early age and the boy section, etc, and you just go, that s fine. this progress keeps going, and the struggle especially when they go to secondary school and you have the toilet issue and whatever. but beyond that, he can deal with that, he can face it. it s the daily struggles of someone, and i don t know how it feels because i don t know how it feels because i don t know it, but to see somebody look at their reflection in the mirror or have to look at yourself and hate the way you look because they are an identity victim there, from that, to the whole system, they won t provide the whole system, they won t provide the support, it depends on the situation and depends on the medical history of the child. everything that we have done has to be navigated around from private services to nhs to social services altogether. everything that comes to talk openly and provide the support he requires. this is not encouraging, that is not embracing it or anything like that. this is basic