I read the comments and was intrigued by what everyone was commenting so had to check the link. I was surprised by the story, it is pretty bonkers but then I thought that, as people say, or I've heard anyway, Canadians are pretty nice people generally - a more laid back and relaxed, tolerant version of america.
Then I thought about the whole situation and thought that it was actually pretty good that this person had found acceptance, especially after feeling suicidal. She had to have been in a pretty bad place. She may have mental health issues but its great that, rather than being judgemental and condemning her she has found a family that will support her and take care of her. I don't know the ins and outs of the situation but the fact she also has a church to go to where people support and accept her is a pretty good thing too. It can't be many places that someone with her condition could go and not be ridiculed and made to feel good about herself. Think it's quite a nice story in a way. Hopefully the family will work it out and they can all learn to just adapt to the whole situation. People are always going through difficult times in their families, this is a pretty extreme example.

Some of the lefty/liberals on here danny?

They'd probably prefer to make us feel guilty about "her" plight and force us to pay for her necessary re-assignment issues........