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Soren Aldaco: A Detransitioner’s Journey
Soren Aldaco: A Detransitioner’s Journey

At age 11, Soren Aldaco began drifting toward isolation and confusion. Soren thought she found solace online, but she almost found out too late that the people she thought she could trust led her down a rabbit hole of deceit and harm.

After undergoing a botched double mastectomy at age 19, Soren’s traumatic medical complications opened her eyes to the ills of so-called “gender affirming care.”

Soren joins us to discuss her journey back as a detransitioner and the lawsuit she has filed in hopes of not only getting justice for what was done to her and others, but also protecting other vulnerable youth.

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