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ADAM'S PREGNANCY (CONCLUSION)
by Melissa Tawn
(This is a continuation of "Adam's Pregnancy", which should be read
first.)
Wanda had fainted after Jerzy proposed marriage to him, and it took a few
minutes until he came to. During that time, Jerzy retreated, very scared,
to a seat in the corner while Tracy and the girls hovered over him. Even
though he was not scheduled for his Caeserian until the following
morning, Kathy insisted (in her role as resident nurse) that, just to be
on the safe side, he had better be taken to the hospital immediately. Dr.
Mayberry, when contacted by phone, agreed with her and so Wanda was
bundled into the back seat of Kathy's old Ford and driven to the
hospital, where he was admitted to the maternity ward and assigned to a
private room. Dr. Mayberry was waiting for him, very anxious about the
cause of his fainting spell. When Wanda told her what had happened, she
laughed, and then asked whether Wanda was going to say yes or not.
Wanda's eyes filled with tears, and he didn't answer.
"In other words," Dr. Mayberry said, "you are not rejecting it offhand,
are you?"
"I can't say yes," said Wanda. "You know that. But I must admit that I am
very fond of him."
"I know no such thing, hon," said Dr. Mayberry. "You are a mother about
to give birth to a baby girl. Jerzy is right, the baby needs a father as
well as a mother. You cannot be both, and being a mother is more natural
for you at the moment. You have become a very feminine woman, because
your body created all of those hormones to make the fetus' development
possible. That will stop, however, once the birth is over. If you want to
continue breastfeeding the baby afterwards -- which I gather you do --
you will have to take hormone shots, and well as injections to increase
your milk production. After that, if you wish, it is not that great a
step to surgically turn you fully into a woman. Think about it, honey.
Think of your daughter's future and yours. But meanwhile, we have an
operation to prepare for."
Wanda was very tired and quickly fell asleep. In his dreams, she saw
herself in a white bridal dress, walking down the aisle with Jerzy at his
side. However, Father McQueen could begin the ceremony, he was awakened
by Kathy and another nurse, who camed to prep him for his Caeserian
section. They carefully cleaned his huge abdomen with an antiseptic
solution. He was moved to a gurney, and taken into the operating room.
There, an IV was connected to his arm so that he would have plenty of
bodily fluids. He was given a local anaesthetic so that he would feel no
pain, and his abdominal area was curtained off with surgical drapes. Dr.
Mayberry and two others were going to perform the procedure. Wanda
remained conscious, but was groggy and soon, almost against his will,
dozed off. When he awoke, he was being transfered to the recovery room
for post-operative care. The baby was fine and healthy, he was assured,
and he would be able to hold it as soon as he felt he was fully aleft.
And it happened! Within four hours, Wanda was able to sit up in bed and
hold a tiny bundle of joy, little Mary-Ellen, in her hands and clasp her
to his breast. The baby, with inborn insticts, began to suck at Wanda's
breast, and looked at him with beautiful blue eyes. She seemed to say to
him, "You are my mommy; please be my mommy always. I need you." Mother-
and-daughter bonding, stronger than the strongest superglue, began to
form.
One person who had not been completely happy with the emergence of Wanda
was Father McQueen. Although he had approved of Adam's original
pregnancy, he had his doubts about the advisability and suitability of
Adam living as a women. When that happened, he advised Adam that the best
course would be for Wanda to attend a church in another parish, where
Adam had not been known previously. Nonetheless, the two remained close
friends and Father McQueen would visit Wanda at home once a week, and
hear his confession. He was among the first to visit Wanda in the
hospital too, and, the moment he saw the him holding the baby and nursing
it, he knew that Adam had made a right decision. He and Wanda decided
that the baby had best be baptised at the Church which Wanda was now
attending, but Father McQueen promised to be present.
In confession, Wanda told Father McQueen all about Jerzy's proposal, and
how he had fainted. He asked for guidance, but Father McQueen could not
give it. He would consider the matter carefully, and they will talk
again. When he left the hospital, he was deep in thought and prayer and,
in his head, was already composing a long confidential letter to the
bishop, requesting an urgent personal interview. Before that, he had a
lot of theological research to do.
Tracy, Olga, and Maria, on the other hand, were totally ecstatic when
they first saw the baby. They brought flowers, of course, and Tracy
surprised Wanda by bringing a basket of bagels, reminding him that the
earliest reference to bagels was in a Krakow manuscript from 1610, which
mentions "beygls" as a gift to women after childbirth, though she
admitted that nobody really knew if, in that source, "beygls" refered to
the food, to a stirrup ("beugal" -- but then traditional Polish bagels
are stirrup-shaped rather than round) or to something else altogether.
They also brought lots of baby clothes.
Jerzy did not come to the hospital, much to Wanda's disappointment and
dismay. He sent a huge bouquet of flowers and a wonderful card, saying
that he loved her but would have to wait until she and the baby came home
before he came to see them, since he was ill with the flu and did not
want to infect the baby. Silently, Wanda cried.
When Wanda did come home, a surprise awaited him. His mother had
completely outfitted the spare room as a baby's room, with all of the
necessary furniture, piles of toys, and what seemed like a five-year
supply of disposable diapers (In fact, they were all gone within six
months.) The walls were painted a bright pink, and were decorated with
pictures of angels.
