Boston Children's Hospital Now Advertising "Gender-Affirming Hysterectomies" to Young Girls With a Cheerful-Looking Pitchwoman Who Looks Like She Could be a Mouseketeer

They also have services for children nine and under.

At the Post-Millennial: Boston Children's Hospital won't, at the moment, give irreversible hormone therapies or mutilating surgeries to children "nine and under."

They will, however, start preparing them for those hormones and surgeries, which can begin at age 10:

For children 9 and under, the hospital helps facilitate a social transition that prepares them for their 10th birthday, which is when children are offered individualized treatment plans that can include puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and chest surgeries.

This is the worst thing I've seen in this madness, and I've seen a lot of terrible things.

Pass a federal law allowing people to sue their doctors and the hospitals at which they were performed for "gender affirming surgeries" through age 40:

By the way, Brett Kavanaugh's would-be assassin identified as a "trans gamer girl" and "sissy slave."

These people have mental illnesses underlying their supposed transgenderism, and instead of treating those mental illnesses, degenerate quacks prescribe hormone blockers and two masectomies.

This is, of course, standard industry practice. You come in with anxiety, depression, and schizophrenia, and you leave with anxiety, depression, and schizophrenia -- as well as surgical sterility, mutilated genitals and breasts, and a lifetime problem with urination.

They don't bother treating your underlying mental illnesses -- those are hard!

They just give you hormones.

Last week, Jazz wrote about the decision by Britain’s National Health Service to close the Tavistock clinic in London after parents complained that the "gender-affirming care" being offered to children was "shoddy." Saturday, the Times of London published a story about a Scottish clinic which one former patient says is just as bad.

The Sandyford clinic in Glasgow offers gender-affirming care to minors and adults. Sinead Watson referred herself to the clinic when she was 24-years-old and transitioned to being a man named Sean.

Well, no she didn't.

But Sinead has since detransitioned and regrets that the clinic didn't do more to address her underlying depression that she now believes drove her desire to transition.

Her story:

Watson, from Glasgow, told The Times: "I went to Sandyford as a 24-year-old woman with a long history of depression, anxiety, self-harm, alcohol abuse and suicidal ideation.

"I did not have gender dysphoria prior to my teens. Yet for some reason, the clinic thought it was appropriate to ignore all of these other issues. Within a matter of months, I was put on irreversible cross-sex hormones."...

"I met with a gender specialist who asked me about my childhood," she said. "I told him that I was a perfectly normal little girl who didn't have any gender issues at all. They contacted my GP with my permission and got access to all of my medical history. They weren't really interested in exploring the depression, the anxiety or the self-harm. All they were interested in was talking about my gender crisis."..

Sandyford referred Watson, by then living as Sean, to a hospital in Manchester for a mastectomy in 2017. This was a little later than the clinic had intended, she said, because of the numbers of trans men it was sending there. "I was so consumed by my desire that this transition was going to make me feel so much better, that I couldn't wait," she said.

And this is what the Boston's Children's Hospital will be telling nine year olds at their birthday parties.

posted by Ace at 02:20 PM

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