Can another, non-treating clinician interview the patient and request medical records, in case the treating clinicians does not want to do it? Would it be publishable?
These are important first-person testimonials. But to have influence on clinical discourse, these testimonials need to be published as case reports or a Letter to the Editor. Can these families collaborate with the treating clinician (if there was one) and write something up?
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There may be clinicians involved in supporting detransition, or those that treated patients through initial trans identification and desistance, and they should be encouraged to publish, but the climate is such that it would be professional suicide.
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That"s horrific, I'm so sorry. That's beyond unprofessional and lacking in all compassion.
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In many cases, no, because the treating team was part of the problem and we are left hanging. "That's how they getcha," as the saying goes.
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When I talk about my experience as a "trans" kid, trans activists dismiss my experience saying, I wasn't really trans...which is exactly the point!
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