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My parents have the means to sue the hospital that gave me hormones at 15 without much pushback, nor even thinking to diagnose me with autism prior.

I'm wondering if anyone's tried to sue or had success with such?

My dad has spoken to his usual lawyer but was told he personally wasn't sure how far he'd get.

This is in Australia btw

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Context, parents didn't consent to me starting hrt but the doctors decided for me at 15 to give it to a depressed teenager anyway

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u/BeachsideBirdEnjoyer — 12 days ago
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Hi all, (marked nsfw for shirtless photo)

For context, I'm currently 22, I had taken hormones from 15 to 20, and had t*p surgery in 2020 when I was 17.

I have detransitioned pretty much completely since late 2024, in the process of laser, voice training and letting estrogen do its thing. In all aspects I pretty much pass as female, just very fat chested (luckily my hips and body makeup for lack of chest)

Unfortunately I deeply regret t*p surgery, however, I do acknowledge it healed very well.

The reason for posting images here is to figure out what can be done if anyone else here has gotten breast reconstruction surgery, and if the amount of tissue I currently have is similar/good enough.

Another part of me that's unsure about it is because I hate the idea of repeat surgeries, it feels kind of like risking good results that are more androgenous for riskier healing and results on top of the aspect of repeat surgeries- for something female, but "not mine"?

At this point in time I have noticed a lot of tissue (whether it's fat or breast tissue growing idk) the past 5 months (about 1.5 years after stopping t) and I'm curious if I should just wait it out and enjoy the results I have? I'm not entirely sure I finished female puberty before going on t when I was 15, my best friend (cis woman) mentioned around 22 she suddenly had quite a jump in breast size, which kind of makes me wonder?

But tldr; can anything be done with what I have currently, if so, which methods. Or is this something that is better left untouched if scarring/sub par results are something that could make mental health worse?

u/BeachsideBirdEnjoyer — 12 days ago