How is this real?? | Asmongold TV

A mother in Washington State took her 14-year-old daughter to a doctor for acne treatment and was told she no longer has access to her child’s medical records, cannot be present for appointments, and cannot be notified of any medications or procedures the minor requests — all because the state grants children that age full medical autonomy. The doctor then told the daughter she could come back without her mother and get birth control, even though the mother had refused it. The host, Asmongold, reacts with disbelief and argues that such policies are dangerous, illogical, and should be met with severe personal accountability for the officials who create them.

The core problem: minors with full medical privacy from parents

The mother explains that in Washington State, once a child turns 14, parents lose access to their medical records, including through online portals like MyChart. The child can schedule appointments, request medications, and undergo procedures without parental knowledge or consent — even though the parent pays the insurance, the copays, and drives the child to the clinic. The mother was physically removed from the exam room when the doctor asked the daughter if she had anything to say privately. The daughter said no and asked for her mother to return.