Green cited a 2016 Stonewall survey in which 45 percent of transgender children reported that they had attempted suicide.

The acting and characterisation was lauded by critics, with Lucy Mangan of The Guardian describing the characters as "fully realised" by "uniformly brilliant performances". Further praise was given to the subject matter of the story, though this also received some criticism.Scanlan play her parents, Vicky and Stephen, who reluctantly begin to accept Maxine's need to transition. ITV announced the miniseries in September 2017, along with the casting of Anna Friel of Maxine's mother Vicky. You therefore accept full responsibility for loss or damage if they sign on your behalf and fail to check goods. The storyline has similarities to Green's experiences with her transgender daughter Jackie, who in 2010 became the youngest British girl to receive sex reassignment surgery at age 16.

Vintage Library This page contains products from the Stamperia Vintage Library collection designed by Cristina Radovan.Lighting products may require a lead time to produce and will also be sent on a next day service where available as soon as the product is ready. Maxine tells Stephen about being bullied, so Stephen threatens the bullies with violence, to Vicky's outrage. Executive producers include Woodruff, Cha, Kim alongside 3AD’s John Cheng, Amel on behalf of the Amel Company, and Boom!

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Please consider making a donation to the Royal Opera House community today and help support the future of ballet and opera. Lady Vagabond Lifestyle This page contains products from the Stamperia Lady Vagabond Lifestyle collection designed by Belinda Basson. One woman interviewed by the Manchester Evening News described having a very similar situation to that of the programme's characters and said that the story "really hit home".