November 03, 2022
Transgender amputation surgeries increase by 400% in children!
A new study found there has been a staggering 400% increase in body mutilation surgeries for identity confused teens.
A new study found there has been a staggering 400% increase in body mutilation surgeries for identity confused teens.
The Florida Board of Medicine has voted to ban puberty blockers, hormone therapy or surgeries as treatment for gender dysphoric children in the state. They are the first board to do so but other states are set to follow.
The Devon Partnership NHS Trust delivered ‘identity training” to a group of doctors who have criticised the politically motivated indoctrination.
More than a thousand people have signed a declaration stating that the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) has discredited itself.
London’s Princess Grace Hospital cancelled complex surgery for a sexual assault victim because she transgressed their transgender policy. The retired feminist lawyer, Emma (name changed for privacy reasons), was told the hospital “had to protect staff from unacceptable distress”.
The Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Tennessee USA has admitted to performing surgery on minors suffering gender identity issues. The Center has now paused the surgeries, after 62 Republicans from the Tennessee House of Representatives signed a letter demanding they stop.
Activists don’t want you to know this, but puberty blockers and chemical castration drugs are the same thing.
Experts have responded to the World Professional Association for Transgender Health’s (WPATH) new standards of care, expressing grave concerns about the guidelines.
Jeff Younger continues to fight for his 10-year-old son who now faces the very real threat of chemical castration.
Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) is facing calls for an inquiry, after Matt Walsh exposed their dark agenda on social media. Walsh, creator of the What is a Woman documentary, revealed unethical practices in the gender clinic.
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