Ex-soldier aged 65 wants £20,000 sex swap on the NHS - but will stay a lesbian



A 65-year-old ex-soldier is demanding a £20,000 sex swap op on the NHS  
Now her only focus is on transforming her body and Roxanne hopes to get the go ahead from her consultant for the £15,000 operation - a £20,000 bill including drugs and counselling.
She said: "He needs to see how I get on to make sure my mind and body are ready because once it's done there's no turning back."
"I used to play with the girls rather than the boys when I was little.
"I was married 21 years then I thought the grass was greener on the other side.
"It wasn't bad for that time but something went wrong and then I thought I will be what I want to be now."
Roxanne is hoping to have the six-hour reassignment surgery done on the NHS and says she will be "very relieved" when it's done.
She said: "My family haven't got anything bad to say about it, it's down to me.
"They don't mind and it's nothing to do with them really.
"My middle daughter says 'it's down to you dad - it's your life and your body'."

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