1952: It’s front-page news when George Jorgensen Jr. is reborn

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1952: It’s front-page news when George Jorgensen Jr. is reborn as Christine Jorgensen, gaining international celebrity and notoriety as the first widely known person to undergo a successful sex-change operation.

Jorgensen, who grew up in the Bronx, in her words, a “frail, tow-headed, introverted little boy who ran from fistfights and rough-and-tumble games,” was drafted into the Army just after World War II. Military service only reinforced Jorgensen’s belief that she was, in fact, a woman trapped inside a man’s body.

After receiving her discharge, Jorgensen returned home and first heard about “sex-reassignment surgery,” which was being performed only in Sweden. (It was illegal almost everywhere else, including the United States.)

Anonymous 2017-08-25 02:04:04 Post No.138982776
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Encouraged, Jorgensen began taking female hormones on her own, then headed for Sweden. She never made it. Stopping in Denmark to visit relatives in Copenhagen, Jorgensen was introduced to Christian Hamburger, a Danish surgeon who specialized in the kind of surgery she was seeking. He agreed to take the case and put his patient on hormone-replacement therapy as they prepared for surgery.

Several surgeries were required, the first one consisting of castration, which was only carried out after permission was obtained from the Danish minister of justice.

At the time of Jorgensen’s transformation, Hamburger did not give her an artificial vagina, so she remained “anatomically incorrect” for several years before undergoing a vaginoplasty in the United States.

Anonymous 2017-08-25 02:06:33 Post No.138982949
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>>138982678
The nonspecific concept of madness has been around for many thousands of years and schizophrenia was only classified as a distinct mental disorder by Kraepelin in 1887. He was the first to make a distinction in the psychotic disorders between what he called dementia praecox and manic depression. Kraepelin believed that dementia praecox was primarily a disease of the brain, and particularly a form of dementia. Kraepelin named the disorder 'dementia praecox' (early dementia) to distinguish it from other forms of dementia (such as Alzheimer's disease) which typically occur late in life. He used this term because his studies focused on young adults with dementia.

Anonymous 2017-08-25 02:08:47 Post No.138983118
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>>138982949
Someone who thinks they were born the wrong gender is one of the most insane people who can live, being a mental retard is more "normal" than this, at least he retard doesn't think he's a woman and is usually not a homosexual.
These deranged animals need to be locked up in an asylum

Anonymous 2017-08-25 02:11:42 Post No.138983340
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When trannies are treated with anti-schizophrenia medication they are almost instantly cured.

Transgenderism is just a variation of schizophrenia where society is being forced to play along and become part of the delusion.

Anonymous 2017-08-25 02:14:48 Post No.138983597
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