Two mothers on the impact of the High Court ruling on puberty blockers on their children

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The High Court ruled last week that children under the age of 16 with gender dysphoria are “unlikely” to be able to give informed consent to treatment with puberty-blocking drugs. But what is the impact of this on families with children on the waiting lists for these treatments? On Woman's Hour, Jane Garvey spoke to two mothers of children in that position. You can listen to the full interviews on BBC Sounds.