GenderGP - something afoot?

If it's the Pharmacy Regulator that has enforced this, then won't alternative pharmacies face the same problems?

In any case I doubt the regulator has acted just on media reports.

So...as a result in the underhand methods of discredited 'GenderGP' being exposed by the press, the regulator has stepped in. Journalists and the regulator doing their job properly and responsibly.

When has negative press stopped them from prescribing within the confines of the law. Pharmacys even let their own staff opt out of dispensing certain medications regardless of opinions of anyone.

There has to be a bit more to it surely?

Not before time they were shut down.

Goes on to say...

“ These changes have been enforced by the Pharmacy Regulator pharmacyregulation.org. We are acutely aware of the distress this is causing our patients. We are currently negotiating with alternative partner pharmacies to ensure our patients healthcare is not affected.”

“ All our patients have been sent an email listing alternative options currently available to them. We are creating an FAQ and will continue to post daily updates as the situation evolves. Live options will be updated here cognitoforms.com/GenderGPOwner/…”

“ This situation serves to highlight the unacceptable gaps in trans healthcare in the UK. We remain as committed as ever to supporting the trans community.”

“ We believe it is discriminatory that trans people trying to access healthcare are being treated as second class citizens.
We call on everyone to #SupportTransHC #StandWithGGP”

Yes, GenderGP have tweeted:

twitter.com/gendergp/status/1313905523335585793?s=21

“As a result of the recent negative press attention our prescribing chemist has been told they are unable to fulfil the prescriptions of the thousands of trans patients who use GenderGP.”

[quote Manderleyagain]Foxy kimono qc has pontificated on this - saying reversable puberty blockers are reversable (and did he mention they're reversable) and the Times are rich to clutch their pearls on this when they are partly responsible for the market for internet drugs by trying to restrict access to health care for trans kids.
mobile.twitter.com/jolyonmaugham/status/1313359932557848577[/quote]
Wow. Oh wow. I've archived those tweets.

archive.vn/8smxf

Mermaids last month 'check out Gender GP'

There needs to be a formal investigation, slippery as hell.

Odcrone oh yes that's annoying - when you do online forms you don't have a copy of what you said.

Foxy kimono qc has pontificated on this - saying reversable puberty blockers are reversable (and did he mention they're reversable) and the Times are rich to clutch their pearls on this when they are partly responsible for the market for internet drugs by trying to restrict access to health care for trans kids.
mobile.twitter.com/jolyonmaugham/status/1313359932557848577

There is some discussion about complaints made to the regulators on this thread. Popchyk took this further than I did, but I don't know if she eventually got any sort of response from them.

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/a3625515-Patient-of-webberlys-commits-suicide?msgid=88686506

Oldcrone, why don't you contact the journalists with the details of your complaint that was ignored.

they will only use the NHS pathway from now on

Which begs the question, of why they weren't using it before, and on what evidence using whose guidance?

Previous threads about the Webberleys. Clear Chemist named Helen Webberley as the doctor in charge of prescribing even after her suspension (see screenshots on the first link):

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/a3598778-Dr-Helen-and-Dr-Mike-Webberley-matters-of-public-record?msgid=87460343#87460343

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3658065-Isnt-Helen-Webberley-still-prevented-from-providing-services-in-UK

I made a complaint to the regulator about Clear Chemist at the time, but heard nothing back. It seems you have to be a journalist with a national newspaper in order for them to actually take any notice of complaints and concerns.

I wonder if the BBC interview triggered any guilt in Victoria Derbyshire? She played a big part in the mass brainwashing that has caused so much distress to so many families.

Just saw the live piece with Dr Kirkland on BBC News. It specifically mentioned Mermaids and confirmed that they are conducting an "internal investigation" and that they will only use the NHS pathway from now on.

Yet again with the lies about puberty blockers being safe - a position that the NHS itself has stepped back from in recent months.

These are the instructions for handling lupron, the brand name of puberty blockers.

Leuprolide can pass into body fluids (urine, feces, vomit). For at least 48 hours after you receive a dose, avoid allowing your body fluids to come into contact with your hands or other surfaces. Caregivers should wear rubber gloves while cleaning up a patient's body fluids, handling contaminated trash or laundry or changing diapers. Wash hands before and after removing gloves. Wash soiled clothing and linens separately.

In the event of a LEAK or SPILL of Lupron “the procedure to be followed is to Evacuate Area", and personal precautions are to “wear respirator, chemical safety goggles, rubber boots, and heavy rubber gloves.”