On this day of International day of transvisibility, by her request and her family's permission I would like to shed light on the situation of one of our day 1 dancers Ms Foreign AKA Touch N Buss.
In November of 2020 Touch N Buss was robbed at gun point. Knowing that majority of robberies of trans women usually end up with the trans person dieing, She fought her attacker and got away but unfortunately getting shot in the process. She slipped in to a coma when she arrived at the hospital. When she came out of her coma in early 2021, The hospitals were on strict covid lockdowns where her family was not able to see her or receive the proper recovery physical therapy that she needed. Therefore muscle spasticity sat in. This left her in the paralyze state that she is in now. She still has a lot of promising hope that she can still walk again with therapy. And she is fighting to learn how to walk, talk, and eat again.
She is a HERO, because if she had not fought back that person would still be targeting transwomen to this day (Not encouraging anyone to fight in that situation). Please continue to keep her in your prayers and all the transwomen who have been victimized.
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