Will the gynecologist think back on that strange, hippyish Karen (me) she had in her office warning her about gender ideology years before? Too late, lady. I was making sense - you should have listened.

The gynecologist might have listened and even feel crap about not having much power to try to go against the system because she's just a gynecologist (though if this is her own privately owned practice, then it's fair to assume she supports TRA policies), not a legislator. She might not even care and wants to get on with her job. The reality is that not enough people care or they're trying to make sure they have enough money to pay off some bills.

If you want to make greater impact, trying start a protest and spread information, print flyers with information and hand them out or put them on cars (similar to how vegans put stickers in places to protest against meat consumption), try to inspire people to be more open with their views and express them. Try building a physical community, and make them active, this is how past movements in democratic states made progress (its how women, vegans, TIs created an impact in society), it might be seen as gender disciminating to the law, but still see if you can try to gain movement like that. I would love to do something similar except making myself famous will bring some unwanted consequences which I can't mitigate.