Technology for Humanitarian Action 2022
DOI: 10.1515/9780823292721-004
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“…290 In Ring v. Patel, Ring was interested in purchasing certain commercial real estate from Patel. 291 Ring first sent a letter of interest to Patel; Patel then submitted a revised letter. Both signed the revised letter.…”
Section: G the Enforceability Of Agreements To Agreementioning
confidence: 99%
“…290 In Ring v. Patel, Ring was interested in purchasing certain commercial real estate from Patel. 291 Ring first sent a letter of interest to Patel; Patel then submitted a revised letter. Both signed the revised letter.…”
Section: G the Enforceability Of Agreements To Agreementioning
confidence: 99%
“…23 Some participants referred to themselves as fathers or mothers, while others preferred a neutral term like parent to avoid dysphoria associated with gender-specific language. 24 Variation in language extends to discussion of body parts. For example, some people prefer "chest" over "breast" or "front hole" or "front pelvic opening" over "vagina," leading experts to recommend that providers invite patients to complete a body part self-inventory and then mirror the language used by the patient.…”
Section: A Diversity Of Tge Childbearing Experiencesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Approximately 5-15% of transitioning adults and 2.8% of transitioning adolescents seek care related to fertility preservation. 77 Certainly, the high cost of fertility preservation techniques, the invasiveness of the procedures, and the need to temporarily stop hormone therapy while undergoing treatment (if testosterone use has already commenced) all contribute to the low rates at which TGE people take advantage of fertility preservation. 78 But the failure of providers to perceive that fertility counseling is appropriate for their TGE patients contemplating transition leaves a significant number of people with fewer childbearing options.…”
Section: B Erasure Of Tge Patients From Perinatal Care Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%