And in the end, we have arrived at this too… It was to be expected, alas, given the level of ultra-progressivism that permeates every corner of our society. Even a very delicate sector like healthcare. The most unrestrained LGBTQ line (we have lost count of the letters after the “q”) has won again, the one that too often goes against common sense. So? On October 3 and 4, in Riccione, on the occasion of the second national congress of the Italian Association of Obstetrics, dedicated to “Gender, genres, generations,” there will be a rather curious panel. Title: “If the one giving birth is not a mother.” Alt: who else should it be? A transgender person. Yes, you read that right: midwives from all over Italy will attend lessons to understand how to manage pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding of trans people. A “new professional frontier,” say the association.
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DENSE PROGRAM
The declared goal is to prepare the professionals who bring children into the world for the changes in the world, updating their skills. The program is dense. On the first day, for example, there will be a discussion on “cultural stereotypes and stigma,” with an invitation to always use “forms with neutral and respectful language” because there is “a regulatory gap that prevents people with a uterus from doing HPV screening (the Papilloma virus).” People with a uterus. The word “women” is forbidden. But let’s go further. The speakers will also explain how to “understand the language of the LGBTQ community that meets healthcare language” and also about “amenorrhea (the absence of menstrual cycle) in trans Afab people (Assigned female at birth, that is, people born female and who became men) who take testosterone.” It is a very difficult terminological labyrinth to get out of unscathed.
And here we come to the main course, the already mentioned “If the one giving birth is not a mother: an overview of pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding in the trans community.” Discussing it, besides a midwife, will be a representative of “trans parenthood” from the association “Rete Genitori Rainbow” and a lawyer from the legal desk of the association “Gruppo Trans.” On the second day, instead, there will be the panel “Labor, delivery, and breastfeeding assistance in LGBTQ couples.” Participants, depending on whether or not they are members of the association and the registration date, will pay from 109 to 219 euros for the congress. Lunches included, hotel nights excluded. The matter, needless to say, has become political.
POLITICAL CONTROVERSY
The Vannacciani deputies Davide Bergamini and Rossano Sasso will present a question to the Minister of Health Orazio Schillaci “about the incredible course organized in Riccione” because, they explain, “a man does not breastfeed: it is biological reality, not an opinion.” The PD and Arcigay, on the other side of the barricade, rise up. “A scientific congress that explores how to guarantee appropriate assistance also to people who risk discrimination in access to care does not erase women or biological differences, it strengthens a fundamental principle of the National Health Service, that of treating every person with dignity and competence,” says Roberta Mori, coordinator of the National Conference of Democratic Women. Marco Tonti, president of Arcigay Rimini, suggests: “We understand that told like this it can surprise, but it is pure and simple biology: a trans person who suspends testosterone therapy can become fertile again and can give birth.” And the midwives? “As health professionals, we do not respond to party logic but to the protection of human health,” explains Antonella Marchi, honorary president of the Italian Association of Obstetrics.
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