Well, if what you posted about the process is accurate, that's a different story. However, I am concerned about the influence of the parents upon child that may be skewed toward advocating gender change. It's one thing to promote my children's aspirations during their formative years to be engineer, doctors, or athletes; it's quite another to promote or even to acquiesce in the face of their aspirations to change their gender.
Normally I would not read Daily Mail for the life of me, but I went through this article. The couple have another son who is fine being a boy. There are more about him having speech impediment, his first words after learning sign language was that he thought he was a girl and that he had threatened to cut off his manhood at age seven. He was diagnosed by psychiatrists to have gender identity disorder. So what a parent is to do?
"Fire cannot kill a dragon." -Daenerys Targaryen, Game of Thrones
