Kim Thomas

Sep 24, 2024 | toddleabout.co.uk | Kim Thomas

By Dr Kim ThomasAfter Daisy had pushed for two hours without success, doctors decided that they needed to use forceps to help her baby out. She’d already had a long, painful labour, and now the room was filling with people, leaving Daisy feeling frightened and out of control. Her baby daughter was eventually born safely, though back-to-back. Shortly afterwards, however, Daisy had a haemorrhage. She felt tired and exhausted and found it difficult to breastfeed. At home, her stitches became infected.

Oct 4, 2023 | bmj.com | Miriam Santer |Amanda Roberts |Ingrid Müller |Kim Thomas

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Apr 29, 2023 | spectator.com.au | Kim Thomas

When Sinead Watson had a double mastectomy in June 2017 at the age of 26, she was initially ‘quite euphoric.’ Although born female, she had been taking testosterone for two years and was using the name Sean. The mastectomy, or ‘top surgery’, was the last step on her transition. ‘I was so glad that I’d finally got it done – no more binders, no more being paranoid that I was a man with boobs –  so I did feel really good about it,’ she says.

Apr 29, 2023 | spectator.co.uk | Kim Thomas

When Sinead Watson had a double mastectomy in June 2017 at the age of 26, she was initially ‘quite euphoric.’ Although born female, she had been taking testosterone for two years and was using the name Sean. The mastectomy, or ‘top surgery’, was the last step on her transition. ‘I was so glad that I’d finally got it done – no more binders, no more being paranoid that I was a man with boobs –  so I did feel really good about it,’ she says.

Apr 1, 2023 | thecritic.co.uk | Samuel Rubinstein |Joan Smith |Sarah Phillimore |Kim Thomas

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