A whistleblower from the Washington University Transgender Center at St. Louis Children’s Hospital has claimed children “begging to have body parts put back on within months of having surgeries.”
Jamie Reed, who recently published an exposé that blew the lid off of the scandal last February, spoke with Dr. Phil McGraw Thursday on his “Dr. Phil Primetime” program, revealing her experience in the “morally and medically appalling” industry.
Far from being “right Wing,” Reed is married to a transgender individual and identifies as “queer,” and is not shy about exposing the “number of things” that compelled her to speak out.
“We started to see patients who were experiencing very significant medical harms being rushed to the emergency room with lacerations requiring stitches,” Reed recalled.
“We had patients contact us who were begging to have body parts put back on within months of having surgeries.”
She also said that most of the young patients who sought treatment were given cross-sex hormones, which carry permanent risks, sometimes including sterility.
“The thing that kept happening is every time I would raise concerns and ask about the protocols and ask about the guidelines — this is just how the industry works, if a child says they’re trans there’s no questioning it. We just say, ‘Yep, you’re trans, what would you like?'” Reed said.
(The Washington University Transgender Center website touts the ease at which children can receive care, noting that “therapy” is “provided with an ‘informed consent’ model that does not require support letters from therapists.”)
Reed added that the girls, in particular, had the “exact same storyline” about struggling with gender confusion, noting that “a lot of their parents couldn’t remember anything like that.”
Reed appeared to suggest that the girls were acting on a social contagion, rather than a innate disorder, which supported claims by experts who have previoysy warned it happening to a growing number of females who long to be male.
“There were very few written protocols or guidelines,” Reed revealed.
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“One of the providers even said, ‘We were flying the plane as we built it.’ Doctors are acting like they’re God when it comes to medically transitioning children,” Reed went on.
“I saw a young person who was begging to have their breasts put back on after having surgery,” she added.
“We were encouraged not to make a big deal out of it and definitely not to tell other families. I couldn’t continue to be silent on it,” Reed shared.
Ironically, the doctors administering such procedures have a traditional Hippocratic Oath promises to “First, do no harm.”
This is not a small issue.
According to Reuters, between 2017 and 2021, 121,882 children between the ages of 6 and 17 received a gender dysphoria diagnosis.
Why is it that children who are not old enough to drink alcohol or vote can be allowed to change their gender?
