Remember how the UK just shut down its official pediatric trans clinic? Now 1,000 families are suing it over the harm it did to their kids.
· Aug 11, 2022 · NottheBee.com

I can't say I'm surprised this is happening and I can't say I'm opposed to it, either.

The Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS) at Tavistock, the largest pediatric gender clinic in the world, will be sued by about 1,000 families of children who were allegedly rushed onto puberty blockers at the U.K.-based clinic, attorneys told The Times.

The class action medical negligence lawsuit accuses the Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust in the U.K. of recklessly prescribing puberty blockers with harmful side effects and unquestioningly affirming the gender identities of children with inadequate analysis of mental health, according to The Times.

If you recall, this is the same center that was just shuttered last month by the British government after a damning safety report showed it was "not safe" for kids.

The suit comes after an independent review of GIDS found the facility to be unsafe for children and the National Health Service announced it would shut the clinic down by 2023 and replace it with more holistic, mental health-centered facilities.

You really do have to ask these people:

I have to say, it is bracingly welcome to see this kind of talk happening in public:

"These children have suffered life-changing and, in some cases, irreversible effects of the treatment they received which has resulted in long-term physical and psychological consequences for them," Tom Goodhead, CEO of the law firm bringing the suit, said in a statement shared with the Daily Caller News Foundation. "We must not shut down debate on account of a fear of discussing gender identity, and those responsible must be held accountable."

Let's hope this is the start of a wave of lawsuits bringing justice for the victims of transgender ideology.


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