Last month, Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) unveiled Rule 59F-1.050, which would >bar children from undergoing sex-change treatments and stop Medicaid from >funding transitions for adults.
Seventeen-year-old Chloe Cole, who de-transitioned after chemical and surgical treatments in a fruitless effort to become male, said Florida officials. The radical gender theory sweeping the nation can have
dangerous and even deadly consequences on kids.
Seventeen-year-old Chloe Cole, who de-transitioned after chemical and surgical treatments in a fruitless effort to become male, said Florida officials. The radical gender theory sweeping the nation can have dangerous and even deadly consequences on kids.
Chloe, who at age 13 took puberty blockers and two years later had a double mastectomy, which "irreversibly and painfully" damaged her body, said she
now is unlikely to ever be a mother and faces a heightened risk of cancer. Her testimony came during a public hearing on whether Florida should reimburse people for what advocates call "gender-affirming care."
"No child should have to experience what I have," the California teen told the rapt hearing, which included state Medicaid and Board of Medicine officials.
"My consent was not informed."
Chloe Cole is only 17, she told her detransition tale to the Surgeon General of Florida. It is stories like Chloe's that we consider support our call for an immediate halt to the medicalization of gender identity in children and adolescents.https://t.co/J2IjmFyjUs
- Our Duty : parents challenging gender ideology (@OurDutyGrp) July 10, 2022
Last month, Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) unveiled Rule 59F-1.050, which would bar children from undergoing sex-change treatments and stop Medicaid from funding transitions for adults.
In a previous interview, Chloe said she became radicalized on gender theory when she was just 11 from following LGBTQ activists on Instagram.
"`I saw how trans people online got an overwhelming amount of support, and the amount of praise they were getting really spoke to me because, at the time, I didn't really have a lot of friends of my own,'" she told the New York Post.
Chloe told her parents she was really a boy when she was 13, began going by "Leo," and took testosterone. Two years later, she made what she now regards as a heartbreaking mistake.
"I was unknowingly physically cutting off my true self from my body, irreversibly and painfully," she told the Florida gathering." That realization, actually, was one of the biggest things that led to me
realizing that this was not the path that I should have taken."
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Lapado urged Florida's Board of Medicine to stop children considering sex changes from having access to puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgeries.
"The current standards set by numerous professional organizations appear to follow a preferred political ideology instead of the highest level of generally accepted medical science," Ladapo wrote in a letter to the board. "Florida must do more to protect children from politics-based medicine. Otherwise, children and adolescents in our state will continue to face a substantial risk of long-term harm."
Chloe recently told Common Sense News that she had a message for parents at the Tallahassee meeting.
"Do not transition your kids," she said.
Florida's Medicaid office does not support public funding of sex transitions, but under the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA), recipients of government- subsidized health care must be eligible for the treatments.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/do-not-transition-your-kids-california-teen-tells-her-heartbreaking-story-in-support-of-desantis-plan
On Fri, 22 Jul 2022 21:12:00 +0000, Scientific (she/they) ? <science@danwin1210.de> wrote:No it's not, listen what medical experts are to say.
On 7/11/22 19:44, Barb May wrote:
Seventeen-year-old Chloe Cole, who de-transitioned after chemical and
surgical treatments in a fruitless effort to become male, said Florida
officials. The radical gender theory sweeping the nation can have dangerous >>> and even deadly consequences on kids.
Chloe, who at age 13 took puberty blockers and two years later had a double >>> mastectomy, which "irreversibly and painfully" damaged her body, said she >>> now is unlikely to ever be a mother and faces a heightened risk of cancer. >>> Her testimony came during a public hearing on whether Florida should
reimburse people for what advocates call "gender-affirming care."
"No child should have to experience what I have," the California teen told >>> the rapt hearing, which included state Medicaid and Board of Medicine
officials.
"My consent was not informed."
