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As a mom, I cannot listen to Chloe Cole’s testimony without thinking about my own children. What Chloe Cole ⭐️ lost can never be fully restored. She trusted the adults around her. She trusted the experts. She trusted a system that told her these interventions would solve her pain.... Now she is living with permanent consequences from decisions made when she was a child. No matter what side of this debate you’re on, Chloe’s voice matters. Because every child deserves careful, honest, compassionate care. And every parent deserves the full truth before life-altering decisions are made. Thank you, Chloe Cole, for sharing your story and speaking for so many young people who may not yet have a voice.show more

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