that is like a chevron employee at the gas station refusing to give you cigarettes you paid for because he thinks it will give you cancer !!!! hahaha pay up lunatic--"He explained this was for religious and cultural reasons, and he hoped that was OK. Mother Q said it was not OK." Ajaero's charting notes from the appointment said: "I noticed that the injection is for gender re-assignment as patient is already in the waiting room with [her] mother. I called mother into the room and explained to her that I would not be able to give the injection. Based on my religious belief and cultural background." Child Q and her mother never spoke with Ajaero again outside of legal proceedings. The decision found that "while it is true that Lupron was prescribed through the Gender Clinic, and was intended to give Child Q time to consider options relating to her gender identity, it is not medication for gender re-assignment." "It does not, on its own, conflict with Dr. Ajaero’s stated religious belief that 'God created man and woman.'"