Chloe Cole is only 17, she told her detransition tale to the Surgeon General
of Florida. It is stories like Chloe's that we consider support our call for
an immediate halt to the medicalization of gender identity in children and >>> adolescents.https://t.co/J2IjmFyjUs
- Our Duty : parents challenging gender ideology (@OurDutyGrp) July 10, 2022
Last month, Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) unveiled Rule 59F-1.050, which would
bar children from undergoing sex-change treatments and stop Medicaid from >>> funding transitions for adults.
In a previous interview, Chloe said she became radicalized on gender theory >>> when she was just 11 from following LGBTQ activists on Instagram.
"`I saw how trans people online got an overwhelming amount of support, and >>> the amount of praise they were getting really spoke to me because, at the >>> time, I didn't really have a lot of friends of my own,'" she told the New >>> York Post.
Chloe told her parents she was really a boy when she was 13, began going by >>> "Leo," and took testosterone. Two years later, she made what she now regards
as a heartbreaking mistake.
"I was unknowingly physically cutting off my true self from my body,
irreversibly and painfully," she told the Florida gathering." That
realization, actually, was one of the biggest things that led to me
realizing that this was not the path that I should have taken."
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Lapado urged Florida's Board of Medicine to >>> stop children considering sex changes from having access to puberty blockers,
cross-sex hormones, and surgeries.
"The current standards set by numerous professional organizations appear to >>> follow a preferred political ideology instead of the highest level of
generally accepted medical science," Ladapo wrote in a letter to the board. >>> "Florida must do more to protect children from politics-based medicine.
Otherwise, children and adolescents in our state will continue to face a >>> substantial risk of long-term harm."
Chloe recently told Common Sense News that she had a message for parents at >>> the Tallahassee meeting.
"Do not transition your kids," she said.
Florida's Medicaid office does not support public funding of sex transitions,
but under the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA), recipients of government- >>> subsidized health care must be eligible for the treatments.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/do-not-transition-your-kids-california-teen-tells-her-heartbreaking-story-in-support-of-desantis-plan
I would have transitioned in 1970s if it was an option, but no, it was
seen as mental illness and they attempted to work through occassional
crossdressing and shaming. I resurfaced as a trans person in 2010s, I
couldn't take it anymore.
It's still a mental illness, always will be.
On 7/11/22 19:44, Barb May wrote:
Seventeen-year-old Chloe Cole, who de-transitioned after chemical and
surgical treatments in a fruitless effort to become male, said Florida
officials. The radical gender theory sweeping the nation can have dangerous >> and even deadly consequences on kids.
Chloe, who at age 13 took puberty blockers and two years later had a double >> mastectomy, which "irreversibly and painfully" damaged her body, said she
now is unlikely to ever be a mother and faces a heightened risk of cancer. >> Her testimony came during a public hearing on whether Florida should
reimburse people for what advocates call "gender-affirming care."
"No child should have to experience what I have," the California teen told >> the rapt hearing, which included state Medicaid and Board of Medicine
officials.
"My consent was not informed."
Chloe Cole is only 17, she told her detransition tale to the Surgeon General >> of Florida. It is stories like Chloe's that we consider support our call for >> an immediate halt to the medicalization of gender identity in children and >> adolescents.https://t.co/J2IjmFyjUs
- Our Duty : parents challenging gender ideology (@OurDutyGrp) July 10, 2022 >>
Last month, Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) unveiled Rule 59F-1.050, which would
bar children from undergoing sex-change treatments and stop Medicaid from
funding transitions for adults.
In a previous interview, Chloe said she became radicalized on gender theory >> when she was just 11 from following LGBTQ activists on Instagram.
"`I saw how trans people online got an overwhelming amount of support, and >> the amount of praise they were getting really spoke to me because, at the
time, I didn't really have a lot of friends of my own,'" she told the New
York Post.
Chloe told her parents she was really a boy when she was 13, began going by >> "Leo," and took testosterone. Two years later, she made what she now regards >> as a heartbreaking mistake.
"I was unknowingly physically cutting off my true self from my body,
irreversibly and painfully," she told the Florida gathering." That
realization, actually, was one of the biggest things that led to me
realizing that this was not the path that I should have taken."
