Dr. Hilary Cass‚ who authored the long-awaited British report criticizing transgender medical procedures for children‚ said she is not taking public transportation due to safety concerns. The Cass Review was released earlier this month. It is the result of a major independent review on children and gender identity commissioned by Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) in 2020. Cass herself is a pediatrician and former president of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health. “The reality is that we have no good evidence on the long-term outcomes of interventions to manage gender-related distress‚” Cass stated in her report. In an interview with The Times of London published Friday‚ Cass‚ 66‚ said she has received “vile” abusive emails and been warned to stay away from public transportation in the wake of her report. “There are some pretty vile emails coming in at the moment. Most of which my team is protecting me from‚ so I’m not getting to see them‚” she told the paper. “I’m not going on public transport at the moment‚ following security advice‚ which is inconvenient‚” Cass said. What bothers her more‚ however‚ is the “disinformation” surrounding her report. “I have been really frustrated by the criticisms‚ because it is straight disinformation. It is completely inaccurate‚” she said. “What dismays me is just how childish the debate can become. If I don’t agree with somebody then I’m called transphobic or a TERF [trans-exclusionary radical feminist].” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Just before the Cass Review came out‚ accusations circulated that the report had wrongly excluded dozens of transgender studies‚ a claim Cass said is false. Labour MP Dawn Butler claimed there were about 100 studies that were not included in the Cass Review‚ and “we need to know why.” “You don’t get up in parliament with an intent to spread misinformation‚” Cass said. “If you deliberately try to undermine a report that has looked at the evidence of children’s healthcare‚ then that’s unforgivable. You are putting children at risk by doing that‚” she said. Asked whether the attacks bother her‚ Cass said‚ “No.” “It’s personal‚ but these people don’t know me‚” she said. “I’m much‚ much more upset and frustrated about all this disinformation than I am about the abuse. The thing that makes me seethe is the misinformation.” Cass’ much anticipated report sharply criticized the transgender medicine industry targeting youth‚ saying the evidence for gender medicine is built on “shaky foundations.” Cross-sex hormones — estrogen and testosterone — should be prescribed to trans-identifying 16 and 17-year-olds only with an “extremely cautious” approach‚ and there should be a “clear clinical rationale” for not waiting until the teen is 18‚ the report says. Waiting would preserve fertility and manage any other conditions. The report also warns that children who are referred to gender services present with high rates of abuse and neglect‚ including sexual abuse and parental substance abuse. Cass cautioned that she has also spoken to detransitioners who “deeply regret” their earlier transitions. After the report’s release‚ the NHS responded saying it will review all transgender treatment it provides‚ including to adults‚ and all new treatment for 16 and 17-year-olds will be paused immediately. Scotland also said it would pause all new prescriptions of transgender medications for minors.

A dying father knew how hard his daughter would take his death‚ so he arranged to have flowers and a letter delivered to her every year through her 21st birthday. His final letter touched the hearts of millions. Bailey Sellers was only 16 when her dad‚ Mike Sellers‚ was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Because her siblings had already moved out and started families of their own‚ she decided to leave the classroom for a homeschool education. That way she could take care of him. That time together created a unique father-daughter bond. “I got homeschooled pretty much so I could spend time and take care of my dad while my mom worked to take care of us‚” she told People in 2017. Bailey spent her free time driving Mike to doctor’s appointments‚ picking up his medications‚ cooking him meals‚ and talking to him “about how scared he was.” “The experience made me a better person‚” she shared. “If I wouldn’t have gotten homeschooled‚ I wouldn’t have seen him suffer every day. And I wouldn’t have understood.” “When he did finally pass‚ it was kind of like happiness and sadness combined‚” Bailey continued. “I was happy that he was no longer suffering and he was in a much better place now … That experience made me grow up and mature.” (X) Bailey Sellers’ father died before her 17th birthday. But he didn’t forget about the milestone. Before he passed‚ he arranged to have flowers and a letter delivered to her door. “I had no idea I was getting these flowers‚ whatsoever‚” she told the publication. “When I turned 17‚ I got home one day and I found a bouquet of flowers on the front porch. I had no idea who they were from and I was very surprised.” After Recieving Heartfelt Letter From Dying Father‚ Daughter Goes On To “Live Life To The Fullest” Each year‚ the flowers continued to show up. But when she turned 21‚ the letter said it would be the last‚ and Bailey’s dad did his best to say goodbye. Bailey posted a picture of the letter on her Twitter page (X)‚ and it has since earned over 1 million likes. You can read her father’s words bellow. (X) Bailey went on to graduate high school and attend East Tennessee State University. She is now happily married‚ living her “life to the fullest” just as her dad had hoped. “He was my best friend and I looked up to him‚” Bailey continued. “I think he left me flowers because he knew I would be taking it the hardest.” You can find the source of this story’s featured images here. The post Dying Dad Arranges Flower Delivery Every Year For Daughter’s Birthday — Read His Heart-Wrenching Final Letter appeared first on InspireMore.

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The power of the elements can be in your hands with the Fortnite x Avatar crossover happening right now. However‚ if you want to truly harness nature you’re going to have to complete a few challenges. So‚ with no further ado‚ here is how to find either The Windmill or The Other Windmill in Fortnite and Air Jump at it. Grab yourself Air Jump in Fortnite Before you make your way to either The Windmill or The Other Windmill in Fortnite‚ make sure you have Air Jump. This can be equipped by picking up the Air Bender Mythic item from around the map. You can find the Air Bending element by looting Boxes or killing opponents with it in their inventory. However‚ the best way to get the Air Bending Mythic is by heading to one of the Air Shrines. These can be found in the yellow circles marked on the map below. The one by Brawlers Battleground is the most convenient to get to as it is closest to the southern Windmill you will need to Air Jump at. Screenshot: PC Invasion Once ...