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C.R.N.H. expressed that he is afraid of circumcision. 14.
C.R.N.H. is in constant fear of circumcision being forced upon him pursuant to the court’s order. 15.
C.R.N.H. does not have any medical condition that would make circumcision medically necessary. 16.
Under the circumstances of this case, circumcision is not medically necessary. 17.
Under the circumstances of this case, circumcision is non-therapeutic, elective, cosmetic surgery. 18.
Under the circumstances of this case, circumcision is invasive, irreversible, painful, and will cause C.R.N.H physical and psychological harm. 19.
Under the circumstances of this case, circumcision results in permanent physical alteration of one of C.R.N.H.’s most private body parts at an age when C.R.N.H. is aware of what his body looks like and will be traumatized by it. 20.
Circumcision at C.R.N.H.’s age results in the loss and/or disfigurement of a normal, healthy, functional, valuable body part. 21.
Circumcision at C.R.N.H.’s age will result in severe and permanent psychological damage. 22.
Circumcision at C.R.N.H.’s age does not provide medical benefits. 23.
Any “potential” medical benefits of circumcision at C.R.N.H.’s age are vastly outweighed by the risks of harm to his physical, psychological, and emotional condition. 24.
Any “potential” medical benefits of circumcision at C.R.N.H.’s age can be achieved by less invasive measures such as personal hygiene. 25.
Because C.R.N.H. is no longer a newborn, performing circumcision upon him