Also, in my experience of endometriosis charities the people involved either have the condition themselves or have been a carer for someone close to them.
This is helpful because they can interact with the women affected and truly understand not only the illness but how day to day life is impacted for them, their ability to engage in life, employment prospects, family life, social life. All of it. And you are ignored for decades, told you are being hysterical, exaggerating, that it is normal. You can barely walk at times nor eat, and in so much pain you shake. But normal. You are a woman and must get on with it.
10% of the female population are going through this crap and absolutely sweet fuck all is done about it. There is limited research and treatment. Little public awareness.
0.1% of the male population identifies as trans. They have nothing physically wrong with them. Yet the NHS is expected to pay for surgeries, therapies and the world is awash with trying to accommodate them to make their lives easier.
That is why this appointment is wholly inappropriate. Women who are ignored are now to be represented by a man presenting as a woman who clearly has more rights than they do under the patriarchal system.