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@davidkramp1829
I think that you're saying that an adult should have the right to transition to the opposite sex if they want to. However, what if I'm a doctor and I believe that my patient may NOT be transgender but suffering from other mental health issues, like autism or emotional issues stemming from sexual or violent trauma? Should I be FORCED to perform the surgery, anyway, or to even affirm that my patient's ONLY problem is his gender identity and that surgery is the ONLY solution? That's what's happening now. If a doctor or medical professional does NOT affirm a patient's self diagnosis or gender dysphoria, he could lose his medical licence and face other disciplinary measures. How is FORCED diagnosis, from a medical board, who hasn't even SEEN the patient, giving doctors the freedom to practise medicine using science and conscience as their guide?
Sometimes the worst person to give medical freedom to is the patient. That's where a doctor of conscience should be able to say, to his/her patient, that they need deeper psychoanalytical therapy.
Transgenderism is the ONLY medical field in which the patient pronounces their own diagnosis. Every other medical requires the relating of symptoms to the doctor, a barrage of medical tests and professional therapy if required. ONLY transgender medicine allows the patient to be the doctor. If I can't diagnosis myself with a brain tumour and demand surgery, how can I diagnosis myself with gender dysphoria and demand surgery. It doesn't make sense.
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