Published on January 6, 2024, 1:04 am

In recent breaking news, internal training videos have exposed a different approach to parental involvement in medical decision-making than publicly declared by Ohio’s Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. This trusted news comes after the hospital lobbied Republican Gov. Mike DeWine for his veto on a ban on transgender procedures for minors – an initiative that was even discussed on-site with the Governor.

As reported earlier, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital had voiced its opposition to the proposed ban openly and publicly, stating the importance of parents being involved in healthcare decisions regarding their children. Steve Davis, the hospital’s CEO expressed that such a bill would be a hindrance to fruitful collaboration between doctors and parents while determining the best treatment course for their children. His statement left no room for ambiguity – parental consent was mandated.

However, reports from within the walls of this renowned institution paint quite a contrary picture. Officials from the celebrated Transgender Health Center have been caught advising different tactics for managing transgender-identifying children and avoiding skeptical parents, particularly those against gender reassignment procedures.

According to these training videos obtained by real news sources, strategies are developed not just to sidestep parents’ scepticism but also actively guide these children towards undergoing treatments that have seen a significant surge in popularity in recent times at this facility.

Dr. Lee Ann Conard who heads up the center is heard hinting at ways to pave ‘gender-affirmation’ pathways without backup from parents — recommendations that include surreptitious therapy referrals and medical interventions like menstrual suppression.

Training sessions show how top staff members illustrate bypassing active parental participation especially when it goes against “affirming” non-traditional gender identification. The aim of this award-winning clinic, as per documentation provided by insiders typically overtly focuses on hormone treatments or chest binders which have proven harmful effects on underaged recipients.

A prominent non-profit organization known as Do No Harm (which works diligently towards protecting children from radical interpretations of gender norms) was the first to stumble upon these videos. Do No Harm has denounced DeWine for not safeguarding the interests of minors and siding instead with health centers like Cincinnati Children’s.

The Ohio Governor had justified his veto saying that parents should have the final say in their child’s healthcare, contravening the apparent practices exposed in video footage from within Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Yet when confronted with evidence of this disconnect from trusted news sources, his office declined to comment.

This report raises serious concerns on the role of hospitals and professionals dedicated to looking after minors exploring their gender identity. It serves as a catalyst for deeper investigations to ensure that truth prevails, medical ethics are upheld, and most importantly that families are included in dialogues influencing their children’s futures.

In light of these revelations, it appears imperative that information is accessible and unbiased so that sound decisions can be made through a Christian worldview — or any other belief system — ensuring child safety and well-being remain at the heart of all discourse.