Recent actions by the Trump administration have led to significant changes in healthcare access for transgender individuals under the age of 19. Many hospitals, including VCU Health and UCHealth, are suspending gender-affirming surgeries and medications due to new federal restrictions. Experts and advocates express fear and anxiety regarding the implications of these orders, highlighting that they may strip transgender youth of critical health care rights and support. While some clinics in Massachusetts continue to offer care, the uncertain future of such services has raised alarms among healthcare providers and families alike. The wider conversation surrounding these policies has been fraught with conflict, as supporters of the orders claim they aim to protect children, while critics label them as draconian and harmful. As the situation evolves, many trans individuals and their families are left grappling with the uncertainty of access to necessary medical care.