Welcome to Seattle Transgender

 We all know the importance of health care. This subject has been around sense the office of President Regan’s Administration in 1985. until today. There are more then 40,000,000 million people in our country that live each day in the hopes they will not full to an illness.

 More then two thirds of all Americans can not pay for a doctors visit, with out some form of health coverage. Those within the LGBT community, this is not even an option. Health insurance is the very least, in the long list of thing they need, for everyday life.

 We are all aware of the many medical services we require for even the common cold, or flu. But what about those who have to rely on no services offered to them. Regular, on going check- ups, and labs, are out of the question.

 The need to have an ongoing safe sex programs in our schools. Living in the LGBT community is Essential to be given the education, and tools. To fight against the disease that is taking our loved ones.

 It is so difficult to stop a disease that runs ramped. I’m not saying our medical research laboratories are not moving closer everyday to improving and lengthening the lives of those with HIV/AIDS. It’s the cost that is astonishing, the average is $1,800.00 a month for these medications.