I've been given some info on the matter from another person in a similar question. If they try to force me to stop or deny further treatmente, first I will need to file a complaint against them. After that, talk with my GP since he can request an endo for me outside the GID therapy service, and he can prescribe me the meds. The issues is that as he tells me, the endos at the day center are the same ones that are in the hospital, so I have a big chance of running into the same one (They seem to be each day of the week into a different health centre). I still can't believe they will be only one, but it also depends on the size of the province (Who informed me was in the biggest one).
The downsides are that some endos can reject treatments based on trans issues or just not wanting to take risks, and that I will be outside the system for healthcare paid BA and GRS. Which given the huge waiting list and how they are restricting the candidates list to save costs, I'm better paying it for myself and avoiding butcher works (legends of a penile inversion so bad it gave only 6 cm depth). Also, they can reject my request for the GRS letter, but supposedly I can get it from any private psychiatrist, even if I have to travel a bit to meet him/her.
It's just a roulette play, but if you read my last thread in therapy, it's being real bad. Doing the UTIG approach can be so bad (as it is happening with me. I have been delayed, insulted, threatened, treated like a small retarded kid and lied about crucial points, plus being forced to take actions agains my will such as taking medication with bad sideeffects and ignoring my opinions and be td that I'm imagining the side effects. Heck, when I told them I was losing hair at a fast rate, they told me I could have a hair transplant later and to wear a wig), that in the end I will be taken the DIY route: Find an endo inside health care who won't force you to go through the UTIG circus, get the prescriptions from him or the GP, look for another therapist to get the letters.
