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A young woman who regrets trying to change her sex as an adolescent in difficulty celebrated the landmark on Wednesday we Supreme Court Now decision a law of Tennessee prohibiting transgender medical treatments for minors.
“I am really grateful,” said independent women ambassador Prisha Mosley Digital Fox News.
Mosley, 26, is part of the growing community of young people who talk about their regrets after having undergone medical treatments to treat their gender dysphoria. After having been prescribed puberty and testosterone blockers in adolescence and by making a double mastectomy, Mosley feels that health professionals have practiced its vulnerability and treated it as a “experience”.
As an ambassador of the conservative group Independent womenShe gave testimonies pleading for the States, including Tennessee, to promulgate legislation to prevent medical providers from helping the transition between children.
Detransition and independent ambassador Prisha Mosley speaking outside the United States Supreme Court, because the oral arguments for us against Skrmetti are underway on December 4, 2024. (Independent women)
Mosley told Fox News Digital that she was not surprised by the decision, because she considered the case of the weak complainants.
“The arguments were not good at the side of this type of damage for minors,” she recalls. “And their representation of aclu had to admit Under oath that the “care affirmed by the sexes” even reduce the suicide rate for anyone “.
Mosley brought legal action against health professionals who, according to her, pushed her to gender transition to adolescence when she fought against mental illnesses, in particular anorexia, OCD, suicididal thoughts and trauma to be raped.
She was about 16 years old when she started the social transition after being convinced by transgender activists online that she was unhappy because her “body was fighting to be a boy”. At 17, health professionals confirmed this belief and quickly put it on puberty blockers and testosterone.
Prisha Mosley, 26, said she felt chronic pain and health problems due to the transgender treatments she had as an adolescent in difficulty. (Prisha Mosley)
Later, she underwent a double mastectomy and now faces chronic pain and major health problems due to these treatments.
It has spent the past few years to warn others of the dangers and devastating consequences that can result from hormones and sexual realloring surgeries.
“They are completely irreversible. It is impossible to have a change of sex that children are due by believing that they have by militants, doctors who lie. And they lie to you throughout the path with euphémisms and a refusal to use a real medical terminology, but a sexual exchange never takes place.
She rejected the headlines of certain media on Wednesday by denouncing the decision as A “reverse” Or “new attack“On transgender rights.
The activist of the prisha Mosley detransivers. On the right: Mosley holding a sign outside the Supreme Court of the United States, because the oral arguments for us against Skrmetti are in progress on December 4, 2024. (Prisha Mosley / Independent Women)
Distransition slam “psudosciences” which, according to the doctors
“It’s not sincere,” she reacted to media coverage. “This decision is good for people, for children who also identify themselves as trans.”
She argued that the law would protect children who were taken in a “social contagion” against medical treatments that could leave irreparable changes to their bodies.
“And in the states that have prohibited this type of care, they will be legally protected against doctors who would benefit from it in their vulnerable state when they have strange beliefs and remove their health and their parts of the body. And it is now legal to prohibit doctors from doing so,” she continued.
In question in the case, the United States c. Skrmetti, it was whether Bill 1 of the Tennesse Senate violates the equal protection clause of the fourteenth amendment.
This law prohibits states from authorizing medical suppliers To deliver blockers and puberty hormones to facilitate the transition from a minor to another sex.
He also targets health care providers in the state who continue to provide such procedures to dysphoric minors between the sexes – opening these providers to fines, prosecution and other responsibilities.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) asked the Supreme Court to hear the case on behalf of the parents of three transgender adolescents and a doctor based in Memphis who treats transgender patients.
The court confirmed the law of Tennessee in a 6-3 decision.
Writing for the majority, the chief judge John Roberts said: “The equal protection clause does not solve these disagreements. It does not allow us either to decide as we see best. Our role is not” to judge wisdom, equity or logic “of the law that is seized to us … but only to conclude this does not leave the questions of the police, which does not leave the questions of the police Concluding it, we did not leave questions concerning people, people, and the democratic process.
Breanne Deppisch of Fox News and Bill Mears contributed to this report.