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Lapado urged Florida's Board of Medicine to >> stop children considering sex changes from having access to puberty blockers,
cross-sex hormones, and surgeries.
"The current standards set by numerous professional organizations appear to >> follow a preferred political ideology instead of the highest level of
generally accepted medical science," Ladapo wrote in a letter to the board. >> "Florida must do more to protect children from politics-based medicine.
Otherwise, children and adolescents in our state will continue to face a
substantial risk of long-term harm."
Chloe recently told Common Sense News that she had a message for parents at >> the Tallahassee meeting.
"Do not transition your kids," she said.
Florida's Medicaid office does not support public funding of sex transitions,
but under the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA), recipients of government- >> subsidized health care must be eligible for the treatments.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/do-not-transition-your-kids-california-teen-tells-her-heartbreaking-story-in-support-of-desantis-plan
I would have transitioned in 1970s if it was an option, but no, it was
seen as mental illness and they attempted to work through occassional >crossdressing and shaming. I resurfaced as a trans person in 2010s, I >couldn't take it anymore.
On 7/22/22 21:16, Blue Lives Matter wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jul 2022 21:12:00 +0000, Scientific (she/they) ?No it's not, listen what medical experts are to say.
<science@danwin1210.de> wrote:
On 7/11/22 19:44, Barb May wrote:
Seventeen-year-old Chloe Cole, who de-transitioned after chemical and
surgical treatments in a fruitless effort to become male, said Florida >>>> officials. The radical gender theory sweeping the nation can have dangerous
and even deadly consequences on kids.
Chloe, who at age 13 took puberty blockers and two years later had a double
mastectomy, which "irreversibly and painfully" damaged her body, said she >>>> now is unlikely to ever be a mother and faces a heightened risk of cancer. >>>> Her testimony came during a public hearing on whether Florida should
reimburse people for what advocates call "gender-affirming care."
"No child should have to experience what I have," the California teen told >>>> the rapt hearing, which included state Medicaid and Board of Medicine
officials.
"My consent was not informed."
Chloe Cole is only 17, she told her detransition tale to the Surgeon General
of Florida. It is stories like Chloe's that we consider support our call for
an immediate halt to the medicalization of gender identity in children and >>>> adolescents.https://t.co/J2IjmFyjUs
- Our Duty : parents challenging gender ideology (@OurDutyGrp) July 10, 2022
Last month, Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) unveiled Rule 59F-1.050, which would
bar children from undergoing sex-change treatments and stop Medicaid from >>>> funding transitions for adults.
In a previous interview, Chloe said she became radicalized on gender theory
when she was just 11 from following LGBTQ activists on Instagram.
"`I saw how trans people online got an overwhelming amount of support, and >>>> the amount of praise they were getting really spoke to me because, at the >>>> time, I didn't really have a lot of friends of my own,'" she told the New >>>> York Post.
Chloe told her parents she was really a boy when she was 13, began going by
"Leo," and took testosterone. Two years later, she made what she now regards
as a heartbreaking mistake.
"I was unknowingly physically cutting off my true self from my body,
irreversibly and painfully," she told the Florida gathering." That
realization, actually, was one of the biggest things that led to me
realizing that this was not the path that I should have taken."
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Lapado urged Florida's Board of Medicine to >>>> stop children considering sex changes from having access to puberty blockers,
cross-sex hormones, and surgeries.
"The current standards set by numerous professional organizations appear to
follow a preferred political ideology instead of the highest level of
generally accepted medical science," Ladapo wrote in a letter to the board.
"Florida must do more to protect children from politics-based medicine. >>>> Otherwise, children and adolescents in our state will continue to face a >>>> substantial risk of long-term harm."
Chloe recently told Common Sense News that she had a message for parents at
the Tallahassee meeting.
"Do not transition your kids," she said.
