The hard-hitting film “Trans Mission: What’s the Rush To Reassign Gender?” is currently streaming on YouTube and Vimeo. She de-transitioned by coming off testosterone, and says she complained to the unnamed clinic about its agenda-driven methods. “I started to have a disturbing sense that a part of my life was missing - almost a ghost-limb feeling,” Lidinsky-Smith, now 27, reveals on camera. But, instead of experiencing relief after the drastic operation, she felt traumatized. She was hastily prescribed testosterone and, just four months later, was approved for so-called top surgery, trans speak for a double mastectomy. In the “60 Minutes” segment, chronically depressed young woman Grace Lidinsky-Smith describes how, in her early 20s, she believed transitioning would make her feel “free.” She tells Stahl that a gender therapist she found on the Internet “didn’t go into what my gender dysphoria might have been stemming from.” Only one such institution existed in America in 2007. The Human Rights Campaign currently lists more than 40 “clinical care programs for transgender and gender-expansive youth” on its Web site. Lesley Stahl’s exposé highlighted the surge in unregulated, money-spinning transgender clinics serving kids and young adults in the US. His take on the issue is explored in the newly released film “Trans Mission: What’s the Rush To Reassign Gender?” Produced by the Center for Bioethics and Culture Network, the documentary is streaming on YouTube and Vimeo, and arrived a month after a similar investigation by “60 Minutes.“ Hruz’s views are also backed by a study published in 2019 in the American Journal of Psychiatry, which concludes that when it comes to the mental health of those diagnosed with gender dysphoria, there is “no advantage of surgery.” Bri, who asked The Post to use only her nickname in case of backlash, does not support her daughter’s desire to change gender. In the US, a yearlong survey by the National Center for Transgender Equality concluded that those who had transitioned were more likely to have attempted suicide than trans people who had not had medical or surgical treatments. According to the physician, fundamental problems with the research include large numbers of self-selected subjects, a lack of control groups and inadequate reviews by peers.īy contrast, a 2011 study spanning three decades by the respected Karolinska Institute in Sweden found that people who underwent sex reassignment were 19 times more likely to die by suicide than the general population. He questions the theory, pointing out that its supporting studies are variously limited or skewed. His concerns focus on the widely accepted belief that sex-reassignment treatment prevents emotionally damaged kids from ending their lives. He told The Post: “In these circumstances, I would advise parents to ask, ‘On what evidence are you making this claim?'” Paul Hruz, of the Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis. They believe many doctors are so scared of the label “transphobe” that they automatically present skeptical parents with a doomsday scenario: “Would you rather have a dead son or a living daughter?” or vice versa.Ĭritics of the blunt proposition include pediatric endocrinologist Dr. Single mom Bri was visiting the pediatrician’s office with her 15-year-old, a child struggling with anxiety, when the doctor said: “If you don’t affirm your daughter’s gender identity, or get her the help she needs, and she kills herself, you’re going to feel awfully guilty.”īri, who asked The Post to publish only her nickname for fear of being branded a bigot and doxxed by transgender-rights activists, was horrified - not only by the insinuation her teen would commit suicide if she didn’t transition, but also the fact that the general practitioner issued the warning in front of them both.Īctivists are increasingly pushing for laws that allow children to make their own decisions to transition without parental approval, insisting that going through puberty is traumatic for those who feel misgendered.īut some experts now question the threat that they say is commonly used by medical professionals. John Lithgow seeks new directorial territory in ‘Everything’s Fine’ I’m a TikTok honey trap girl – I’ll DM your man to help you test his loyalty

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