Jason Hrozjak
PSYC 3P34
Seminar debate
Week 2
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As of June 3rd 2008, gender reassignment surgery has been covered under the Ontario Health Insurance Plan. However, certain requirements must be met, such as being diagnosed with Gender Dysphoria, being on approved hormone therapy for at least a year and 18 years of age. You must also complete a GRE (Gender Role Experience) a document detail your life while trying to live as the opposite gender.
While genital reconstruction is given to patients, several other procedures are no covered, such as; breast enhancement, vocal cord surgery, hair transplants/removal and liposuction. The question then is should full gender reassignment …show more content…
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