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For years now, transgenderism has been playing defense in our culture. Now, however, the ideology may be on its way out in the medical industry as well, thanks to some key malpractice suits.
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From The Federalist:
True societal pathologies have a limited shelf life, and it turns out the most recent pathology – transgender ideology — is no exception. Detransitioner Fox Varian recently won $2 million against the psychologist and surgeon who led her into mutilation, a double mastectomy, at the age of 16. Almost immediately, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the American Medical Association timidly walked back their support of gender-related mutilation of minors. The reckoning has begun.
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Especially in the non-legacy media, this verdict has been the shot heard round the world. Plaintiffs in similar cases pending across the country are celebrating the first real sign of hope — hope that they might obtain legal redress for the horrors inflicted on them. Buoyed by the Varian verdict, other damaged souls who haven’t yet filed lawsuits are now telephoning lawyers. Nothing can restore these young people’s broken bodies, but a few more awards will erase the incentives to prey on other troubled children.
The Federalist also mentions lobotomies, highlighting that those too were once considered to be settled science. However, lobotomies were eventually condemned by the medical industry, just as transgender treatments and surgeries may soon be.
Change is coming. According to The Federalist, some medical-malpractice carriers are already excluding coverage for liability related to trans treatments. And although some states (California and Massachusetts) have tried to ban this, the writing on the wall is clear: transgenderism, in the medical field, is on it’s way out.
Let’s pray eyes would continue to be opened and hearts would continue to be turned, and let’s pray for an end to transgenderism!
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(Excerpt from The Federalist. Photo Credit: Ashkan Forouzani on Unsplash)
