Young Woman Regrets Gender Transition, Blames Doctors for Rushed Treatment

• Isabelle Ayala began transitioning at 14, detransitioned at 17 after realizing it was a mistake.
• Ayala is suing the American Academy of Pediatrics, claiming hasty diagnosis and treatment.
• She has made a documentary to caution others, highlighting her challenges and legal battle.

Isabelle Ayala, a 20-year-old from Florida, underwent a gender transition from female to male at 14, only to reverse her decision three years later.

Her journey is now the subject of a new documentary where she shares her experiences and warnings. Ayala is suing the American Academy of Pediatrics, accusing them of a rushed diagnosis of gender dysphoria and subsequent prescription of testosterone after just a 45-minute consultation. She argues that this decision, made without thorough evaluation, led to irreversible health issues.

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Ayala's case is unique as she directly challenges the American Academy of Pediatrics. She claims the organization's guidelines on affirmative care, which emphasize validating the patient's expressed identity, were misleading and harmful in her case. She also highlights her struggles with various mental health issues, including autism, ADHD, PTSD, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and depression, which were overlooked during her treatment.

The documentary, part of the Independent Women's Forum's "Identity Crisis" series, aims to shed light on the complexities of gender transition, especially in young people. Ayala's story raises questions about the current practices in treating gender dysphoria and the impact on youth.

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