A Florida transgender surgeon has vowed to ‘chop off as many kids genitals as possible’ before Trump takes office in January.

Dr. Sidhbh Gallagher told her Instagram followers over the weekend she is working overtime to fit in as many child sex change surgeries as possible before Trump re-enters the White House.

Infowars.com reports: One of Gallagher’s followers asked, “With political climate – Are you concerned about continuing to do trans surgeries?”

The doctor responded by saying she’s witnessed “a lot of panic within the [trans] community,” since Trump was re-elected earlier this month. 

“And in response to that, in the office here, we’ve opened up more surgery days,” she explained. “We’ve opened up more appointment days to try and accommodate people as efficiently as possible, you know, who are concerned about getting their surgery done before the new administration…takes over, and I believe we even still have some surgery dates available before then,” she told her audience of nearly 39,000 on Instagram, describing this as “frightening times.”

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Gallagher continued, saying the future of trans surgeries in America is uncertain and that her home state of Florida already has a ban on “surgical care for transgender youth.”

“Trans people belong everywhere, and so myself and the staff feel very strongly about continuing to offer gender-affirming care as long as we can, and we plan to open up these days help accommodate people in the meantime,” she told her social media followers.

Just like reports of illegal immigrants rushing the U.S.-Mexico border ahead of Trump’s inauguration, it appears as if leftist hysteria is convincing trans people to rush to their doctors for surgeries in anticipation the MAGA movement will somehow crack down on them.

In reality, most Trump supporters agree adults can make their own decisions and simply don’t believe underage individuals are mentally equipped to consent to sex change surgeries as Florida and 24 other states have determined.