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Questions for Katie Baratz

Submitted by stephanie2 on Wed, 09/24/2008 - 7:12pm.

While it is hard to say where I stand on the never ending questions surrounding intersex, gender, and sex, I do have a few questions for Katie Baratz:

I would like to know how did she make sense of herself and her body as a child?

How did she feel when she found out that she was intersex?

How has being intersex changed your perspectives on gender, sex, and identity? Are they separate or are they one?

Most importantly, as an aspiring physician, what advice would you give to fellow peers in regards to understanding and attending to someone with your condition?

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