Comment from Anonymous

The warnings have been removed from other use cases and it makes no sense to add them on to something we know is as safe as it is for cisgender women, and risks are already informed upon prescription. Registries of any person is a violation of privacy and could lead to restrictions causing the many people relying on this medication to have to go without, which can often lead to suicide in of itself. I know many people whose lack of access to things like this have caused their suicide or attempt. I would like to see these friends live. Please, let's keep this accessible in the name of saving many lives, and treating people equally regardless of who or why they need this medication, menopause or transitions. We are all here to uplift each other, and our lives go hand in hand. The risk of suicide for these individuals is high regardless of medication, and preventing it or adding stress around it is more likely to increase rates of suicide as I have seen firsthand. There are better support systems that could be put into place to prevent these suicides. Due to fear, I understand that many recent studies regarding transgender identities have been afflicted by large amounts of the population that are comfortable with themselves being unwilling to share that information, so some of the studies linked in the original document I find difficult to believe fully based on the many people I have known throughout my years. There is a bias in the data. Thank you for your time. I want to see people thrive but these restrictions and fearmongering will have suicidal consequences and cause problems for cisgender women and transgender women alike.