Florida's Medicaid office does not support public funding of sex transitions,
but under the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA), recipients of government- >>>> subsidized health care must be eligible for the treatments.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/do-not-transition-your-kids-california-teen-tells-her-heartbreaking-story-in-support-of-desantis-plan
I would have transitioned in 1970s if it was an option, but no, it was
seen as mental illness and they attempted to work through occassional
crossdressing and shaming. I resurfaced as a trans person in 2010s, I
couldn't take it anymore.
It's still a mental illness, always will be.
On 7/11/22 19:44, Barb May wrote:
Seventeen-year-old Chloe Cole, who de-transitioned after chemical and
surgical treatments in a fruitless effort to become male, said Florida
officials. The radical gender theory sweeping the nation can have dangerous >> and even deadly consequences on kids.
Chloe, who at age 13 took puberty blockers and two years later had a double >> mastectomy, which "irreversibly and painfully" damaged her body, said she
now is unlikely to ever be a mother and faces a heightened risk of cancer. >> Her testimony came during a public hearing on whether Florida should
reimburse people for what advocates call "gender-affirming care."
"No child should have to experience what I have," the California teen told >> the rapt hearing, which included state Medicaid and Board of Medicine
officials.
"My consent was not informed."
Chloe Cole is only 17, she told her detransition tale to the Surgeon General >> of Florida. It is stories like Chloe's that we consider support our call for >> an immediate halt to the medicalization of gender identity in children and >> adolescents.https://t.co/J2IjmFyjUs
- Our Duty : parents challenging gender ideology (@OurDutyGrp) July 10, 2022 >>
Last month, Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) unveiled Rule 59F-1.050, which would
bar children from undergoing sex-change treatments and stop Medicaid from
funding transitions for adults.
In a previous interview, Chloe said she became radicalized on gender theory >> when she was just 11 from following LGBTQ activists on Instagram.
"`I saw how trans people online got an overwhelming amount of support, and >> the amount of praise they were getting really spoke to me because, at the
time, I didn't really have a lot of friends of my own,'" she told the New
York Post.
Chloe told her parents she was really a boy when she was 13, began going by >> "Leo," and took testosterone. Two years later, she made what she now regards >> as a heartbreaking mistake.
"I was unknowingly physically cutting off my true self from my body,
irreversibly and painfully," she told the Florida gathering." That
realization, actually, was one of the biggest things that led to me
realizing that this was not the path that I should have taken."
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Lapado urged Florida's Board of Medicine to >> stop children considering sex changes from having access to puberty blockers,
cross-sex hormones, and surgeries.
"The current standards set by numerous professional organizations appear to >> follow a preferred political ideology instead of the highest level of
generally accepted medical science," Ladapo wrote in a letter to the board. >> "Florida must do more to protect children from politics-based medicine.
Otherwise, children and adolescents in our state will continue to face a
substantial risk of long-term harm."
Chloe recently told Common Sense News that she had a message for parents at >> the Tallahassee meeting.
"Do not transition your kids," she said.
Florida's Medicaid office does not support public funding of sex transitions,
but under the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA), recipients of government- >> subsidized health care must be eligible for the treatments.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/do-not-transition-your-kids-california-teen-tells-her-heartbreaking-story-in-support-of-desantis-plan
I would have transitioned in 1970s if it was an option, but no,
On 7/22/2022 2:12 PM, Scientific (she/they) ⚧ wrote:
On 7/11/22 19:44, Barb May wrote:
Seventeen-year-old Chloe Cole, who de-transitioned after chemical and
surgical treatments in a fruitless effort to become male, said Florida
officials. The radical gender theory sweeping the nation can have
dangerous
and even deadly consequences on kids.
Chloe, who at age 13 took puberty blockers and two years later had a
double
mastectomy, which "irreversibly and painfully" damaged her body, said
she
now is unlikely to ever be a mother and faces a heightened risk of
cancer.
Her testimony came during a public hearing on whether Florida should
reimburse people for what advocates call "gender-affirming care."
"No child should have to experience what I have," the California teen
told
the rapt hearing, which included state Medicaid and Board of Medicine
officials.
"My consent was not informed."
