“We Have to Advocate so Hard for Ourselves and Our People”: Caring for a Trans or Non-Binary Older Adult with Dementia

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Table of participants⁹.

Name/pseudonym and pronouns	Jesse (they/them)	Nancy (she/her)	Lou (they/them)	Dan (he/him)
Age	34	74	42	Early 30 s
Self-identified gender	Transmasculine / non-binary	Cisgender woman	Non-binary	Transmasculine
Self-identified sexual orientation	Queer	Heterosexual	Queer	Queer
Self-identified as racialized or visible minority	No	No	Yes	No
Geographic location	Rural Canada	Urban Canada	Urban Canada	Rural Canada
Caring for	Chosen family member who is trans masculine and in his late 40 s, with early form of dementia due to multiple traumatic brain injuries	Partner who is trans masculine and 75 years-old, with late-stage Lewy-Body dementia	Parent who is non-binary and 83 years-old, with early-stage dementia	Three people (neighbor; chosen family) with various types of dementia