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A Midlife Transition Rattles a Suburban Family
FRIGHTEN THE HORSES: A Memoir, by Oliver Radclyffe In the 1960s, as American and European doctors helped people transition — often older individuals with families of their own — they were dogged by the question of how to know who was truly, in the language of the day, “transsexual.” As stef m. shuster writes in the academic history “Trans Medicine,” doctors sometimes viewed their willingness to risk losing those families as a “litmus test” of credibility.