Published on Apr 15, 2019
“I made an appointment to see the college campus therapist. She immediately hands me these cartoon statistics on suicide and why I should affirm my son. I asked her to look into other mental health issues…. She said no. She wasn’t required to do so. I asked her to help my son feel comfortable in his body to avoid life-long meds and surgeries. She said she couldn’t do that either. That was considered conversion therapy and that was illegal in New Jersey. You can’t question anyone who claims to be the opposite sex, but you can lead them down the path to medical transition. To the President of Rutgers: “I was asking you to take this matter seriously. That these students who are away from home are vulnerable and sometimes overwhelmed. Your college should not be prescribing hormones and sex changes to these students. I ask you to re-evaluate what is going on at your school. Here I was a mother horrified over what was about to happen to my son and none of you, the doctor didn’t want to talk to me, the therapist dismissed all my concerns over my son, no one showed any compassion over what my son was going to do.” “I am here today to expose the injustice that is done to our students. Our children. College doctors are prescribing hormones to our kids. College campuses like Rutgers offer sex changes on their health plan. Parents have no say. This is unacceptable and it has to stop.”