Walt Heyer, What aren't you being told about the truth of transgenders?

Dedication: Captain Nathan Hale executed by the British, September 22, 1776

Walt Heyer:  At 42, he was, by all accounts, a happily married man with two children.  But it was then he decided to undergo gender reassignment surgery to become a woman - a decision he would later say had a 'tremendous, destructive process' on his life. He reverted back to being a man just eight years later.  Now, at 74, Walt says he should never have been allowed to have the sex change in the first place. 

And he claims hundreds of others are making the same mistake because surgeons are not properly evaluating their motives to change gender.

He was delighted at being a female at first, having felt trapped in the wrong body since he was five years old.  But the Californian said these feelings of elation soon gave way to much darker feelings: 'Immediately after the procedure, you're in a state of euphoria because you battle it for so long.

'You think this is wonderful and fabulous and you think your life's going to be good and then as time goes on, there's this funny little thing that happens in life. It's called reality.'  sexchangeregret.com  waltheyer.com  Get his books at Amazon here

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