The woman who regrets the gender transition is applauding

A young woman regrets trying to change her gender when a troubled teenager celebrated the United States on Wednesday supreme court The ruling to adhere to the Tennessee Law, which prohibits sexually transformed medical treatments for minors.

“I am really grateful,” I told the Ambassador of Independent Women Braisha Musali Fox News digital.

Musli, 26, is part of the growing youth community who talk about their remorse after undergoing medical treatments to treat gender defects. After describing adulthood and testosterone blockers with adolescence and has dual breast eradication, Musli feels that medical professionals have won her weakness and treated her as a “experience”.

As ambassador of the conservative group Independent womenI submitted a certificate of invitation to the states, including Tennessee, to not legislates to prevent medical service providers from helping to move the sexes for children.

Scotus rules on the state’s ban on gender transition “treatments” for minors in the case of history

Musli Fox News told the digital that she was not surprised by the ruling, as it was considered the case of the plaintiffs weak.

“The arguments were not good on the side of this type of harm to minors,” she recalls. And their representation from ACLU I had to confess In light of the section that “gender care” does not reduce the suicide rate for anyone.

Musli took a legal action against medical professionals, as she says led her to transmit sexual sexual sexual when she struggled with mental illnesses, including loss of appetite, obsessive -compulsive disorder, and suicide ideas And shock From rape.

She was about 16 years old when she began to move socially after she was convinced by sexually transformed activists on the Internet that she was unhappy because “her body was fighting to be a boy.” At the age of 17, medical professionals emphasized this belief and quickly put them on puberty and testosterone blockers.

The Supreme Court did the right thing. I know I was part of a terrible transition between the sexes.

She was later undergone a double breast removal and is now facing chronic pain and major health problems due to these treatments.

The past few years have spent warning others of the devastating dangers and consequences that could result from hormones and sex resets.

“It is completely irreversible. It is already impossible to have a change in sex. Children are deceived to believe that they suffer from activists and doctors who lie. They lie to you along the entire way with tilted expressions and refuse to use actual medical terms, but digital exchange is unprecedented.

The headlines of the newspaper rejected some media on Wednesday, which invalidates the judgment as A “setback“Or”New attackOn the rights of transgender people.

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“It is not sincere,” was a reaction to media coverage. “This ruling is useful for people, for children who know that they are also crossed.”

She said that the law will protect children who were arrested in a “social infection” from pressure on medical treatments that could leave irreparable changes on their bodies.

“In the countries that have banned this type of care, they will be legally protected from doctors who will benefit from them in their weak condition while they have strange beliefs and take away their health and parts of their bodies. They are now legally to prohibit doctors from doing so.”

In the case in the case, the United States was against Skrmetti, whether the Senate Bill in the Senate 1 violates the equal protection requirement in the fourteenth amendment.

This law prohibits states to allow medical Service providers To connect puberty blockers and hormones to facilitate the transfer of the minor to another sex.

It also targets health care providers in the state who continue to provide such procedures to minors between the sexes-they open service providers to fines, lawsuits and other responsibility.

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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) asked the Supreme Court to hear the case on behalf of the fathers of three transgender teenagers and a headmaster to treat sexual transit patients.

The court upheld a Tennessee law in the ruling 6-3.

“The equal protection item does not solve these differences. It does not give us a license to make their decision as we see better. Our role is not” the judgment on wisdom, fairness or logic “from the law before us, but only to ensure that there is what he adheres to, and we are wrong in politics. The democratic process.”

Breanne Deppisch and Bill Meers in Fox News contributed to this report.