From Independent Women's Forum:
As a result of cross-sex hormones and the removal of her healthy body parts, 26-year-old detransitioner Prisha Mosley assumed she was infertile. That’s why, when a doctor treating her for post-transition hormonal issues asked if she could be pregnant, Mosley laughed.
“I was sad and thought it was impossible,” Mosley said. “I told him that I was sure I couldn’t.”
But Mosley had missed her last period and thought that perhaps she was being paranoid about her ability to get pregnant. So on her way home, she bought three pregnancy tests. When the tests came back positive, Mosley sent a photo to her boyfriend asking if her eyes were working.
Eight months later, “It still feels that unreal,” Mosley said.
On June 3, Mosley gave birth to a healthy baby boy via c-section. She is among the first wave of female detransitioners to embark on a motherhood journey filled with healing and new beginnings, but laced with more medical experiments and unknowns. (Read more.)
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