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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If being misgendered would be troubling to you or your child, I would familiarize yourself with the route to a different hospital.

Presumably in a true life-or-death, minutes count sort of emergency, misgendering or missed doses of the pill would not be a concern. [/quote]

Yes.  This should be your last concern if there is a true emergency.  Otherwise go to the hospital you prefer.

I find it troubling to force religious people to accommodate beliefs they find untrue, so I guess we are even.[/quote]
A church congregation should not be forced to no. But a hospital providing health care to the public is not the same thing. Hospitals can’t pick and choose what service they provide based on their interpretation of  a book written by men translated many many times into many many languages. 
Signed, a Christian [/quote]

Religious hospitals are founded and run by religious denominations and often, specific religious orders.

Quit trying to impose your secular beliefs on people of faith.[/quote]

They were built and run on the labor of unpaid nuns in particular, who were guided by their faith. These hospitals provided care for the destitute when nobody else did, and were forward-thinking in the care of women in particular because they were run by women.

The attacks from entitled (yet wholly ignorant) people like the PP you are responding to are off the hook. [/quote]

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