Daily Caller’s ‘Damaged’ Documentary Highlights The Danger Of Discovery’s ‘Generation Drag’

When a therapist meets with an anorexic teenager, the standard practice isn’t to “affirm” The doctor called the patient fat, then recommended that they undergo liposuction. However, this seems to be the new standard for teenagers with anxiety who believe they are born in the wrong body.

The Daily Caller launched a new documentary last week on the transgender craze. It outlines the dangers that were not covered in the Discovery series. “Generation Drag” Celebration of childhood transition

The new documentary “Damaged,” This documentary tells the story of several detransitioners, who have to deal with the daily horrors of having had permanent procedures done in their adolescence. “gender dysphoria.” One woman, Chloe Cole, whose story has also been highlighted by the Independent Women’s Forum last week, lost her ability to breastfeed after undergoing a double mastectomy, or “top surgery.” Cole stated that she “felt like a monster” after learning in a psychology class about the benefits of organic breastfeeding on childhood development, something she’ll never be able to offer future children. She said that the class was very helpful. “was the first time that I really thought about being a parent and what that might look like for me.”

Abel Garcia, a man who thought he wanted to live as a woman, suffers from genital atrophy, a condition that’s left Garcia with genitals that are “much much much much smaller, so it makes it really hard to use the restroom.” After years of cross-sex hormones, Garcia told the Caller he struggles with brain fog, chest numbness, and uncertainty over whether he’s infertile.

Cat Cattinson shared that her voice remains lower than the average female’s for ever.

“Most of the effects from the testosterone for me have faded, thankfully,” Cattinson said. “But there are some lingering ones, such as my voice will never be the same again.”

Cattinson also suffers from long-term liver, gallbladder, and heart palpitations over the past 15 years.

“I also experienced incontinence, which I didn’t even know was from the testosterone until I talked to other detransitioned women, and they said they had the same thing,” Cattinson shared his story with the documentary filmmakers. “Almost none of this was brought up as potential side effects.”

Each of the detransitioners featured in the Daily Caller’s documentary spoke about how easy it was to get a diagnosis of gender dysphoria from a clinician who near-immediately recommended them for life-altering treatments and surgeries. Utah Republican Governor signed a bill that made it easy to get an official diagnosis. Spencer Cox banned transgender treatment for minors last month. toothlessThis exception is only for those who have been diagnosed as having gender dysphoria.

“My first therapist was pretty lousy, honestly. He didn’t really do much. We were referred to a gender specialist who then diagnosed me with gender dysphoria,” Cole. “I don’t remember it being very thorough.”

Cattinson’s testified to a similar experience.

“When I was 17, at that point,

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