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The mental history and stability of any child applying for irreversible life decisions should be evaluated, and only for…

Yes, but only with extensive counsel and confirmation over a considerable span of time; also, not under 16 years old

It really depends, and I think that the medical professional and parents need to talk with the child. Because this can b…

Yes, if they're under the treatment of a mental heath professional and is deemed in the best interest of the person. Par…

Yes, if it's not paid for by the government because it is a "recreational" procedure and if the parents also agree that…

Yes, on a case by case basis, under the care of qualified medical personnel, if it is necessary and appropriate. Childre…

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