“We have lost our herd immunity to a lot of moral idiocy”. ~ Abigail Shrier
By Catherine Austin Fitts
If you are raising a daughter, this is a must-read book.
In Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters, reporter and author Abigail Shrier has done an excellent job of researching and describing the recent explosion in gender dysphoria in America. She states:
Gender dysphoria – formerly known as “gender identity disorder” – is characterized by a severe and persistent discomfort in one’s biological sex. It typically begins in early childhood – ages two to four – though it may grow more severe in adolescence. But in most cases – nearly 70 percent – childhood gender dysphoria resolves. Historically, it afflicted a tiny sliver of the population (roughly .01 percent) and almost exclusively boys. Before 2012, in fact, there was no scientific literature on girls ages eleven to twenty-one ever having developed gender dysphoria at all. In the last decade that has changed, and dramatically. The Western world has seen a sudden surge of adolescents claiming to have gender dysphoria and self-identifying as “transgender.” For the first time in medical history, natal girls are not only present among those so identifying – they constitute a majority.
Shrier leads us through interviews with numerous people involved in this phenomenon—from the young people and their parents to coaches, therapists, educators, and activists. She is open and listens to all sides. Unfortunately, she finds that an expensive infrastructure of professionals has emerged, which can assist minors to access life-altering drugs and surgery—even without their parents’ knowledge or consent—at remarkably young ages. The risks of irreversible damage are real.
Shrier ends with a list of well-reasoned recommendations for the reader to consider when raising children. Two worth emphasizing are DON’T GET YOUR KID A SMARTPHONE and DON’T SUPPORT GENDER IDEOLOGY IN YOUR CHILD’S EDUCATION. I could not agree more.
Parents need to understand that we are now raising our children in a war zone—and predators and psychopaths have free rein to access our children, whether through smartphones or politicized school systems. It’s time to protect them from irreversible pharmacological and surgical damage resulting from the influence of people who do not have children’s best interests at heart.
Shrier has made an excellent contribution by researching and publishing this book. Irreversible Damage can save you and your family a great deal of heartache and pain. It is highly recommended.
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I found this book difficult to read, it made me so angry! The author ties the bullying agenda to this so now the push to stop bullying in schools makes sense
I suggest reading this article about one of the “pioneers” of this pseudoscience, “Transgender psychologist“ John Money:
https://www.winterwatch.net/2020/05/john-money-the-charlatan-godfather-of-the-transgender-movement/
Thank you! This is so important to address. I was a substitute in an elementary school last year and saw the confusion in a student who had gender confusion and an entire 1st grade class who was also confused, yet, who were going going to get along!
I am grateful there are people like you out there speaking up, not just for our children, but for all of us!
Unbelievably timely and desperately needed! Thank you for this review, Catherine.
Shrier does not mention it, but clearly entrainment and subliminal programming is significant here.
This book was eye opening to see the programming the young kids and to see a group staying together so no one is left out. I have been able to watch a young female go through the multiple gender identities to wind up deciding to transition to male. Surprising, since society is so anti-white male now. After reading this book, I am so grateful I home schooled my son, an only child. Now that he is doing online college, we can monitor for the insane questions they ask and work on skirting the question while answering it. That is actually a fun exercise in strategy.