Europe Opposes Child Sex Change Hysteria of the USA

USA Child Abuse of Sex Change Drugs & Surgeries on Minors NOT Accepted in Other Child Loving Nations

7-28-22, NationalReview [here] -- As ole Joe Biden attempts to try to use regulatory powers to force a “gender-affirming” approach to children who question their sex ... in other nations the rubber-stamping of a gender-dysphoric child’s belief and the prescribing of puberty-blocking drugs are under serious reconsideration.

​The U.K., Sweden, Finland, and France — not exactly Bible Belt countries — are all pulling back from the rush to transform boys into girls and vice versa. Children will not be pushed toward transitioning — as the Biden administration wants done in the USA — but their mental and emotional issues will be more thoroughly explored.

Now, in the U.K., the Tavistock Gender Clinic — run by the National Health Service — is being shut down because it is not safe for children.   In response to an ongoing review led by senior pediatrician Dr Hilary Cass, who found mental health issues were ‘overshadowed’ in favor of gender identity issues when children were referred to Tavistock. 

One other reason Tavistock was closed  experts are worried that there is a lack of knowledge about the impact that puberty blocking has on maturing bodies. In other words, whereas the Biden administration claims these interventions are uncontroversial, the report makes clear that they are entirely experimental. More here

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Vaginoplasty is the surgical creation of a neo-vagina [woman's genitalia] using existing penis and testicles [male genitalia] tissue, According to Boston Children’s Hospital, which now requires patients to be 18 to undergo the procedure the operation takes up to 18 months to recover from and requires long-term maintenance including regular vaginal dilation. [..] According to  literature from the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund: “... For the more complex surgery of vaginoplasty, over half of the surgeons practicing in this area have performed vaginoplasty on individuals under age 18. Nearly all surgeons relied on the term ‘maturity’ rather than chronological age to determine patients’ readiness for the procedure.”