With a

look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

Late last month, the North Carolina court allowed Preysa Mosley to sue the

doctors who provided her so-called gender-affirming care.

According to Mosley, who began these so-called treatments at

age 16, doctors and counselors told me that changing my body to look like a boy's

body would cure my mental health problems, end quote. However, despite chemical and surgical interventions,

Mosley's mental health problems persisted.

Again, here's Mosley.

Their care left me broken.

With extreme physical injuries and without my body parts, it did not cure my mental health

problems instead made them worse. Despite motions to dismiss the case the

court found that Mosley's complaints were sufficient to proceed. In fact there's a

rapidly growing number of stories like hers, claiming that so-called

transitioning did not bring wholeness.

The court's decision, the first of its kind offers hope that ideologically motivated medical

professionals who fast-track kids to so-called

transitioning can be stopped and even brought to justice.

That means that stories like Mosley's may yet end on a more hopeful note.

I'm John Stone Street.