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 So the first bit of advice, ignore the medical sections, focus on figuring out who you are and your mental health! Attend one of the many support groups and meet other trans women/men.
-As an anatodote:
+As an anecdote:
-A person went to their doctor, they weren't feeling well, they knew something was wrong with themselves. The doctor did the usual questions and sent off for a load of tests. A few weeks later the person went back to the doctor, “The test results are back, you have diabetes, here is the treatment plan and how we move forward”.  The first step, is identify the problem, determine what you are, and only once you know what you are can you move forward.
+A person once went to their doctor, they weren't feeling well, they knew something was wrong with themselves but had no idea what. The doctor asked the usual questions and sent off for a load of blood tests. A few weeks later the person went back to the doctor, “The test results are back, you have diabetes, here is the treatment plan and how we move forward”.  The first step, is identify the problem, determine what you are, and only once you know what you are can you move forward.
-Lastly remember you are never alone, it can be a scary world but you have peers in the community who can relate, and have most likely had similar experienes to yourself. Learn from others and find your own little path.
+The same applies for being trans, figure out what you are, figure out your goals, only once you know that can you move forward.
+Lastly remember you are never alone, it can be a scary world but you have peers in the community who can relate, and have most likely had similar experiences to yourself. Learn from others and find your own little path.
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