Dr. Eithan Haim

You had Michael E. DeBakey and, you know, Cooley, you know, yeah, yeah. And, you know, we heard stories about these guys, you know, as we progressed in our training and these guys were legends. So it was a privilege to be at a place like Baylor College of Medicine. So, you know, I took these things seriously about being a doctor and what it meant to be a surgeon.

You had Michael E. DeBakey and, you know, Cooley, you know, yeah, yeah. And, you know, we heard stories about these guys, you know, as we progressed in our training and these guys were legends. So it was a privilege to be at a place like Baylor College of Medicine. So, you know, I took these things seriously about being a doctor and what it meant to be a surgeon.

and in 2022 in part of the residency training we spend a lot of time at texas children's hospital it's part of the consortium which baylor college of medicine is right because you rotate at a couple of hospitals So in 2022, this is after COVID, after the world has gone completely insane. The hospital releases a public statement saying that they're no longer going to prescribe or

and in 2022 in part of the residency training we spend a lot of time at texas children's hospital it's part of the consortium which baylor college of medicine is right because you rotate at a couple of hospitals So in 2022, this is after COVID, after the world has gone completely insane. The hospital releases a public statement saying that they're no longer going to prescribe or

participate in the transgender interventions because of potential criminal ramifications, right? So they're saying they're shutting down their transgender program. And this was in response to a opinion that was released a few weeks earlier from the AG of Texas, Ken Paxson, that was saying this could be criminal child abuse, which it is.

participate in the transgender interventions because of potential criminal ramifications, right? So they're saying they're shutting down their transgender program. And this was in response to a opinion that was released a few weeks earlier from the AG of Texas, Ken Paxson, that was saying this could be criminal child abuse, which it is.

So it makes sense why the hospital would release that statement. But I knew that this was a lie because I worked there. I was a surgeon there. The people who were doing these surgeries told me they were doing it. And it continued on behind closed doors. And it not only continued, but it was expanded into a multidisciplinary clinic. And this was horrific what they were doing.

So it makes sense why the hospital would release that statement. But I knew that this was a lie because I worked there. I was a surgeon there. The people who were doing these surgeries told me they were doing it. And it continued on behind closed doors. And it not only continued, but it was expanded into a multidisciplinary clinic. And this was horrific what they were doing.

So in the same operating rooms where we would take children and heal them, These were the same operating rooms where they were taking perfectly healthy children and implanting pure reblocking devices and turning them into chronic medical patients. So I anonymously blew the whistle in May of 2023 because for a bunch of months during 2022, I didn't believe it, right?

So in the same operating rooms where we would take children and heal them, These were the same operating rooms where they were taking perfectly healthy children and implanting pure reblocking devices and turning them into chronic medical patients. So I anonymously blew the whistle in May of 2023 because for a bunch of months during 2022, I didn't believe it, right?

And then I really decided to blow the whistle in January of 2023, but it took me five months to get hold of a journalist because most of them just didn't believe me. So- The day the story comes out was on May 16th, 2023. The day after, Texas passed SB14, which was a law that was outlawing these interventions for children in Texas.

And then I really decided to blow the whistle in January of 2023, but it took me five months to get hold of a journalist because most of them just didn't believe me. So- The day the story comes out was on May 16th, 2023. The day after, Texas passed SB14, which was a law that was outlawing these interventions for children in Texas.

And it was partially passed in response to our story coming out the day before, right? And then another whistleblower comes out a couple of days later, someone who works in the clinic.

And it was partially passed in response to our story coming out the day before, right? And then another whistleblower comes out a couple of days later, someone who works in the clinic.

itself right the one that supposedly did not exist and then the ag announces an investigation to the hospital and then the hospital says they're shutting down the program for the second time like 15 months so the highest possible bar for a whistleblower to cross i had crossed and I mean, what we had exposed became illegal within 24 hours.

itself right the one that supposedly did not exist and then the ag announces an investigation to the hospital and then the hospital says they're shutting down the program for the second time like 15 months so the highest possible bar for a whistleblower to cross i had crossed and I mean, what we had exposed became illegal within 24 hours.

I would argue this has always been illegal because they're harming children and they have no evidence to substantiate what they're doing. But that's a separate point. A month after the story came out, June 23rd, 2023, the story was released in May, a month before.

I would argue this has always been illegal because they're harming children and they have no evidence to substantiate what they're doing. But that's a separate point. A month after the story came out, June 23rd, 2023, the story was released in May, a month before.

On the day of my graduation from surgical training, one of the most important days of my life, you can understand what that means, right? Two armed federal agents show up to my door like five hours before the ceremony. And they informed me that I'm a target of a criminal investigation.

On the day of my graduation from surgical training, one of the most important days of my life, you can understand what that means, right? Two armed federal agents show up to my door like five hours before the ceremony. And they informed me that I'm a target of a criminal investigation.