Chloe Cole is a young woman who became deeply entrenched in radical gender ideology as a teenager and began the process of transitioning into the opposite sex. Thankfully, she realized the mistake she had made before any major damage was done.
Now, she's an advocate not only for those who have gone through similar experiences to her, but also for those who have yet to make the same life-changing decisions in hopes of not going down the same path.
“This will have to go beyond simply the use of puberty blockers or cross-sex hormones, or a total ban on cross-sex surgery for use in children. We are already hurt by these procedures. People need to be dealt with,” Cole told Tom McGrath on “Blaze News Tonight.”
“I want to force insurance coverage for people who are injured and need treatment for complications or cancellation of treatment by the doctors who performed these treatments in the first place, because many states do not provide transitional care. “But they're just completely ignoring those of us who have health problems from these procedures,” she continues.
“I would like to hear more of your personal opinion, because I have seen many countries that have outlawed transgender surgery because socialized medicine does not produce profits. I know there are such surgeries in the United States, but I want to know, “What motivates parents to choose these surgeries for their children?'' McGrath asks.
“Most parents who are dealing with this issue with their children don't want their children to undergo these procedures in the first place, and because they know that their child is not actually transgender, They will resist,” Cole answers.
“But they are told by their doctors and made to think and believe that without this, their child will die. It is common for these doctors and counselors to talk about the high suicide statistics within the transgender community. “It's a great tactic,” she continues.
Cole said these doctors “incorrectly attribute the cause to either a lack of mentalization or a lack of social acceptance.”
Cole can now look back on her struggle with gender dysphoria and understand where it started and how it led to her becoming a prime target for LGBTQ challenges in the health care system. is completed.
“Previously, we followed a more wait-and-see model with these kids, not affirming their identity, not intervening at all, and just waiting. It will stop naturally by the time you enter adulthood and end adolescence,” she explains.
“We don't give these kids any more opportunities to just grow up as tomboys. Let's say a girl who likes to wear her brother's clothes and play sports,” she continues. . “I was definitely a tomboy and in a way I couldn’t grow out of that.”
“But that doesn't make me a young man. What makes me a woman is that God determined my biology at conception, and no amount of surgery or medicine can change this,” she said. added.
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