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<blockquote data-quote="stevil" data-source="post: 75797704" data-attributes="member: 277368"><p>This is a much better question than the silly one that I responded to.</p><p></p><p>It is amazing how far we have come with medical technology and as a human race in terms of understanding how unique each individual person is and the many challenges that people face.</p><p></p><p>I imagine that for loving parents of a child with gender dysphoria it is quite a difficult thing, to support their child in taking such drastic treatments, will it be the "right" thing to do? Will it be the "wrong" thing to do?</p><p>That decision isn't for you nor I to make.</p><p></p><p>All I can say is that I am all for furthering advancements in medical treatments, and advances in psychology and in terms of studying the long term effect on people diagnosed with gender dysphoria and a treatment vs non treatment approach and the outcomes of that. Do those with medical treatment tend to live longer, happier lives? or do those without medical treatment tend to live longer and happier?</p><p></p><p>If I meet people like this, or their parents (I do happen to know a parent) then they get my full support, in whatever difficult choice they make. I wish them all the best, and hope that government butts out and leaves these decisions to those that are living it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="stevil, post: 75797704, member: 277368"] This is a much better question than the silly one that I responded to. It is amazing how far we have come with medical technology and as a human race in terms of understanding how unique each individual person is and the many challenges that people face. I imagine that for loving parents of a child with gender dysphoria it is quite a difficult thing, to support their child in taking such drastic treatments, will it be the "right" thing to do? Will it be the "wrong" thing to do? That decision isn't for you nor I to make. All I can say is that I am all for furthering advancements in medical treatments, and advances in psychology and in terms of studying the long term effect on people diagnosed with gender dysphoria and a treatment vs non treatment approach and the outcomes of that. Do those with medical treatment tend to live longer, happier lives? or do those without medical treatment tend to live longer and happier? If I meet people like this, or their parents (I do happen to know a parent) then they get my full support, in whatever difficult choice they make. I wish them all the best, and hope that government butts out and leaves these decisions to those that are living it. [/QUOTE]
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