Sandra was born mute and with high-functioning autism. She “always felt different from other kids.” It did not help that her mother was mentally ill, and there was no father to help raise this special-needs child.

At an early age, Sandra found herself drawn to toys and clothes meant for boys. She watched a lot of professional wrestling, loving the feeling of escapism it provided her lonely life.

But the women featured on the shows Sandra watched were not strong or brave like the men. Instead, the women were featured as mere sexual objects. “I recognized this as a little girl,” says Sandra, “and that's when my dysphoria began to develop.”

In the quiet isolation of her room, with no one to understand her pain, Sandra began to model herself after the strong men she saw on television. At age 14, Sandra’s mentally ill mother took her to a so-called gender clinic. “By the second appointment, I had been prescribed Depo Provera to stop my periods,” says Sandra. She was given testosterone the following year.

By the time she was 19, Sandra realized she might want to have children someday. But the testosterone she had taken for years might make such a possibility difficult. “This,” says Sandra, “along with realizing that transition would never make me male, caused me to regret making huge permanent decisions at a young age.”

Now in her early 20s, after years of taking testosterone, Sandra feels “trapped.” The damage to her body has already been done. She has found comfort in online groups for “detransitioners” — people who have stopped taking cross-sex hormones and are going back into the bodies and identities that God gave them. However, Sandra’s friends and social system only know her as a man. “I don’t know what to do,” Sandra says.

These doctors prey on vulnerable, lonely children like Sandra.

Protect America’s Children! Urge Congress to pass the Chloe Cole Act without delay to protect girls like Sandra.

People with autism are more likely to suffer from gender confusion than others, according to the largest scientific survey conducted on the subject.

Of the 641,860 subjects studied, up to 26% of those with gender confusion also have autism. One hallmark of autistic disorders is the inability to connect and relate with people.

Not incidentally, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reports that autism rates are rising rapidly in America. In 2004, 1 in 166 children had autism. By 2020, that number had skyrocketed to 1 in 54 children with autism spectrum disorder.

But instead of properly treating body dysphoria as a mental health issue, the LGBTQ lobby wants to force everyone to participate in the patients’ mental illness — while these doctors eagerly wield the scalpel on healthy young bodies.

Chloe Cole also preferred boy toys and clothes as a child. Her parents arranged for her to have a double mastectomy at age 15. Now 18, Chloe is an outspoken activist fighting the twisted trend that is warping children’s minds and mutilating their bodies before their brains are even fully formed.

Chloe recently testified before the Florida State Board of Medicine, encouraging them to ban mutilating transgender surgery and hormones for children. Since testifying, Chloe’s email and social media inboxes have been flooded with hate mail and death threats from the very LGBTQ folks who once encouraged Chloe to “live her truth.” Apparently, in the LGBTQ world, only one “truth” is allowed.

These doctors and their allies are destroying the bodies and futures of vulnerable kids like Sandra and Chloe.

Tell these doctors to LEAVE OUR KIDS ALONE! Support the Chloe Cole Act that stops these surgeries and drugs on minors.

Will you step forward at this critical moment? Your gift today — whether a one-time donation or a monthly commitment — directly fuels this fight for life and liberty. Stand with us and the children.

May God bless you for defending His precious children!

Mat Staver, Chairman
John Stemberger, President
Liberty Counsel Action

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Sources:

“CDC Estimate on Autism Prevalence Increases by Nearly 10 Percent, to 1 in 54 Children in the U.S.” Autism Speaks, March 26, 2020. Autismspeaks.org/press-release/cdc-estimate-autism-prevalence-increases-nearly-10-percent-1-54-children-us.

“Detransition 39.” Post Trans - Detransition Stories. Accessed November 1, 2022. Post-trans.com/Detransition-39.

“Ensuring Freedom for Counselors and Their Clients.” Liberty Counsel, October 14, 2022. Lc.org/newsroom/details/10142-ensuring-freedom-for-counselors-and-their-clients.

“Text - H.Res.1209 - Congress.gov | Library of Congress.” Congress.gov. Accessed November 1, 2022. Congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-resolution/1209/text. 

Twitter. Accessed October 31, 2022. Twitter.com/ChoooCole.

Warrier, V., Greenberg, D.M., Weir, E. et al. “Elevated Rates of Autism, Other Neurodevelopmental and Psychiatric Diagnoses, and Autistic Traits in Transgender and Gender-Diverse Individuals.” Nature Communications 11 (1). August 7, 2020. Doi.org/10.1038/s41467-020-17794-1.