Young woman who regrets gender transition celebrates Supreme Court decision on youth trans treatments

A young pistillate who regrets trying to alteration her sex arsenic a troubled teen celebrated Wednesday’s landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling upholding a Tennessee instrumentality banning transgender aesculapian treatments for minors.

"I'm truly grateful," Independent Women's Ambassador Prisha Mosley told Fox News Digital.

Mosley, 26, is portion of the increasing assemblage of young radical who are speaking retired astir their regrets aft undergoing aesculapian treatments to dainty their sex dysphoria. After being prescribed puberty blockers and testosterone arsenic a teen and having a treble mastectomy, Mosley feels aesculapian professionals preyed connected her vulnerability and treated her arsenic an "experiment."

As an ambassador for the blimpish radical Independent Women, she's provided grounds advocating for states, including Tennessee, to enact authorities to halt aesculapian providers from assisting successful the sex modulation of children. 

Detransitioner and Independent Women Ambassador Prisha Mosley speaking extracurricular the U.S. Supreme Court arsenic oral arguments for US v Skrmetti are underway, December 4, 2024. (Independent Women)

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Mosley told Fox News Digital she wasn't that amazed by the ruling, arsenic she considered the plaintiffs' lawsuit weak.

"The arguments were not bully connected the broadside of this benignant of harm for minors," she recalled. "And their practice from the ACLU had to admit nether oath that 'gender-affirming care' does not adjacent trim the termination complaint for anyone."

Mosley has taken ineligible enactment against the aesculapian professionals she says pushed her into sex modulation arsenic a teen erstwhile she struggled with intelligence illnesses, including anorexia, OCD, suicidal thoughts and trauma from being raped. 

She was astir 16 years aged erstwhile she started socially transitioning aft being convinced by transgender activists online that she was unhappy due to the fact that her "body was warring to beryllium a boy." At 17, aesculapian professionals affirmed this content and rapidly enactment her connected puberty blockers and testosterone.

Prisha Mosley, 26, said she experiences chronic symptom and wellness problems arsenic a effect of the transgender treatments she had arsenic a troubled teenager. (Prisha Mosley)

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She aboriginal underwent a treble mastectomy and present faces chronic symptom and large wellness problems owed to these treatments.

She's spent the past respective years informing others of the dangers and devastating consequences that tin effect from hormones and enactment reassignment surgeries.

"They're wholly irreversible. It's intolerable to really person a enactment alteration which children are duped into believing they're having by activists, doctors who are lying. And they prevarication to you on the full mode with euphemisms and a refusal to usage existent aesculapian terminology, but a enactment speech ne'er takes place. All you modulation into is simply a little steadfast mentation of yourself with the aforesaid problems that brought you to cull your sex," Mosley told Fox News Digital.

She dismissed headlines from immoderate media outlets Wednesday decrying the ruling arsenic a "setback" oregon "new attack" connected transgender rights.

Detransitioner activistic Prisha Mosley. Right: Mosley holding motion extracurricular the U.S. Supreme Court arsenic oral arguments for US v Skrmetti are underway, December 4, 2024. (Prisha Mosley/Independent Women)

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"It's insincere," she reacted to the media coverage. "This ruling is bully for people, for children who place arsenic trans too."

She argued the instrumentality would support children who've been caught up successful a "social contagion" from being pressured into aesculapian treatments that could permission irreparable changes to their bodies.

"And successful states that person banned this benignant of care, they're going to beryllium lawfully protected from doctors who would instrumentality vantage of them successful their susceptible authorities portion they person unusual beliefs and instrumentality distant their wellness and their assemblage parts. And it's present lawful to prohibition doctors from doing that," she continued.

At contented successful the case, United States v. Skrmetti, was whether Tennessee's Senate Bill 1 violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

That instrumentality prohibits states from allowing medical providers to present puberty blockers and hormones to facilitate a minor's modulation to different sex.

It besides targets healthcare providers successful the authorities who proceed to supply specified procedures to gender-dysphoric minors— opening these providers up to fines, lawsuits and different liability. 

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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) asked the Supreme Court to perceive the lawsuit connected behalf of the parents of 3 transgender adolescents and a Memphis-based doc who treats transgender patients. 

The tribunal upheld the Tennessee instrumentality successful a 6-3 ruling.

Writing for the majority, Chief Justice John Roberts said, "The Equal Protection Clause does not resoluteness these disagreements. Nor does it spend america licence to determine them arsenic we spot best. Our relation is not ‘to justice the wisdom, fairness, oregon logic’ of the instrumentality earlier us… but lone to guarantee that it does not interruption the adjacent extortion warrant of the Fourteenth Amendment. Having concluded it does not, we permission questions regarding its argumentation to the people, their elected representatives, and the antiauthoritarian process."

Fox News' Breanne Deppisch and Bill Mears contributed to this report.