So I went to a walk in clinic and female doctor I asked about trans issue to rambled about hiv and obviously didn't want to see me again I don't have hiv and was probably less comfortable than she wad any one have suggestion for clinic the main ones seem to be booked I can't get an appointment so I am left with walk in

You could have a look here:
https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php?topic=116518.0

and here:

http://transhealth.vch.ca/
http://www.transalliancesociety.org/


hugs

Vancouver girl here
Dr andrea szewchuck at raven song medical clinic

Stay away from three bridges clinic in my experience
Its over run with street rats and they axt a little sketch

Jessica, you can also try http://www.cwhwc.com/ but usually they are fully booked. I tried for years trying to get a GP from them, and not until I am post when they said that they can refer me to someone.
I have my own GP now, he's pretty young but open minded and would like to learn more. He's in Burnaby though, not too far from Edmonds stn and he's still accepting new patients. Let me know if you want his contacts.

Quote from: natashaX on September 04, 2015, 11:08:38 AM
Stay away from three bridges clinic in my experience
Its over run with street rats and they axt a little sketch

Whoa, can we turn down the judgement here?

...anyway...

I'm told that the SouthHill Family Health Centre is trans*-friendly.

I Recommend Dr Szewchuck at pender or Raven Song there are the best doctor I ever had. I was at three Brifges and I seen doctor there but would only treat my gender  Dysphoria and not my other heath concerns  I have gender dysphoria and a physical disability and mental health concerns and Dr Szewchuck looks after all my medical needs.

Jodi
Vancouver BC