Wanda needed to do some urgent shopping too. He had no "non-maternity"
outfits and it would be clearly inappropriate to go back to wearing his
male clothes at this stage. Fortunately, he and Olga were roughly the
same size now, and she lent him some jeans and a top before they went off
to the mall to splurge, with little Mary-Ellen being watched over by her
doting grandmother. If he wondered a bit at how it came about that he was
trying on skirts and blouses, all he had to do was touch his breasts,
full of milk for his lovely infant daughter, to know in his heart that he
was doing the only right thing. He would also admit, off the bat, that he
loved the experience. Trying on beautiful clothes when you are pregnant
and thinking of only the next few months is quite a different experience
from doing it when you have committed yourself, knowingly or not, to the
permanence of it all.
A week after Wanda came home, Father McQueen visited him and the baby,
and then asked to talk to him frankly about his situation. "What is the
most important thing in your life?" asked Father McQueen.
Wanda answered without hesitation, "I want to walk in the ways of my Lord
and my Savior, the ways of life and love. I have been blessed to bring a
baby into the world, and nurturing and raising her is now the center of
my life. I feel that this is my destiny in life at the moment."
"Do you feel comfortable as you are, dressed as a woman, having people
relate to you as a woman?"
"I cannot say that it was easy at first, nor that it is the way of life I
imagined I would find myself in. There are times when I feel very
uncomfortable in this role though, I must say, though, that I am
beginning to enjoy it. Perhaps it is a result of the hormones which my
body created, but it feels comfortable now, and sometimes fun. However,
even if I did not enjoy it -- even if I hated it entirely -- I would
sacrifice my own happiness and dreams for those of my baby, and continue
on this path."
"Do you love Jerzy?"
"Yes, Father, I do. I know that it is a sin for me to love another man,
but I do not feel that way. He is a good man, and would be a good parent
for Mary-Ellen and would be a good husband to me. I think we both need
him and I am sure that I have a large enough supply of love to share with
him as well.
The probing continued for over an hour. Father McQueen made Wanda
contront his present situation and his feelings about it. Sometimes the
same question returned in a different form. Sometimes it came in the form
of a challenge. Finally, he was ready to give his opinion. "It is as I
thought, and as I presented the situation to the bishop. Yours is a very
unique case, Wanda. It has happened because God, in His infinite wisdom,
has made available for humans to know the medical technology and
knowledge which allowed you to be pregnant with Mary-Ellen to begin with.
In His infinite wisdom, he has allowed you to bring your pregnancy to
fruition, and has provided you with a beautiful daughter.
It is therefore only right and fitting that you make use of other medical
technology and knowledge to help raise your daughter, when such
technology is available. The bishop and I talked about this and even
consulted my old professor of theology at Marquette University, and we
came to a rather unusual, but logical, conclusion, and one which seems
necessary though it be rather noncanonical. We recommend, Wanda, that you
strongly consider Sexual Reassignment Surgery to turn yourself into a
legally-recognized woman. Then you will be allowed, in the eyes of the
law and the eyes of the church, to marry Jerzy and pursue the life that
you two, and your daughter, deserve.
Wanda was, needless to say, totally shocked. The idea of having a sex
change had, of course, crossed her mind over the past months, and at one
point Dr. Mayberry had brought the idea up as well, though she did not
press it. She did point out that the operation has become relatively
routine and that there are many fine surgeons available to do it.
Moreover, Wanda certainly had the requisite "real life experience" as a
woman already behind him, so that if Wanda wanted it, the matter could be
arranged with relative swiftness. Still, Wanda had always assumed as a
matter of course that the church would oppose such a decision. Here, all
of a sudden, his own priest, backed explicitly by the bishop, was not
only condoning it, but actively recommending it.
"The church is not as hidebound as people think, Wanda," said Father
McQueen, "and it recognizes that special and unusual problems require
creative, special and unusual solutions. You have been a very fine son of
the church, one of which I am very proud. I am sure you will be a very
fine daughter of the church as well. Jerzy is a good Catholic, and a good
man. He will be a good father to Mary-Ellen.
The next day, as if on cue, Jerzy came to visit. He apologized for not
coming earlier, but had been so worried that he might infect the baby,
that he prefered to stay away. He hugged Wanda and kissed her repeatedly,
and she returned his kisses. After looking at the sleeping baby, and
gingerly holding it, and after half an hour of obviously-strained small
talk, he finally came to the point. "Madame Wanda," he shyly said,
"before you want to the hospital, I asked you a question. Have you
thought of your answer?"
"Dear Jerzy," Wanda replied, "I first have to tell you something ... you
had better sit down."
"No you don't have to, Madame Wanda," he replied, "I already know all
about you."
"You know?" gasped Wanda, "How?"
"I am a man of old-fashioned manners, Madame Wanda, as you know," he
replied. "Before I even approached you, I talked to your mother, and
formally asked for your hand in marriage. That is how things are done in
the Old Country. She told me everything."
"And it didn't make any difference?" said Wanda, unbelieving. "No,
darling, it didn't. I love you Wanda, and that is all that is important.
The other things are details which can be worked out, somehow. The love
is what is important."
"I love you too," said Wanda, "and my answer to you is yes, yes, yes,
yes!"
And it came to be. With the help (and even partial funding) of Prof.
Harrison and Dr. Mayberry, Wanda was able to have her surgery within half
a year. On Mary-Ellen's first birthday, they were married by Father
McQueen in a full Catholic ceremony. Wanda was already a mother but, like
her mother before her, was nonetheless a virgin when she walked up to the
altar, as Father McQueen predicted, a good daughter of the church.
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AUTHOR'S ENDNOTE
This story was written to show that it is possible to come up with a
plausible scenario in which a heterosexual male with no transsexual
tendencies, coming from a deeply religious and conservative background,
would decide to decide of his own free will to become a woman, and do so
with the support of the people around him.. Magic, domination and force
play no part in the tale, and are not needed. Pure love is much stronger
than any of them.
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