Thank YOU!!!! Thanks for what you are doing for the world!!

Thank you for your comment. I sent it on to Jason in case he doesn't see it. Hope you enjoyed the interview.

I did enjoy it. Thank you

I read both of Jason's books and enjoyed them. Hearing him tell his experiences in his own voice brought a new dimension to his stories. I feel there is much more he has to share that can interest viewers. I was so invested in the interview that I was surprised when it had to end. Hillary's questioning was masterful and really elicited from Jason answers to queries that arose as I read his books. A good interviewer, a fascinating story.

Awesome. Thank you for the feedback.

Here is a reply from Emma: Nobody LIED to me. To lie would insinuate that I had a question, I asked, but I was told a blatantly wrong answer. Simply, nobody told me and I never asked. I just thought I was gay when I got older because I thought like a woman, attracted to men. I was unaware there was more to the equation. But the reason nobody told me is because nobody looked at the whole picture so nobody thought it would ever surface. There was a major chance I would never have a period, upwards of 90%. There was a huge chance I wouldn't develop right then mix in adjusted genitals. If I didn't develop secondary female characteristics in high school, how would I know for sure. What was there to potentially question? I didn't go through "puberty" till I was in 11th grade, and I was 18. Nobody gave a second glance to the potential of my brain functioning like a female which it did and as it should as I am XX chromosome and I have the female reproductive system.

@GettingRealWithHilary I understand. I'm just stating that even if you did ask questions, like I did growing up, doctors told parents to tell their child they were/ are normal. Asks to not disclose that they were born different. This should never happen. It causes a lot of trauma. At least our did for me. Because I knew I was different. I was just never told why. Until I was 18, and my mom told me what the doctors told her, and I tracked down most of my medical records. The first 3 years I was told were not available, because they were paper files and the hospital had a fire, and shut down. All this did to me was male me not trust people, especially doctors. Not saying you experienced this, just that a lot of up born intersex do. No surgeries should be performed until the child is old enough to know the truth about their body, and make an informed decision on how to proceed at that time. I didn't mean to offend you. I just believe that even though you never questioned it, you should have been told the truth about your birth from the beginning. That's all. Best of luck to you.

@@pr3vail I am sorry that that happened to you. Thank you for sharing. Reach out to Emma if you would like support. She is awesome.

So glad!

Rachel - you are the best!! Thank you so much. I hope you love it. The last minute when he gives that huge smile gets me every time!!!!

@@GettingRealWithHilary Yes, Daniel's heart and warmth just beams through, doesn't it?

Me too!!

Watch the premier of her interview on Thursday at 5:00 Eastern. See above to get a notifcation about the interview.

@@GettingRealWithHilary thank you ! I missed the premier because of work but I will catch up now! 🤍🌼✨

She really is. Thanks for watching!!! 🎉🎉❤❤

You are more than welcome! It truly is my pleasure.

Thank you. Can't wait for our interview tomorrow.

Thank you, Rev. We love the appreciation. Gifty is an amazing woman and @CrossroadsInternational is changing the world, too.

Thank you

Thank you, Grace. Glad to hear that your organization is up to great stuff. If you would like to be on the show to get your message out to even more people, please let me know. Let's elevate the conversation of the world together.

Many thanks lady Grace! Empowerment and peer mentorship is the only way to break the cycle of poverty among women.

Thank you.

Thank you, Helena. You are a beautiful soul. Glad to have you in my life!!!