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Fifty-five “Articles of Impeachment” lie between the covers of this book and detail the harmful and irreversible consequences “sex change surgery” continues to inflict on real people—adults, teenagers, and even children—and why it needs to be reined in.

Fifty-five articles…
•Written by an insider turned whistleblower
•Featuring first-person stories, medical studies, history and politics
•Published in The Daily Signal, Public Discourse, and The Federalist over the last five years
•Formulate a compelling case against sex change surgery

Read personal emails from thirty transgender individuals who reflect on the consequences of their gender transition, backed up by the latest research. Trans Life Survivors powerfully portrays the human toll inflicted by experts who push gender transition on those who don’t need it.

Includes a special section on transgender children.

Includes the latest research.

Reviews of Trans Life Survivors:

• Equip Yourself to Become A True Trans Ally: Read Walt Heyer’s Trans Life Survivors
  ThePublicDiscourse.com by Jean C. Lloyd
• Transgender Regretters Come Out Of The Closet
  TheFederalist.com by Stella Morabito
• A Review of Trans Life Survivors
  CultureWatch by Bill Muehlenberg

What readers are saying:

I’m a detransitioner. We exist. Our lives matter. Despite what the media, the pro-transition activists, and the virtue-signaling “allies” would have you otherwise believe…

I’m so thankful for Walt’s courage in telling our stories.

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A fresh perspective on the medical treatment for gender identity issues, combining well-researched facts with personal accounts. Exposes and debunks the promises of gender change surgery and shines a light on the suicides and dissatisfaction that the advocates would prefer to keep hidden.

What readers are saying:

The research, reason, passion (even outrage) and compassion makes for compelling reading.

An excellent read from someone who has experienced this firsthand. I highly recommend this to anyone silently or openly facing transgender issues. The author gives you the history of gender dysphoria, and offers a compassionate way for families to walk with their loved ones through this journey.

In this sensational novel based on a true story, author Walt Heyer powerfully places the reader in the life of Kid Dakota in Los Angeles in the 1940s.

Secrets, we learn, have consequences when Kid Dakota becomes the unwilling participant in his grandmother’s dark obsession. Dakota tries to shake off Nana’s depraved secret—he marries, becomes a father and achieves spectacular success in his career. But Nana’s decades-old secret holds him in its grip, threatening to turn his life upside-down.

What readers are saying:

Great book; came into my life right at the time I needed it. Walt Heyer has great insight into the whole transgender nightmare because he lived it and managed to come out on the other side and is helping others facing this most unfortunate thing.

Transgender people undergo hormone injections and irreversible surgeries in a desperate effort to feel better, yet they attempt and commit suicide at an alarming rate, even after treatment.

Walt Heyer digs into the issues behind transgender suicide and shares some heart-wrenching letters from those who regret the decision to change genders.

What readers are saying:

Wow. Heyer certainly blows the whistle on the complicity of the American Psychiatric Association in promoting unscientific gender ideology and the denial of biology, anatomy, physiology, and genetics. —Melissa Martin, Ph.D.

Highly recommended. This book uses the author’s personal experiences, excepts from e-mails that he has received from other people who have been through surgical gender reassignment, and research papers to explore the phenomenon of transsexualism. Highly recommended for anyone who is interested in getting the whole story.