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GenderGP

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Thingybob · 02/12/2020 11:07

Is anyone watching what's is going on at GenderGP.

Christmas seems to have come early for them and they have even launched a charitable fund so benefactors can pay for the treatment of anyone (including kids) unable to pay privately.

They believe yesterdays judgement does not apply to them and want the Tavistock to change their advice suggesting it does.

I can understand the judgement was not directed at them but can't see how they are excluded from the courts interpretation of informed consent. If the Tavistock are not able to obtain that consent, how can GenderGP? I know they have some strange structure but consent is acquired by staff working in the UK.

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ChazsBrilliantAttitude · 02/12/2020 11:09

From GIDS

“If my puberty blockers from GIDS are stopped, can I access them via private providers?
This judgment applies to the treatment, not to the provider, so all providers, public and private, are bound by it. See the responses above. This includes where providers are based overseas, but treatment is administered in the England and Wales.”

gids.nhs.uk/information-following-judicial-review-judgment-december-2020

ChazsBrilliantAttitude · 02/12/2020 11:10

GenderGP shouldn’t assume it doesn’t apply to them if the treatment is accessed in E&W

Whatwouldscullydo · 02/12/2020 11:12

How do they intend to get the meds to the kids didbt their chemist stop dispensing them?

Are any others gonna suddenly take up the job?

PearPickingPorky · 02/12/2020 11:12

How long that this monster keep skirting the rules and harming children before she is jailed?

BettyDuKeiraBellisMyShero · 02/12/2020 11:16

According to Webberley, the NHS shouldn’t have changed the info about blockers not being fully reversible after all...

Which is totes hilars, because how the fuck can anyone give informed consent of information is being deliberately misheld?

Or at least, it would be hilarious if we weren’t talking about medical experimentation on the healthy bodies of children.

I wish I believed in hell, because if it was real, the Webberleys would be looking forward to a very toasty afterlife.

GenderGP
MindTheMinotaur · 02/12/2020 14:57

www.gendergp.com/raising-a-trans-teen-podcast/

Read this. Mermaids were introducing Helen to children at residential. I find it really naive at best that they were having older teens mixing with much younger children. Any small child is impressed by teens.

BettyDuKeiraBellisMyShero · 02/12/2020 15:14

archive.md/irAYm

Archive for the above. I listened to that interview when it went up, it’s chock full of stuff that I expect yesterday’s judges would describe as ‘surprising’.

ItsAllGoingToBeFine · 02/12/2020 15:17

This includes where providers are based overseas, but treatment is administered in the England and Wales.

How on earth would this be enforced though? Surely pharmacies don't gatekeep this sort of thing?

ItsAllGoingToBeFine · 02/12/2020 15:18

This includes where providers are based overseas, but treatment is administered in the England and Wales.

And of course they could drive to Gretna Green to administer...

Zilla1 · 02/12/2020 18:30

Itsallgoingtobefine, if you are in England and Wales, you could contact the GPHC Pharmacy Regulator www.pharmacyregulation.org to ask them whether a pharmacy in England and Wales would/should fill a script from an online GP or private prescription that is not from a local GP under a shared care arrangement after yesterday's judgement.

Zilla1 · 02/12/2020 18:33

They do gatekeeper somethings. Some of the drugs are very expensive if buying abroad or online. They are almost certainly available over the dark web though I'd hate to think how likely it is that they were as described and not fake or wrongly formulated.

RozWatching · 02/12/2020 18:38

Has the other thread about Gender GP been vanished?

ChattyLion · 02/12/2020 19:33

Mermaids’ Q&A says the judgement is only applicable in England and Wales and that they are unsure as yet whether it applies to private practice.

mermaidsuk.org.uk/news/qa-understanding-the-high-court-hormone-blockers-judgment-with-director-of-legal-and-policy-lui-asquith/

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