As you pointed out, there's a lot of doctors that have gotten on the transgenerism train. It's pushed heavily in a whole bunch of med schools as well. They'll state(in the worst cases) that a child or teenager is perfectly fine to 'transition' even in cases before puberty has started. In the absolute worst cases, like in the UK and it's starting here in Canada. Some of these doctors, only do a surface pass, and then start prescribing puberty blockers after a 15 minute visit.
There's been a rash of doctors, especially those that have graduated in the last 10 years have this idea that "pain" is now psychosomatic or overblown. They absolutely won't prescribe pain meds to patients, they also try and force long-term pain patients to get off the medications which cause a massive decrease in their ability to live. That living with serious crippling pain is perfectly fine, hey just because it feels like your hands and legs are being stung by fire ants doesn't mean you're in pain!
In my case, I'm one of those 'long-term pain patients' who's been affected and effected by the overhyped opioid epidemic bullshit. I broke my spine in multiple places 10 years ago, avoided instant death when my C2, C3, C4 were broken. I've got an implanted baclofen pump to stop uncontrollable muscle spasticity, but that doesn't deal with the pain, because the shards of my broken spine press on multiple nerves. Since "pain is psychosomatic" again, you get to fight an uphill battle, never mind that today it might only be numbness. Tomorrow? Who knows.
This falls into your "reject humanity" part, where a doctor will happily sign some kid up for blockers, hormones, etc., but reject a suffering patient and then tell said patient that they only want the medication "so they can sell it on the street." I know people who are in pain clinics(the few that are still operating), where this is happened. One of the very worst cases, I ran across was a truck driver who'd been in a near fatal, ribs crushed, multiple lung punctures, one kidney lost, half of the short intestine, lost both legs and half of their right hip. They didn't even want to put him on pain medications, it was the surgeon who put him back together who overrode the floor doctors.
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As you pointed out, there's a lot of doctors that have gotten on the transgenerism train. It's pushed heavily in a whole bunch of med schools as well. They'll state(in the worst cases) that a child or teenager is perfectly fine to 'transition' even in cases before puberty has started. In the absolute worst cases, like in the UK and it's starting here in Canada. Some of these doctors, only do a surface pass, and then start prescribing puberty blockers after a 15 minute visit.
There's been a rash of doctors, especially those that have graduated in the last 10 years have this idea that "pain" is now psychosomatic or overblown. They absolutely won't prescribe pain meds to patients, they also try and force long-term pain patients to get off the medications which cause a massive decrease in their ability to live. That living with serious crippling pain is perfectly fine, hey just because it feels like your hands and legs are being stung by fire ants doesn't mean you're in pain!
In my case, I'm one of those 'long-term pain patients' who's been affected and effected by the overhyped opioid epidemic bullshit. I broke my spine in multiple places 10 years ago, avoided instant death when my C2, C3, C4 were broken. I've got an implanted baclofen pump to stop uncontrollable muscle spasticity, but that doesn't deal with the pain, because the shards of my broken spine press on multiple nerves. Since "pain is psychosomatic" again, you get to fight an uphill battle, never mind that today it might only be numbness. Tomorrow? Who knows.
This falls into your "reject humanity" part, where a doctor will happily sign some kid up for blockers, hormones, etc., but reject a suffering patient and then tell said patient that they only want the medication "so they can sell it on the street." I know people who are in pain clinics(the few that are still operating), where this is happened. One of the very worst cases, I ran across was a truck driver who'd been in a near fatal, ribs crushed, multiple lung punctures, one kidney lost, half of the short intestine, lost both legs and half of their right hip. They didn't even want to put him on pain medications, it was the surgeon who put him back together who overrode the floor doctors.