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Zembla - Transgender with Regret - (2018 , NL, En subs)

Full Credit to BNNVara, and Zembla (2018) Re-upload with English subtitles ==================================== Original description: The number of gender reassignment operations is increasing. The waiting lists for hormone treatments and operations are getting longer, and the patients are getting younger. In 2015, Holland's Next Top Model was won by a transgender. And this year, for the first time, a transgender will participate in the Miss Universe pageant. Less well known are the regretters. Patrick from Emmen underwent a gender change ten years ago. But after just three months he realizes it was the wrong decision. Yet for years he wanted to become a woman. Several psychiatrists have seen him and found that his wishes are consistent. So Patrick was cleared for the operation. How is it possible that he is sorry? It turns out that Patrick is not the only one who regrets his gender change. ====================================== Reply by Transgender Netwerk Nederland (20-12-2018): Response to Zembla broadcast about regret among transgender people “For some people, the operation has destroyed their lives,” reads the intro of "Transgender met Spijt," (transgender with regret). the TV broadcast of Zembla (BNNVARA) of December 19, 2018. TNN and Transvisie respond to the broadcast. The program shows an interview with Patrick (40) from Emmen who regrets his transition. It is a sad story, and mistakes were made by his practitioners, Transvisie and Transgender Network Netherlands suspect. But let us not think that transgender care makes these mistakes all the time. “I want to emphasize that there are no cowboy situations in transgender care,” says Van Ginneken in an interview that was published last night on the Zembla website. “Really good care is provided. I want to combat the impression that people are just messing around and that people say: see, we shouldn't do that, it's a bad idea.” "Fortunately, it rarely happens that a transgender person regrets a transition. The little national and international research that exists points to 0.5 to 1%. " The Zembla broadcast suggests that stricter screening by psychologists is necessary to prevent people from regretting, just like Patrick. Transvisie and TNN advocated the abolition of the psychologist as a gatekeeper to transgender care. “The role of the psychologist should be to guide the client before, during and after the transition, not to be a kind of examiner,” says Brand Berghouwer, chairman of TNN. International research shows that it makes no difference whether the psychologist fulfills a role as a gatekeeper, as is the case in the Netherlands, or whether a more brief form of screening is applied, as in American clinics, among others. More research is certainly important, and that should be done, according to Transvisie and TNN. “But for heaven's sake, let's not wait until such a study is ready before you modernize transgender care in the Netherlands,” says Van Ginneken in her interview with Zembla.