In the fourth episode of “10 Years Out: Stories from My Queer Community,” join your host, Sam Fagan (she/her), as she engages in a powerful conversation with Dr. Megan Gandy, a lesbian cis woman and passionate advocate for trans and gender-diverse people’s healthcare. Together, they explore Megan’s personal journey, from her upbringing in a fundamentalist, evangelical family to her transformative work as a social worker and vocal champion for marginalized communities.
From a young age, Megan knew she was gay, but her conservative upbringing presented formidable challenges. Her story serves as an inspiration for individuals who may be navigating similar experiences.
Sam and Megan delve into the pivotal role that social work played in Megan’s life. Through her involvement in the field, Megan witnessed the significant barriers faced by trans and gender-diverse individuals when seeking healthcare. She recognized the urgent need for advocacy and became a vocal proponent for improved access, inclusivity, and compassionate care.
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Meghan has a lovely smile, great vocabulary and is so full of heart! The recurring theme of trusting one’s intuition is mentioned again. Lots of us have trouble trusting ourselves.
Thank you, Meghan and Sam