My feeling is that this case is giving the NHS a taste of what's to come if they continue down this path.
Essentially, every patient treated by a trans person will have the onus on them to refuse treatment even if they have already unequivocally stated that they want a FEMALE doctor.
It opens up a whole world of what ifs...
What if the doctor is wearing a mask and It isn't immediately obvious the doctor is male?
What if the patient is afraid to say no?
What if the patient is unconscious and can't protest?
What if the patient doesn't realise the doctor is male until treatment has already begun?
What if the patient thinks that the doctor might be a masculine looking woman rather than a man?
What if the patient is drunk, affected by drugs or otherwise cognitively unable to function properly?
Why don't they see what absolute lunacy this is????
And that doesn't even take into account all the other very real risks of men being allowed to call themselves women and being supported by the NHS in doing so.
I feel like this case will be looked back on as the turning point. Sandie Peggie is an extraordinary brave woman and she is doing this for girls and women everywhere.