Trans people exist and they are trans. They deserve to be treated fairly by society and competently by physicians. However, males cannot become females or vice versa. If trans could accept being trans rather than insist on biological impossibilities we’d all have better lives.
@ETJY@GrumpyOW@veteran_hater00@ish99ni I'm not a doctor. This is not a medical setting. I used the word in its common sense. But this is now a semantic discussion where you think you know what I meant better than I do so I will wish you the best and exit this exchange.
Joelle Plow’s death is being paraded as a result of new NHS same-sex guidance.
Joelle died, sadly, three years ago.
I have yet to see any trallie correct the narrative. Not a single one.
What a bunch of shroud-chasing, tupping ghouls.
@ETJY@GrumpyOW@veteran_hater00@ish99ni I said it was terminal because it was. It proved to be terminal. That has been my consistent position. Cancer was the cause of death. Or do you kknow of some other cause of death?
@ETJY@GrumpyOW@veteran_hater00@ish99ni I didn't say it was a terminal diagnosis, did I. And I said that chemo that close to the end of life might do more harm than good, which is also true.
@ETJY@GrumpyOW@veteran_hater00@ish99ni Please link to the post where you think I state Joelle was diagnosed with terminal cancer (I've just searched my account for the use of 'terminal' since the beginning of October and I can't find what you are referring to.)
@TheVicMonte My understanding is that the catch was incomplete so touching the pylon is irrlevent. If Burks had caught the ball with two feet inbounds and THEN broken the plane/touched the pylon it would have been a TD but the catch has to be completed first (and it wasn't).
@ETJY@GrumpyOW@veteran_hater00@ish99ni The crowdfunder was launched in May and got little or no traction. It was rebooted after publication of SCJ-compliant NHSE guidance and was taken by many to be cause and effect. If the family has any evidence of negligence they could just request an inquest.
Why did I blow the whistle?
Because these interventions don’t work. Period.
How do I know this?
Because our patients told us so.
Because in the privacy of the doctor’s office, where no therapist is judging, where no teacher who changed their name is listening- they knew.
They knew their health was worsening, they were tired, still sad, still lost, their labs were worsening.
Sometimes they knew in a matter of months, sometimes years later. But they knew.
@veteran_hater00@GrumpyOW@ish99ni I'm not impressed by the labels you quote. I'm impressed by the trajectory from admission to dead in under five weeks.
So tell me, what should the hospital have done?