Posted on 05/20/2017 12:23:47 PM PDT by PROCON
AUGUSTA, Georgia, May 18, 2017 (LifeSiteNews) A woman in the last phase of gender assignment died Tuesday of complications from surgery, one of the last procedures in her effort to transition to the male sex.
Rebeccah Feldhaus, 25, who went by Rowan, had a hysterectomy and was readmitted to the hospital later after going into septic shock and losing oxygen to her brain.
Rowan knew the risks going in to all of this and he was willing to accept the risks to do what he knew he wanted to do, friend Austin Akins said.
Feldhaus was an Augusta University student and board member for the LGBT advocacy group Georgia Equality.
She had begun the transition process around two years ago, according to WRDW-TV, and petitioned the court last year to legally change her name from Rebeccah Elizabeth to Rowan Elijah.
A local judge denied the request, igniting backlash and national media attention.
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“What a sick society in which we live.”
Interesting times...
Doc should lose his license, to say the least.
Add to that: surgeries for vasectomy, tied Fallopian tubes, bariatric surgery (cutting up a healthy gastrointestinal tract), vanity plastic surgery (installing "horns" or splitting the tongue, for example), etc. In all these cases the organ was working as designed before surgery.
Are they sure it was septic shock? Seems the loss of oxygen could just be her "female" parts revolting against her desire to have "male" parts attached.
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