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The first gender “detransitioner” medical-malpractice case to go to trial resulted in a $2 million dollar verdict against the medical professionals who approved a double mastectomy for the plaintiff, Fox Varian, in 2019 when she was only 16.
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Fox Varian, now 22 and no longer identifying as transgender, was awarded $2 million in damages, with $1.6 million for past and future pain and suffering, and another $400,000 for future medical expenses.
The jury found that in many respects the surgeon and psychologist had skipped important steps when evaluating whether she should go forward with the surgery and had not adequately communicated with each other. These missteps were a “departure from the standard of care,” they decided.
This is one reason the normalization of all this gender-adjusting nonsense is so destructive. Saying no becomes more and more difficult because jeeeez mommmmm all the other kids are doing it. The fact that it’s a desperate measure at best disappears over the horizon.
This verdict is an important development in the great cause of protecting gender-confused minors from being subjected to irreversible procedures from which they can never be made whole. Why? Trial lawyers! I know this community well. Hell, I was one! Most are liberal politically, but if they smell money in the water, they will sue the “gender-affirming” care industry into the ground just as they do other business sectors with deep pockets.
There you go – the one thing that can out-compete the jeeeez mommmm factor: money.
H/t Mostly Cloudy

About three years there were reports that detransitioners were taking
Lawsuits against their doctors:
https://www.broadview.news/p/eleven-lawsuits-by-detransitioners?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=73620&post_id=139510945&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=false&r=7y1gi&utm_medium=email
Looks like this Fox Varian verdict will be the first of several.
Predicted a few years ago by Lisa Selin Davis.
Link:
https://www.broadview.news/p/eleven-lawsuits-by-detransitioners
Is this appeal-able? Is that likely? I hope it’s just the start of a flood of such wins.