Lisa Docherty says she's 'had no intimacy for 16 years'.
The 52-year-old claims she's been written off by medics, and is now desperate to become a "complete person", the Daily Record reports.Lisa claims she was left "like a child's doll" in 2007 after multiple infections ruined the gender reassignment operation she'd had five years earlier.
"That was the root of my gender dysphoria and that's what still makes me uncomfortable when I look in the mirror. She made headlines 20 years ago when she fathered a child with her female partner but continued with plans for full gender reassignment.Her early life as a woman was troubled with infections, which she says were caused by the failure to give her electrolysis to remove hair follicles in her genital area before surgery.
"The minute I said enough was enough and fought back, always as a last resort in self-defence, I was a gangster." "The operation involves male parts being inverted to create female parts, so the area where hair grew that had been external became internal, and the hair follicles were left intact and hair continued to grow.
"I've had no intimacy for 16 years and that's no way to live. I want to be able to live life like most people my age."
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