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| If IP reform had passed, Amendment 3 would not have passed. You can blame Republicans for that. Image: Jeremy J |
By Gretchen Garrity
While we await the SCOTUS decision on medically transitioning children from one sex to the other (complete insanity), the lawsuits are beginning. There are stacks of gender ideology books in our Christian County Library that push this stuff on tots as well as teens (see HERE for a taste). From the article featured below:
"Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy, who is one of the most prominent and influential physician-researchers in pediatric gender medicine, has been hit with a damning lawsuit by a former patient. The plaintiff reports having suffered from severe, worsening mental illness while Dr. Olson-Kennedy oversaw her gender-transition treatment, including a double mastectomy at age 14. Now a college student, she recently detransitioned.
The lawsuit accuses Dr. Olson-Kennedy of prescribing the plaintiff, then a newly-gender-questioning 12 year old, puberty blockers following a single cursory appointment and no assessment with a mental health professional; of coercing the girl’s wary parents into consenting to testosterone therapy by insisting their child, who had no history of suicidality, would kill herself without such irreversible treatment; and of failing to provide the family with proper informed consent."
The recently passed Missouri Amendment 3 would allow doctors like Olson-Kennedy, freedom from prosecution. Jon Patterson, the "anointed" candidate for Missouri Speaker of the House, would not oppose the implementation of Amendment 3. Rep. Justin Sparks is opposed to Amendment 3 and would fight its implementation.
BREAKING: Detransitioner Sues Johanna Olson-Kennedy, a Top Pediatric Gender Medicine Doctor, For Medical Negligence
— Benjamin Ryan (@benryanwriter) December 6, 2024
🧵⬇️⬇️I report: Dr. Olson-Kennedy is the most prominent doctor yet to be sued by a detransitioner—for medical negligence after overseeing a mentally ill girl's… pic.twitter.com/netNoKzws1