Chloe Cole is only 17, she told her detransition tale to the Surgeon
General
of Florida. It is stories like Chloe's that we consider support our
call for
an immediate halt to the medicalization of gender identity in
children and
adolescents.https://t.co/J2IjmFyjUs
- Our Duty : parents challenging gender ideology (@OurDutyGrp) July
10, 2022
Last month, Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) unveiled Rule 59F-1.050,
which would
bar children from undergoing sex-change treatments and stop Medicaid
from
funding transitions for adults.
In a previous interview, Chloe said she became radicalized on gender
theory
when she was just 11 from following LGBTQ activists on Instagram.
"`I saw how trans people online got an overwhelming amount of
support, and
the amount of praise they were getting really spoke to me because, at
the
time, I didn't really have a lot of friends of my own,'" she told the
New
York Post.
Chloe told her parents she was really a boy when she was 13, began
going by
"Leo," and took testosterone. Two years later, she made what she now
regards
as a heartbreaking mistake.
"I was unknowingly physically cutting off my true self from my body,
irreversibly and painfully," she told the Florida gathering." That
realization, actually, was one of the biggest things that led to me
realizing that this was not the path that I should have taken."
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Lapado urged Florida's Board of
Medicine to
stop children considering sex changes from having access to puberty
blockers,
cross-sex hormones, and surgeries.
"The current standards set by numerous professional organizations
appear to
follow a preferred political ideology instead of the highest level of
generally accepted medical science," Ladapo wrote in a letter to the
board.
"Florida must do more to protect children from politics-based medicine.
Otherwise, children and adolescents in our state will continue to face a >>> substantial risk of long-term harm."
Chloe recently told Common Sense News that she had a message for
parents at
the Tallahassee meeting.
"Do not transition your kids," she said.
Florida's Medicaid office does not support public funding of sex
transitions,
but under the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA), recipients of
government-
subsidized health care must be eligible for the treatments.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/do-not-transition-your-kids-california-teen-tells-her-heartbreaking-story-in-support-of-desantis-plan
I would have transitioned in 1970s if it was an option, but no,
Bullshit. You're not even that old. You're not even 40 years of age.
You're not a tranny. You were insisting repeatedly less than a year ago that you were "cis" [vomit].
On Fri, 22 Jul 2022 17:16:17 -0400, Blue Lives Matter ><Iron_White@Systemic_Patriotism.KMA> wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jul 2022 21:12:00 +0000, Scientific (she/they) ? >><science@danwin1210.de> wrote:
On 7/11/22 19:44, Barb May wrote:
Seventeen-year-old Chloe Cole, who de-transitioned after chemical and
surgical treatments in a fruitless effort to become male, said Florida >>>> officials. The radical gender theory sweeping the nation can have dangerous
and even deadly consequences on kids.
Chloe, who at age 13 took puberty blockers and two years later had a double
mastectomy, which "irreversibly and painfully" damaged her body, said she >>>> now is unlikely to ever be a mother and faces a heightened risk of cancer. >>>> Her testimony came during a public hearing on whether Florida should
reimburse people for what advocates call "gender-affirming care."
"No child should have to experience what I have," the California teen told >>>> the rapt hearing, which included state Medicaid and Board of Medicine
officials.
"My consent was not informed."
Chloe Cole is only 17, she told her detransition tale to the Surgeon General
of Florida. It is stories like Chloe's that we consider support our call for
an immediate halt to the medicalization of gender identity in children and >>>> adolescents.https://t.co/J2IjmFyjUs
- Our Duty : parents challenging gender ideology (@OurDutyGrp) July 10, 2022
Last month, Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) unveiled Rule 59F-1.050, which would
bar children from undergoing sex-change treatments and stop Medicaid from >>>> funding transitions for adults.
In a previous interview, Chloe said she became radicalized on gender theory
when she was just 11 from following LGBTQ activists on Instagram.
"`I saw how trans people online got an overwhelming amount of support, and >>>> the amount of praise they were getting really spoke to me because, at the >>>> time, I didn't really have a lot of friends of my own,'" she told the New >>>> York Post.
