Wednesday 18 May 2022 04:55 PM Trans teenage girl given drugs to change into a man wants FEMALE life back ... trends now
A troubled teenage girl who was provided drugs to gender reassign into a man following an hour-long consult with a 'gender clinic' is now fighting to reclaim her adult life as a woman.
Tanya, not her real name, transitioned into a man at the tender age of 18 while dealing with bi-polar, autism, anxiety and depression.
Now aged 21, the still young woman struggles with suicidal thoughts every day as she works to reverse the transformation.
The girl, 17, was allegedly provided drugs to gender reassign after a one-hour consult
A text message sent by Tanya to her mother amid claims she was 'groomed' by transgender community
Text messages from Tanya to her mum outlining her regret at 'transitioning' as a teenager.
Tanya's devastated mum Judith Hunter blames sections of the transgender community for bending her daughter's fragile mind to suit their agenda.
Ms Hunter has told Daily Mail Australia her daughter was 'beguiled, groomed and kidnapped' by the transgender community.
'There will be a tsunami of kids like our daughter,' she warned.
'It is like being brainwashed in a cult and if you don't go along with it you are punished.'
When I went to the hospital the next day and asked to see my daughter, I was told I had a son and there was a male name above her bed
Tanya took testosterone for 18 months and was later supported by the trans community with crowdfunding to raise money for breast removal.
Three years after her journey to manhood began, Tanya admitted herself into a mental hospital on the verge of suicide.
Ms Hunter said her daughter begged her to help save her from what she had become.
By then, the testosterone that had pumped through her veins had wrought irreversible effects on Tanya's body.
Her voice had deepened, her hairline receded and she had a significant redistribution of body fat.
Tanya's female shape had become that of a man, including a massive increase of body and facial hair.
She now suffered ongoing vaginal atrophy and dryness, causing her significant pain and requiring constant medication.
Ms Hunter claimed her daughter's story was not unique, with countless other parents sharing their horror stories with her.
'The parents who say, 'no it's not the right thing to do' are (attacked) by the kids and the online sites tell them to turn their back on their family. 'Get rid of your family. We are your family now',' she said.
When Ms Hunter discovered the myriad of transgender videos and websites Tanya had been viewing online, she was horrified.
The transgender community has been accused of capturing the minds of troubled teens
'It was like an online manual, what to do, what to say, how to treat your parents and tell them you are suicidal, so you'll end up in hospital where you'll be affirmed by hospital staff who will turn on your parents and take your side,' she said.
The Newcastle mum, north of Sydney in New South Wales, said while her daughter had struggled for three years through high school after being diagnosed with bi-polar, autism, anxiety and depression, she had no history of gender dysphoria.
Tanya's trans nightmare began in year 11 when her mother was forced to take her to a psychiatrist after she threatened
