Doctors and nurses at a Midwestern medical center that diagnoses children with gender dysphoria and prescribes experimental drugs and surgeries to make their healthy male or female bodies resemble those of the opposite sex in pursuit of a “transgender” identity may lose their medical licenses in the wake of a whistleblower’s damning testimony.
Jamie Reed, who describes herself as a “progressive” and says she is “married to a transman,” published a chilling account of her experiences at the Washington University Pediatric Transgender Center at St. Louis Children’s Hospital on the news website The Free Press Thursday. Later that day, Attorney General Andrew Bailey, R-Mo., released Reed’s sworn testimony about the center.
Reed notes that she worked at the center from 2018 to November 2022, and that while she supports “trans rights,” she “witnessed the Center cause permanent harm to many of the patients.”
“During my time at the Center, I personally witnessed Center healthcare providers lie to the public and to parents of patients about the treatment, or lack of treatment, and the effects of treatment provided to children at the Center,” she testified. “I witnessed children experience shocking injuries from the medication the Center prescribed. And I saw the Center make no attempt to track adverse outcomes of patients after they left the Center.”
“I raised concerns internally for years,” she said. “But the doctors at the Center told me to stop raising these concerns.”
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