🧵We have our first major whistleblower from a ghoulish pediatric gender clinic. She violates all the media tropes. "I am a 42-year-old St. Louis native, a queer woman, and politically to the left of Bernie Sanders....I’m now married to a transman."
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She noticed the obvious: A surge in teens showing up, most of them girls w/ no previous evidence of gender distress but all manner of psychological problems, who got put on drugs, which led to disasters.
Why is she speaking out? "Almost everyone in my life advised me to keep my head down. But I cannot in good conscience do so. Because what is happening to scores of children is far more important than my comfort. And what is happening to them is morally and medically appalling."
She worked for almost four years at The Washington University School of Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases in St. Louis. But remember, this is happening in hospitals all around the United States. There are probably a hundred in total (not counting Planned Parenthoods.)
None of this is news to anyone following this medical catastrophe. But this is coming from an eye witness. We will hear many such stories--either before or after the lawsuits start. 🙏 for the protection of brave whistleblowers, & for a hundred more. thefp.com/p/i-thought-i-…
I have nothing but compassion for people in this situation, and can easily forgive parents who think they're doing the only thing that will save their child's life. But the doctors? That's a different story.
Sure, your professional org has provided you with a fig leaf. That's not a free pass. Do some freaking reading of the literature, use your brain, and grow a spine. If you're a physician, you bear the responsibility for it. That's what it means to be a professional.
Note that @donoharm has set up a whistleblower hotline for people who have worked in pediatric gender medicine. See here: donoharmmedicine.org/2023/02/09/we-…
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