Chloe told her parents she was really a boy when she was 13, began going by
"Leo," and took testosterone. Two years later, she made what she now regards
as a heartbreaking mistake.
"I was unknowingly physically cutting off my true self from my body,
irreversibly and painfully," she told the Florida gathering." That
realization, actually, was one of the biggest things that led to me
realizing that this was not the path that I should have taken."
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Lapado urged Florida's Board of Medicine to >>>> stop children considering sex changes from having access to puberty blockers,
cross-sex hormones, and surgeries.
"The current standards set by numerous professional organizations appear to
follow a preferred political ideology instead of the highest level of
generally accepted medical science," Ladapo wrote in a letter to the board.
"Florida must do more to protect children from politics-based medicine. >>>> Otherwise, children and adolescents in our state will continue to face a >>>> substantial risk of long-term harm."
Chloe recently told Common Sense News that she had a message for parents at
the Tallahassee meeting.
"Do not transition your kids," she said.
Florida's Medicaid office does not support public funding of sex transitions,
but under the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA), recipients of government- >>>> subsidized health care must be eligible for the treatments.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/do-not-transition-your-kids-california-teen-tells-her-heartbreaking-story-in-support-of-desantis-plan
I would have transitioned in 1970s if it was an option, but no, it was >>>seen as mental illness and they attempted to work through occassional >>>crossdressing and shaming. I resurfaced as a trans person in 2010s, I >>>couldn't take it anymore.
It's still a mental illness, always will be.
And the point is that no child should ever be transitioned because
their brains have not yet fully formed. They do not understand the >consequences.
On Fri, 22 Jul 2022 21:12:00 +0000, Scientific (she/they) ? ><science@danwin1210.de> wrote:
On 7/11/22 19:44, Barb May wrote:
Seventeen-year-old Chloe Cole, who de-transitioned after chemical and
surgical treatments in a fruitless effort to become male, said Florida
officials. The radical gender theory sweeping the nation can have dangerous >>> and even deadly consequences on kids.
Chloe, who at age 13 took puberty blockers and two years later had a double >>> mastectomy, which "irreversibly and painfully" damaged her body, said she >>> now is unlikely to ever be a mother and faces a heightened risk of cancer. >>> Her testimony came during a public hearing on whether Florida should
reimburse people for what advocates call "gender-affirming care."
"No child should have to experience what I have," the California teen told >>> the rapt hearing, which included state Medicaid and Board of Medicine
officials.
"My consent was not informed."
Chloe Cole is only 17, she told her detransition tale to the Surgeon General
of Florida. It is stories like Chloe's that we consider support our call for
an immediate halt to the medicalization of gender identity in children and >>> adolescents.https://t.co/J2IjmFyjUs
- Our Duty : parents challenging gender ideology (@OurDutyGrp) July 10, 2022
Last month, Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) unveiled Rule 59F-1.050, which would
bar children from undergoing sex-change treatments and stop Medicaid from >>> funding transitions for adults.
In a previous interview, Chloe said she became radicalized on gender theory >>> when she was just 11 from following LGBTQ activists on Instagram.
"`I saw how trans people online got an overwhelming amount of support, and >>> the amount of praise they were getting really spoke to me because, at the >>> time, I didn't really have a lot of friends of my own,'" she told the New >>> York Post.
Chloe told her parents she was really a boy when she was 13, began going by >>> "Leo," and took testosterone. Two years later, she made what she now regards
as a heartbreaking mistake.
"I was unknowingly physically cutting off my true self from my body,
irreversibly and painfully," she told the Florida gathering." That
realization, actually, was one of the biggest things that led to me
realizing that this was not the path that I should have taken."
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Lapado urged Florida's Board of Medicine to >>> stop children considering sex changes from having access to puberty blockers,
cross-sex hormones, and surgeries.
"The current standards set by numerous professional organizations appear to >>> follow a preferred political ideology instead of the highest level of
generally accepted medical science," Ladapo wrote in a letter to the board. >>> "Florida must do more to protect children from politics-based medicine.
