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Letter from F. Brantley Scott to Rupert Raj (formerly known as Nicholas Ghosh), answering some questions regarding hysterectomy and phalloplasty surgeries at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital in Houston, Texas.

Letter from Jan Wålinder to Rupert Raj explaining that there is not a university in Sweden where there is specific research is conducted on gender identity, and that there is very few successful phalloplasty surgeries that have taken place in Sweden…

Letter from Judith Godfrey, coordinator at the Gender Identity Clinic, to Rupert Raj detailing the criteria required for gender-affirming surgery.

Letter from Judy Jennings to Rupert Raj informing Raj of the gender affirming care offered at the Gender Identity Association. Jennings includes an information packet on the organization's team and answers Raj's questions from a previous letter on…

Letter from Judy Jennings to Rupert Raj informing Raj of the gender affirming care offered at the Gender Identity Association. Jennings includes an information packet on the organizations team and answers Raj's questions from a previous letter on the…

A letter from Judy Jennings, director of the Gender Identity Association, to Rupert Raj letting him know that he has been invited to come in for an evaluation, and also about the necessary deposit.

Letter from Judy Jennings to Rupert Raj informing him that he is not eligible for a change in his birth certificate, and has to seek evaluation through the Gender Identity Association.

Letter from Michael A. Smith to Rupert Raj (formerly known as Nicholas Ghosh), who provides updates on his organization Rebirth and attaches a copy of the most recent newsletter, requirement sheet, and doctor sheet.

Letter from Peggy Lewis, communications department employee at the Canadian Medical Association, to Rupert Raj (formerly known as Nicholas Ghosh). Lewis writes that the Canadian Medical Association does not keep a list of physicians who treat…

Letter to Rupert Raj from Dr. Peter MacKay, discussing how the Section of Plastic Surgery of British Columbia board has decided that gender-affirming surgeries should not be covered by the Medical Services Plan because it is still an experimental…