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'This case is about a team of doctors who decided to perform a mutilating, mimicry sex change experiment on Chloe, a then thirteen-year-old vulnerable girl struggling with complex mental health co-morbidities.'
(LifeSiteNews) — An 18-year-old woman who formerly identified as “transgender” has filed a lawsuit against the doctors who cut off her healthy breasts after convincing her it was the solution to her gender confusion.
Chloe Cole, who has gained national attention for speaking out against the lies and dangers of transgender ideology since overcoming her desire to become a man, recently sued a group of medical and mental health professionals affiliated with Kaiser Permanente for medical negligence. The medical organization and a number of its doctors are accused of permanently damaging the teenager and failing to attend to her needs rather than affirm her confusion.
The complaint was filed by the Center for American Liberty, LiMandri & Jonna LLP, and Dhillon Law group.
“This case is about a team of doctors (I.e., the Defendants) who decided to perform a mutilating, mimicry sex change experiment on Chloe, a then thirteen-year-old vulnerable girl struggling with complex mental health co-morbidities,” it states. “[She] needed love, care, attention, and regular weekly psychotherapy, not cross sex hormones and mutilating surgery.”
“After being exposed for hours at a time to online transgender influencers, Chloe developed the erroneous idea that she was a boy. When Chloe informed her parents that she thought she was a boy, her parents didn’t know what to do and promptly sought guidance from the Defendants. Defendants immediately affirmed Chloe in her self-diagnosed gender dysphoria. They did not question, elicit, or attempt to understand the psychological events that led her to this belief, nor did they seek to evaluate or appreciate her multi-faceted presentation of co-morbid symptoms.”
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(LifeSiteNews) — An 18-year-old woman who formerly identified as “transgender” has filed a lawsuit against the doctors who cut off her healthy breasts after convincing her it was the solution to her gender confusion.
Chloe Cole, who has gained national attention for speaking out against the lies and dangers of transgender ideology since overcoming her desire to become a man, recently sued a group of medical and mental health professionals affiliated with Kaiser Permanente for medical negligence. The medical organization and a number of its doctors are accused of permanently damaging the teenager and failing to attend to her needs rather than affirm her confusion.
The complaint was filed by the Center for American Liberty, LiMandri & Jonna LLP, and Dhillon Law group.
“This case is about a team of doctors (I.e., the Defendants) who decided to perform a mutilating, mimicry sex change experiment on Chloe, a then thirteen-year-old vulnerable girl struggling with complex mental health co-morbidities,” it states. “[She] needed love, care, attention, and regular weekly psychotherapy, not cross sex hormones and mutilating surgery.”
“After being exposed for hours at a time to online transgender influencers, Chloe developed the erroneous idea that she was a boy. When Chloe informed her parents that she thought she was a boy, her parents didn’t know what to do and promptly sought guidance from the Defendants. Defendants immediately affirmed Chloe in her self-diagnosed gender dysphoria. They did not question, elicit, or attempt to understand the psychological events that led her to this belief, nor did they seek to evaluate or appreciate her multi-faceted presentation of co-morbid symptoms.”
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Detransitioned teen Chloe Cole sues doctors who cut off her breasts at age 15 - LifeSite
'This case is about a team of doctors who decided to perform a mutilating, mimicry sex change experiment on Chloe, a then thirteen-year-old vulnerable girl struggling with complex mental health co-morbidities.'
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