Otherwise, children and adolescents in our state will continue to face a >>> substantial risk of long-term harm."
Chloe recently told Common Sense News that she had a message for parents at >>> the Tallahassee meeting.
"Do not transition your kids," she said.
Florida's Medicaid office does not support public funding of sex transitions,
but under the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA), recipients of government- >>> subsidized health care must be eligible for the treatments.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/do-not-transition-your-kids-california-teen-tells-her-heartbreaking-story-in-support-of-desantis-plan
I would have transitioned in 1970s if it was an option, but no, it was
seen as mental illness and they attempted to work through occassional >>crossdressing and shaming. I resurfaced as a trans person in 2010s, I >>couldn't take it anymore.
It's still a mental illness, always will be.
On 7/22/22 21:16, Blue Lives Matter wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jul 2022 21:12:00 +0000, Scientific (she/they) ?No it's not, listen what medical experts are to say.
<science@danwin1210.de> wrote:
On 7/11/22 19:44, Barb May wrote:
Seventeen-year-old Chloe Cole, who de-transitioned after chemical and
surgical treatments in a fruitless effort to become male, said Florida >>>> officials. The radical gender theory sweeping the nation can have dangerous
and even deadly consequences on kids.
Chloe, who at age 13 took puberty blockers and two years later had a double
mastectomy, which "irreversibly and painfully" damaged her body, said she >>>> now is unlikely to ever be a mother and faces a heightened risk of cancer. >>>> Her testimony came during a public hearing on whether Florida should
reimburse people for what advocates call "gender-affirming care."
"No child should have to experience what I have," the California teen told >>>> the rapt hearing, which included state Medicaid and Board of Medicine
officials.
"My consent was not informed."
Chloe Cole is only 17, she told her detransition tale to the Surgeon General
of Florida. It is stories like Chloe's that we consider support our call for
an immediate halt to the medicalization of gender identity in children and >>>> adolescents.https://t.co/J2IjmFyjUs
- Our Duty : parents challenging gender ideology (@OurDutyGrp) July 10, 2022
Last month, Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) unveiled Rule 59F-1.050, which would
bar children from undergoing sex-change treatments and stop Medicaid from >>>> funding transitions for adults.
In a previous interview, Chloe said she became radicalized on gender theory
when she was just 11 from following LGBTQ activists on Instagram.
"`I saw how trans people online got an overwhelming amount of support, and >>>> the amount of praise they were getting really spoke to me because, at the >>>> time, I didn't really have a lot of friends of my own,'" she told the New >>>> York Post.
Chloe told her parents she was really a boy when she was 13, began going by
"Leo," and took testosterone. Two years later, she made what she now regards
as a heartbreaking mistake.
"I was unknowingly physically cutting off my true self from my body,
irreversibly and painfully," she told the Florida gathering." That
realization, actually, was one of the biggest things that led to me
realizing that this was not the path that I should have taken."
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Lapado urged Florida's Board of Medicine to >>>> stop children considering sex changes from having access to puberty blockers,
cross-sex hormones, and surgeries.
"The current standards set by numerous professional organizations appear to
follow a preferred political ideology instead of the highest level of
generally accepted medical science," Ladapo wrote in a letter to the board.
"Florida must do more to protect children from politics-based medicine. >>>> Otherwise, children and adolescents in our state will continue to face a >>>> substantial risk of long-term harm."
Chloe recently told Common Sense News that she had a message for parents at
the Tallahassee meeting.
"Do not transition your kids," she said.
Florida's Medicaid office does not support public funding of sex transitions,
but under the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA), recipients of government- >>>> subsidized health care must be eligible for the treatments.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/do-not-transition-your-kids-california-teen-tells-her-heartbreaking-story-in-support-of-desantis-plan
I would have transitioned in 1970s if it was an option, but no, it was
seen as mental illness and they attempted to work through occassional
crossdressing and shaming. I resurfaced as a trans person in 2010s, I
couldn't take it anymore.
It's still a mental illness, always will be.
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