That was disturbing news to Angelica Jadunandan, who moved to New York from Florida with her two young daughters three years ago. Her older daughter, who is eight, is transgender, and Angelica wanted to move them to a safe blue state—somewhere her family’s medical care would not be called into question. New York is a self-declared “sanctuary state” for trans people. It seemed like a good option.

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[–] 18 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

I don't think the long term effects of puberty blocking are fully understood and in my opinion not worth the risk.

Based on what? Thats the problem here. You have this opniom, based on 0 supplied facts. This isnt new medicine. This is decades and decades of medical knowledge here.

https://www.jeremypbushnell.com/unfinished_everything/The%20history%20of%20puberty%20blockers%20-%20affirmative%20care.html

Were walking 45 years here.

Edit:

Was your daughter offered/suggested blockers?

Because it sounds like you did the right thing, listened to medical advice, and got the correct advice. So now other people shouldnt have it?

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