Pediatrician Discharges Mother’s Kids After She Objects to Gender Ideology
“We will not abandon our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion!”
Nicole Solas, who has written for Legal Insurrection, tells this amazing story. It’s incredible how quickly this ideology spread into everything.
From the Daily Caller:
SOLAS: My Pediatrician Discharged My Kids Because I Objected To Gender Ideology
I didn’t know that asking for an exam room free from sexualization and gender ideology would cause my pediatrician to discharge my kids from her care.
My now-former pediatrician installed on the wall of every exam room a “Safe Zone” rainbow triangle sticker with the words “sexual orientation,” “gender expression,” and “gender identity.” Meticulously placed in front of the exam table and at a child’s eye level, it was the first thing my daughter noticed on the otherwise blank walls. She asked me to read the words and tell her what they meant. She was five years old and just learning to read.
I told the doctor this was inappropriate sexual content on the wall and there will be no talk of this sticker with my daughter, but when my daughter asked about the sticker again, the doctor told her, “it’s about being inclusive.” This confused my daughter even more.
After a tense disagreement (in another room) about the politics of the sticker, my doctor agreed that it was reasonable to place younger children in exam rooms without the sticker. But she never placed my children in another room or returned my follow-up calls. Instead, a doctor called me and “invited” me to leave the medical practice. It is illegal to discharge a patient without thirty days’ notice in Rhode Island.
When I demanded he explain the sexually inappropriate content in the exam rooms of pediatricians who claim to teach children about consent and inappropriate sexual contact with adults, he became belligerent. He yelled at me over the phone, “Come on, Nicole! You can be a better parent! Your child deserves an explanation about sex!” I had never met nor talked to this doctor before this phone call.
I responded, “You’re a pediatrician! It is not within your purview to demand I talk to my five-year-old about sex!” But he continued, “The American Academy of Pediatrics…” I interrupted him, “I don’t care about the American Academy of Pediatrics! Doctors performed lobotomies. You’ve been wrong before and you’re wrong again.” Before he hung up on me, he battle-cried, “We will not abandon our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion!”
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Nicole Solas is a Woman of Valor.
We’re all indebted to her.
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Name the pediatrician and practice group. Then apply warning stickers.
If there is an “ethical reason” not to ID the practice, I’m not seeing it.
Not an ethical reason, more likely a legal reason. She doesn’t need to be sued (ragardless of the validity of such a lawsuit).
There’s a reason that the medical establishment – not “profession” – has lost all credibility and trust.
Some pediatricians think they are your children’s parents.
Barring serious illness or injury, there is no need to go to the doctor.
“I responded, “You’re a pediatrician! It is not within your purview to demand I talk to my five-year-old about sex!” But he continued, “The American Academy of Pediatrics…”
The American Academy of Pediatrics is a coven of woke assholes who think they also have the expertise to lecture gun owners about “gun safety.” National gun groups have a response that shuts down such Karening immediately.
Perhaps Nicole can edit it for her purposes.
That pediatrician strikes me as having all of the medical ethics of Dr. Mengele and none of the competence.
To me, that pediatrician is a dedicated professional who has swallowed the narrative hook line and sinker.
He’s in so deep that he may never come out
Rather scary, really
I went into one of those “fast med” clinics attached to a hospital for a small thing not long ago. The receptionist asked the usual questions and handed some standard forms except for one. It asked questions such as:
“do you wear a seatbelt”
“do you have a fire alarm in your home”
“do you own firearms and/or have them in your home” and over 20 such questions along the same lines. I left the whole thing blank and handed it back telling the receptionist I didn’t answer them. She asked why and I told her it was none of their business what I did in my spare time or what I had in my home. She told me the doctor might not see me if I didn’t answer them and I told her to go find out and she had 5min before I went elsewhere. The doctor saw me and never mentioned the questionnaire.