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Posted by GCDad - 01-Nov-2017, 10:46 PM
The parents united on the Gender Critical Support Forum thank you for your brave reporting in NHS pressured our kids to change sex: Transgender backlash as desperate parents accuse overzealous therapists of 'blindly accepting' children's claims to have been born in wrong body.


Each of us experiences the anguish of trying to help a child/teen/young adult who transitioned or wants to transition too early, without fully understanding the consequences. We fight for them all.


Until one has experienced this, the pain and confusion cannot be imagined. We share the sense of utter helplessness as our children are lost to a world that is unwilling to allow questions, doubts, or science. A world that does not consider or serve our children’s best interests. A world where social media and social contagion rage, uncontrolled, unaddressed. We have very few allies.


Your article helped a great deal to raise public awareness.


And we are grateful.


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