Meet Sean

Sean (she/her) is a trans woman living in Idaho with limited support and significant health challenges. Currently unemployed and living with her parents. Sean relies on Medicaid for most medical needs, but it does not cover gender-related care. She’s explored local options but found no reliable financing programs; out-of-state care would be financially impossible while unemployed.

Managing Type 1 diabetes and ADHD alongside moderately severe gender dysphoria has left Sean’s mental health fragile and made consistent work feel uncertain. She’s been talking with a therapist about HRT and has applied for outside assistance, but has heard nothing back. Without access to hormones, she wakes up daily feeling alienated from her body and exhausted by survival alone.

“Twelve months of HRT would mean not waking up hating parts of my body and finally being able to live instead of just surviving,” she shared. Receiving support would offer Sean not only physical relief but the emotional space to stabilize, pursue work, and truly participate in life.