I don’t think my local healthcare providers are very much educated about this topic, and there's no LGBTQ+ support groups nearby. Thanks anyway.
I don’t think my local healthcare providers are very much educated about this topic, and there's no LGBTQ+ support groups nearby. Thanks anyway.
user
It's absolutely understandable that you might not finds resources that readily available in your local area. It's okay to not have a lot of options and going through this journey can be quite difficult. 

Remember, you are doing an excellent job simply by reaching out for support and seeking advice. There might be others in similar situations or with similar experiences. 

If there are people or peers around you who can offer emotional support or understanding during this time, it can be helpful. You can also engage in communities or forums where you can connect with people who understand what you and your brother are going through, or find forums or communities that can provide advice and assistance across Asia or the Internet more broadly. 

There might be a gradual increase in support and resources offered in the society, locally and across the world, and it can still be good to be connected to resources internationally or across the internet, if one expands their scope of support. 

Do you require any other assistance or advice?
assistant