My post on the person suing NHS was taken down

[Tesla73]

So I am posting it again with no comment

www.birminghammail.co.uk/black-country/transgender-woman-rowley-regis-sue-21817673

I'm not going to comment either as I don't want to be deleted.

No comment necessary - it speaks for itself.

Enjoyed reading the the comments on that article....

Very interesting. Maybe the good law project could tackle waiting lists for MH services next?

I've nothing to say either.

No nothing niente nada

The shaking of my head says it all.

Did MN give a reason for delete the thread?

What would happen if everyone who has waited for any treatment past the "promise date" sued?

deleting

I was able to access the OP after the thread was deleted, I think it was a case of misgendering.

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@Bonsaibreaker

What would happen if everyone who has waited for any treatment past the "promise date" sued?

It'd be good for lawyers?

It'd be good for lawyers?

Very true.

Zipped

We need proper research. Why should the NHS fund treatment that is not proven and/or potentially harmful

@GrandmaMazur

Did MN give a reason for delete the thread?

They just said that the OP broke Talk Guidelines. Possibly because it contained pronouns which matched biological sex.

I really loathe it when people sue the NHS. I very much appreciate that it needs to be held to account and there are occasions when suing is appropriate but this definitely isn't one of them.

If its not a medical condition, or diagnosed gender dysphoria then surgery shouldnt be available on the NHS.

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/4372155-15k-loan-for-surgery
I read a thread like that and then see the article linked above.
Breathtaking arrogance doesn't cover it.

Someone on the other thread linked an earlier Daily Mail article and noted that (unlike the OP's link) all the comments were positive. Given that only five comments are on the article (pretty odd for any online paper, never mind the DM) I reckon that some heavy pruning went on.

I sure my mum who is waiting for a heart procedure would have plenty to say.

I’m asking for what we are entitled to, what everybody else already has and has had for many years.

Gotta parse that sentence carefully.

Hmm I've had my surgery cancelled 3 times after having waited 2.5 years and have now been told that I need another scan before I can have my surgery (due to the length of time) so another 6-9 months for the scan and then back onto the surgical waiting list (which is growing daily) and this is normal for orthopaedic surgery round here, I wonder if the glp would represent me

I genuinely have nothing to say. The words just won't form...