Walt Heyer, who lived eight years as a transgender woman, said 'gender-affirming care' is 'medical malpractice' and said psychotherapy is a better alternative.
Walt Heyer lived eight years as a transgender woman before realizing he had experienced ‘medical malpractice’40 years ago said that the surgery nearly destroyed his life and slammed the profit-driven nature of surrounding transgenderism in the American medical and political landscape.
American author and activist Walt Heyer told Fox News Digital said transitioning is a 'scam' because it convinces people that the surgery will change them from a male to female or a female to male. "The issue is that if they have a father that passed away or killed in a plane crash or a car accident or a huge mass divorce or an alcoholic mom or a parent that's in a mental institution or a brother died, or you can go down the list. And all these things represent what we call an adverse childhood experience," he said.
"They could feel uncomfortable, even unsafe, in their own house. It could be the neighborhood they're in, the school they're in, the kids they play with," Heyer added."So, this is a vast wealth of information that takes a great deal of probing that the gender clinic [does not engage in]." "Strangely enough, when I work with these individuals, they don't even oftentimes know what the trauma was until you probed them and asked them and get involved in their life, their younger life," Heyer said."And then when they hit that button and realize, 'Oh, yeah, I see what you mean.' They then begin to buy into it. And that's when I tell them, you see, this is not gender dysphoria.
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