Thank you. Your perseverance in making sure parent voices are heard has been instrumental in getting us where we are today. It is going on eight years of my husband and I fighting for reality in our daughter’s life. Being able to read other parent’s stories has help me immensely.
I found PITT six months into my own natal daughter's overnight identity announcement in the middle of pandemic lockdown, so it has been 5 1/2 years. Reading other parents' experiences and exchanging comments here has been a lifeline. While we do not necessarily share the same political and other stances, what I find the strongest and most vital commonality is our clear love for our children, and a desire to see them happy, healthy - and whole. Thank you, PITT editors, and thanks to all those who have shared here.
Thank you, PITT! I have an immense amount of gratitude for you and the families I’ve connected with in this space. The impact has been monumental, no exaggeration. This outlet not only provided a place for me to write but to process, connect, and grow in ways I never would have imagined. This week an interview I did is expected to be released here in Minnesota which provided the opportunity for me to hold the two PITT volumes before the camera. I hope it remains and more families will come to see, as you wrote, “You are not alone!”
It's been a little over six years our family has been in this tragic mess. I am so grateful for you providing this - it has helped me in many dark moments. Thank you!!
I hope we are exposing this cult for what it is and how it is harming our kids and destroying families.
It has been a long, difficult, lonely and painful five years but this space has given us all hope, incredible support, understanding, freedom to express our feelings, and a safe place to connect. Thank you for starting this sub stack, for publishing your two books, and for keeping our stories available to each other. You have touched the lives of so many people that you will never meet - I am so grateful for the endless hours you have put in over these years for all of us. You have experienced your own story which drove you to find answers and you shared that information with us here. Together we have grieved, cried, mourned, and prayed for each other because of these stories. You helped us all to feel less alone while dealing with this evil cult. I hope one day I will
get to read your final post because it will mean the end of this medical scandal. Again, thank you.
Thank you. Writting for PITT has helped me move on. Putting the story of my children out into the world has allowed me to stop dwelling on it and work on creating a life with what I have now.
I think I’ve been with PITT since the beginning but have never told my story in full because like the authors say, I thought it would be over by now & mine would have a happy ending. Like so many, that hasn’t happened. My thoughts now are with the detransitioners. I want the Detrans clinics to start happening & to be named as such. It’s so weird, they probably want privacy but I want the world to know regret is real and they were duped.
Thank you, PITT! Very grateful to the editors, writers, and the general PITT community.
Thank you. Your perseverance in making sure parent voices are heard has been instrumental in getting us where we are today. It is going on eight years of my husband and I fighting for reality in our daughter’s life. Being able to read other parent’s stories has help me immensely.
I found PITT six months into my own natal daughter's overnight identity announcement in the middle of pandemic lockdown, so it has been 5 1/2 years. Reading other parents' experiences and exchanging comments here has been a lifeline. While we do not necessarily share the same political and other stances, what I find the strongest and most vital commonality is our clear love for our children, and a desire to see them happy, healthy - and whole. Thank you, PITT editors, and thanks to all those who have shared here.
Thank you, PITT! I have an immense amount of gratitude for you and the families I’ve connected with in this space. The impact has been monumental, no exaggeration. This outlet not only provided a place for me to write but to process, connect, and grow in ways I never would have imagined. This week an interview I did is expected to be released here in Minnesota which provided the opportunity for me to hold the two PITT volumes before the camera. I hope it remains and more families will come to see, as you wrote, “You are not alone!”
Thank you for providing this needed space. It is much appreciated.
It's been a little over six years our family has been in this tragic mess. I am so grateful for you providing this - it has helped me in many dark moments. Thank you!!
I hope we are exposing this cult for what it is and how it is harming our kids and destroying families.
Thank you, PITT editors!
We are not alone.
It has been a long, difficult, lonely and painful five years but this space has given us all hope, incredible support, understanding, freedom to express our feelings, and a safe place to connect. Thank you for starting this sub stack, for publishing your two books, and for keeping our stories available to each other. You have touched the lives of so many people that you will never meet - I am so grateful for the endless hours you have put in over these years for all of us. You have experienced your own story which drove you to find answers and you shared that information with us here. Together we have grieved, cried, mourned, and prayed for each other because of these stories. You helped us all to feel less alone while dealing with this evil cult. I hope one day I will
get to read your final post because it will mean the end of this medical scandal. Again, thank you.
Thank you. Writting for PITT has helped me move on. Putting the story of my children out into the world has allowed me to stop dwelling on it and work on creating a life with what I have now.
Is there one particular way that has helped you stopped dwelling?
I think I’ve been with PITT since the beginning but have never told my story in full because like the authors say, I thought it would be over by now & mine would have a happy ending. Like so many, that hasn’t happened. My thoughts now are with the detransitioners. I want the Detrans clinics to start happening & to be named as such. It’s so weird, they probably want privacy but I want the world to know regret is real and they were duped.
Please share your story . Even if it's a sad story today, perhaps one day you will share a second, happier part.
Share your story- the world needs to hear it.
Thank you, this group has helped me feel like I am not alone in this misery.