The sordid history of gender transitioning of children | Eastern NC Now

Patient One transitioned back and committed suicide

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The American Principles Project has researched the sordid history of the movement to gender transition children and it is gruesome.  The first patient ended up trying to transition back and then committed suicide.  Now we have East Carolina University Medical School pushing this travesty on children in our area because it potentially could make them a lot of money.  They are even tryiing to partner with Pitt County Schools to push genital mutilation of children.

The report can be found here:

https://reports.americanprinciplesproject.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/2022_TransLeviathan_web.pdf


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Bubba said:
( November 29th, 2022 @ 4:24 pm )
 
What ECU medical school is doing to children is like Frankenstein. It makes me not want to get my own medical care from any doctor affiliated with them.



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