Libs of Tik Tok have been exposing “gender-affirming” treatments being carried out on children.
There has been a massive explosion in the number of teenage girls desiring the appropriation of manhood. They often appear in clusters and have no history of any form of gender dysphoria.
For several years Australian health practitioners have been warning about the dangers of transitioning treatments for children.
A new study published by the Heritage Foundation indicates that suicide is increasing in states where puberty blockers are available without parental knowledge or consent. The study found that from 2010-2020 suicide went up by 1.6 per 100,000.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned that the use of puberty blockers could result in significant risks for children. A new warning has been added the labelling of gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) commonly known as puberty blockers.
The National Health Service (NHS) is set to close the Tavistock gender clinic. The Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS) at Tavistock lost a case against detransitioner Keira Bell, who sued the organisation for not providing sufficient care prior to her transition.
West Australian tax-payer funded organisations are committed to indoctrinating children into radical gender ideology. A panel has been created to teach children and parents how to claim ‘victim’ status if anyone attempts to discuss harmful and irreversible medical procedures around transitioning.
This tragic story from October 2013 was recently brought to our attention. Nearly a decade on, it’s still heartbreaking, and sadly, still entirely relevant today.
A medical tribunal has found Dr Helen Webberley put patients at “unwarranted risk of harm” by failing to provide follow-up care in 2016 after she prescribed testosterone to a 12 and 17-year-old.
A newsletter from the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne (RCH) has indicated that now, after years of assuring families that puberty blockers are reversible, a study will be undertaken, to determine the effects of puberty blockers “on the still maturing adolescent brain”.
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