article_snippet: Pammy, who was born Paul, started bleaching her hair, wearing makeup and a girls' uniform by the age of 14.
article_snippet: her become Pammy Rose officially at the age of 18 .
article_snippet: Pammy first told her mother, Julie, 49, that her did not want to be in her male body at the age of four.
article_snippet: Pammy Rose was born Paul Witton and knew a girl didn't wanted to be male aged four.
article_snippet: During secondary school Pammy was singled out and targeted by bullies.
article_snippet: But at the age of 14, Pammy decided to embrace who Pammy really was.
article_snippet: Pammy started growing and bleaching Pammy hair, wearing make-up full time and wearing the girls' uniform instead of the boys.
article_snippet: Pammy said: 'I would constantly be upset and tell his mum I was trapped in the wrong body. '
article_snippet: Over the next three years Pammy travelled with Pammy mother and stepfather Ray to London and later Leeds for monthly meetings with psychologists and doctors.
article_snippet: A joke about Pammy looking like Pamela Anderson soon led to Pammy officially changing Pammy name and at the age of 18 Pammy became Pammy Rose.
article_snippet: The following year, at the age of 19, Pammy started taking hormones.
article_snippet: But when Pammy was unsuccessful in Pammy application Pammy was diagnosed with depression by Pammy GP.
highlights_snippet: Pammy Rose, 22, was born a boy called Paul Witten .
  