by Kurt Zindulka, Breitbart:
In the wake of the National Health Service (NHS) announcing that it would be shutting the controversial Tavistock gender clinic forĀ endangering children, whistleblowers have revealed that children were being put on puberty blockers after just one consultation.
Dr David Bell, one of the first medical professionals to blow the whistle on concerns with the behaviour of medics at the Tavistock Centre with regard to children, has revealed that at least one child was put on life-altering puberty blockers after one consultation.
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Dr BellĀ toldĀ The TelegraphĀ that the standard for prescribing such powerful drugs should beĀ āvery, very, very, very much higher. It may be possible, in one or two cases, that it has to be done, but the way theyāve been used is totally inappropriateā.
āThese were kids who said Iām a girl or Iām a boy and they were affirmed. They took the drugs and they went to opposite sex hormones and they had parts of their body removed, their breasts, their vaginas. Now, as one girl put it to me, āI donāt have the body of a man, Iāve got the body of a mutilated woman and thatās what I have to live withā.ā
Last year, theĀ TavistockĀ and Portman NHS Foundation Trust wasĀ suedĀ by Keira Bell, who accused theĀ Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS) of pressuring her into medically changing her gender as a 16-year-old, a decision which as an adult she grew to regret.
Initially, theĀ High Court ruled in her favour, saying that children under the age of 16 should not be prescribed puberty blockers without court authorisation ā yet, the decision was laterĀ overturnedĀ in September of last year.
Not Safe: UK Health Service Shuts Down Tavistock, Infamous for Child Trans Treatmentshttps://t.co/05KfI4qVEH
ā Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) July 29, 2022
Now that the Tavistock Centre has been ordered to close over safety concerns after serving as the only clinic in England to treat allegedly transgender children, there will be growing pressure on the candidates attempting to succeed Boris Johnson as Prime Minister ā former Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Foreign Secretary Liz Truss ā to solidify the laws surrounding children and transgender drugs, with bothĀ signallingĀ they may ban puberty blockers outright for children.
An earlier whistleblower,Ā clinical nurseĀ Susan Evans, had claimed that the proliferation of such treatments at the Tavistock was due to political motivations,Ā saying: āThe treatment pathway of children with gender dysphoria [was] bec[oming] ever more politicised, and mov[ing] away from high standards of clinical mental healthcare with good assessment and psychotherapeutic treatment.ā