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So cancer treatments and other serious procedures are cancelled but nurses are still going into people's houses to give injections to trans kids?

55 replies

Mrskeats · 28/04/2020 18:33

As the title says.
How can this be right given what's happening?
I know it's happening from personal experience.
The case I know about included a nurse coming into the home that has another shielded person in it.
Flabbergasted really.

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OwlsFlyByNight · 28/04/2020 19:06

Yes ok fair point, I also really object to kids being medicated at all in the first place. It’s just hard to not see this as another example of the trans population being treated more favourably than other groups while claiming to be discriminated against compared to everyone else.

SarahTancredi · 28/04/2020 19:05

I know online is a risk anyway but right now accessing services if something went wrong would be far harder than usual and we do know how these poor kids are coached.

Saying that does not mean I condone the use of these God awful drugs on children Sad

SarahTancredi · 28/04/2020 19:00

Well the problem is clearly that the cancer treatments have been stopped rather than someone else getting treatment.

I dont think kids should be on any form of medication in the name of trans treatment, but I do think that if they are currently being treated then any withdrawal would still have to be medically managed rather than going cold turkey.

I'm guessing theres also the risk of buying online as opposed to being administered by a medical professional.

OwlsFlyByNight · 28/04/2020 18:54

Well you can’t stop cancer treatment without it having a huge effect either clearly. If this is true it’s ridiculous, people are dying because of no treatment for actual illnesses!

RabidChinchilla · 28/04/2020 18:50

Because you can't just just stop hormonal treatment without it having a massive withdrawal effect. With other ailments, despite them sometimes being much more life threatening, you're not going to feel massively different next week to how you do now.