Trans Activists Prey on Vulnerable Children

A therapist shares everything a parent/grandparent should know about the trans agenda.

Dr. J Show | May 1, 2024 - Pamela Garfield-Jaeger Pamela Garfield-Jaeger, a licensed clinical therapist, aka "The Truthful Therapist," is author of A Practical Response to Gender Distress: Tips and Tools for Families. In this interview, she explains: How trans activists prey upon vulnerable children Which children are the most vulnerable The biggest, of many, reasons a child will identify as trans How parents should respond when a child tells them he or she is trans How parents can avoid being dismissed as a "transphobe" who "just doesn't get it" How parents should interview a potential therapist for their child What's wrong with using 'preferred pronouns' Learn all this and more by watching the full episode on Locals, or find the first half on YouTube, Bitchute, or Odysee. Watch the full episode on Locals Nothing bad ever happens from free sex, right? Ruth Institute Marketing Director Matt Maddox delivers a one-minute truth bomb:   Don't want kids? Don't have sex--unless it's with your spouse. You'll avoid a lot of personal heartache, and you'll cause less for your children, too.   Watch this Minute with Matt for a fresh dose of reality that many can't handle. Watch and comment Showing Compassion to Survivors of Clerical Abuse From Faith Hakesley at "Advice from a Survivor"   As if surviving clerical abuse isn't tough enough, people often display a lack compassion towards survivors. They express dismay, sometimes disgust, when victims remain practicing Catholics. Some have even suggested that those, like me, who choose to stay are enablers and contributing to the church's problems.    This isn't helpful. It's also cruel, not to mention ridiculous. On the other hand, people sometimes express their disgust when survivors do leave the Church. This isn't helpful to survivors either.   Aside from fighting the corruption plaguing the church, we should focus on providing the resources that survivors need and meeting them wherever they're at. In other words, we should practice showing more compassion.  Keep reading A now for a little levity... Prayer Corner for: (If you have a prayer intention, please reply to this email.) an autistic granddaughter who identifies as a boy. Jennie, who lost vision in one eye. Joyce, who fell and broke her hip. another woman who fell and broke her kneecap, and that it can heal with a splint rather than surgery. Annie, who may be having another miscarriage. Andre to find a new job. Colin to find a nearby pharmacy with in-stock insulin for him. our general intention for May: Like what we're doing? Please consider donating to keep us going.  Donate to the Ruth Institute You are receiving this newsletter because you signed up for it on our website, or you signed up at a talk by Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse or another Ruth Institute affiliate. Share this newsletter with your colleagues or on social media. The Ruth Institute, 630 W. Prien Lake Road, Suite B #246, Lake Charles, LA 70601, United States Unsubscribe Manage preferences