing…
…in fiction writing. As the largest provider of gender-affirming care for the trans and nonbinary community, Plume is committed to providing information about many types of information, including questions about…
…new sense of confidence. As your body comes into alignment with your identity, you might feel more comfortable saying “take me as I am” instead of “am I good enough…
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