We have some breaking news right now from the Supreme Court that we need to bring in.

We're just getting a decision having to do with transgender care for minors, specifically.

The Supreme Court upholding a Tennessee law, restricting gender affirming care for those minors.

The other states out there, 20 plus of them, who have these laws, will also take

great reassurance that the court is signing off on what they've done. An advocate say today's

ruling is a huge setback for trans rights across the country.

Hi, my name's Olivia. We live in New Hampshire and my 11-year-old is likely to be impacted by this Supreme Court ruling.

He is on the verge of entering puberty and is likely to not be able to get the gender-affirming therapy that he needs.

Now, a lot of people might think, well, 11 years old, how does your child at 11 know anything about this?

And the truth of the matter is he has known since he was three years old.

And just to briefly share the story, all of his meltdowns at this point, her meltdowns

would end up.

And Mommy, kill me now.

Mommy, I want to die.

And I really just didn't know what to do.

My husband, and I were like at a loss of like, well, what are we doing so wrong that our child just wants to die?

We changed pronouns.

We allowed him to dress up however he wanted.

And never again has he had one of those meltdowns.

There was never any push to tell our child you should be a male. He knew. He always knew, and he still knows, and he has not wavered.

To him, the idea of going into puberty is absolutely traumatizing.

Our doctors have already told us, brace yourselves for the worst, you're going to have

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