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that is scott nugent there. _ much, scott. that is scott nugent there.g me to discuss is roy- lilly._nhs trust lilly. he's the former nhs trust nciirnin— lilly. he's the former nhs trust ciinrnini—- chairman, julia taylor, psychiatric— chairman, julia taylor, psychiatric nurse, and stephen rouni— psychiatric nurse, and stephen iouni i— psychiatric nurse, and stephen iouni i i— psychiatric nurse, and stephen pound , a former— psychiatric nurse, and stephen pound , a former labour mp, and pound, a former labour mp, and anno— pound, a former labour mp, and anna mcgovern— pound, a former labour mp, and anna mcgovern ,— pound, a former labour mp, and anna mcgovern , political anna mcgovern, political commentator, _ anna mcgovern, political commentator, and also she gives us commentator, and also she gives ui i ior— commentator, and also she gives ui i ior on— commentator, and also she gives ui i ior on in— commentator, and also she gives us a lot on gb news as well. iigni— us a lot on gb news as well. iigni iei-i— us a lot on gb news as well. iignr iei-i go—

the age of 42, he made the difficult decision to transition from a lesbian to a trans becoming scott nugent faced numerous complications that left him with $1,000,000 worth in medical and caused him to lose everything he had worked for, including his home career and marriage . i tried to kill off my marriage. i tried to kill off my family because so alive . i was family because so alive. i was told that my magical foods my strong personal and that i was really which i'm doing . by what really which i'm doing. by what i should been told and what we should is that there is one way for me . what his journey for me. what his journey highlights the lack of standardised care for transgender individuals and also the need for better accountability for doctors around the world. but despite these challenges , never gave up. these challenges, never gave up. he was determined be there for his three teenage children and pushed through the pain and adversity inspiring with his story of perseverance . scott is story of perseverance. scott is the founder of true voices, a group trans educators who oppose r

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