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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2024 · 25 MIN

The Story of Texas Children’s Hospital Whistleblower Vanessa Sivadge

from The SoCon Report Podcast · host Family Policy Alliance

The fight to protect children in our nation continues to grow. Children are undergoing life-changing surgeries in an attempt to change their gender. Others are taking medications to help them look more like another gender. What are Christians to do in response?In this podcast, we bring you the story of one courageous woman in the medical profession who has stood up for the rights of children at risk. Vanessa Savidge, a registered nurse at the Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston, landed her dream job in the nation’s largest children’s hospital. However, she soon discovered questionable practices that led her to speak out.Her whistleblower efforts led to national attention to the issue of gender surgeries for children but have come at a great personal cost. Vanessa joins us today to discuss her story that she shared during our SoCon Conference this year in Washington, D.C. You won’t want to miss this powerful story.Discover more and support Vanessa at https://www.givesendgo.com/nurse_whistleblower.Join the pledge to PRAY, VOTE, and ENGAGE at FamilyPolicyAlliance.com/pledge. 

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