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Many people blamed the Solar Eclipse that happened in August 1999, while
others blamed the strange Phenomenon as an act of God. Even the poor
Russians and the Chinese didn't escape blame.
The first documented case of this Phenomenon did not occur until 13 years
later, October 2012 when a young boy aged just 12 years old was brought
to the Accident and Emergency department of a UK hospital experiencing
severe pain in his stomach area and for the previous few days he was
passing blood in his urine.
The doctors at the hospital conducted many tests on the young boy,
documented as patient R, but found nothing. A urine sample test quickly
ruled out a urinary tract infection while other numerous blood tests
proved negative for any illness or infection. The hospital staff were
baffled and therefore decided to admit patient R for further tests.
The following day patient R had an ultrasound scan and the doctors were
shocked to discover that the boy had a fully developed set of internal
female reproductive organs. Patient R had a fully developed Uterus,
Fallopian tubes and Ovaries. None of the medical staff had ever seen
anything like this before.
After further tests, the Doctors expected the boy to perhaps be a
Hermaphrodite or intersex, but all the tests showed that the boy was 100%
male with normal XY chromosomes. After 3 days in hospital patient R had
recovered from the stomach pains and was no longer producing blood in his
urine and so was allowed to return home to his parents.
About a month or so later, patient R awoke at home again with severe pain
in his stomach area. His parents again rushed him back to the hospital
Accident and Emergency department where he underwent further tests. Again
he was admitted to the hospital for several days where a shocking
discovery was made. Patient R was undergoing a Menstrual cycle.
Because patient R did not have a vagina, the boy was passing his
menstrual blood into his bladder and passing it alongside his urine
through his penis. The stomach pain was eventually diagnosed as period
pain, pain that most of the female population have experienced during
their lives.
On leaving the hospital, patient R was given a letter for a referral to
see a consultant Sexologist in around 2 weeks time, when the boy would be
between his Menstrual Cycle. The main reason for this is because the
specialists had many questions to ask such as did his Ovaries produce
eggs and was it possible for the boy to become pregnant.
Two weeks later patient R attended the appointment with his mother and
sister with Dr Amy Wiseman Consultant Sexologist. During several tests it
was confirmed that the boy was producing eggs and that his female
reproductive organs were fully functioning and that he was capable of
becoming pregnant. Before leaving the appointment, Dr Wiseman prescribed
some medication for the boy to stop his monthly periods.
At the beginning of January the following year, Dr Wiseman had another
referral from a different UK hospital, this time a 14 year old boy had
similar symptoms to that of patient R including having an ultrasound that
showed that this boy also had a fully developed set of female
reproductive organs. Prior to patient R, Dr Wiseman had never seen or
heard of any boy in the world whose chromosomes showed that he was 100%
male and yet had a womb and overies.
By the summer of 2013, Dr Wiseman had 21 referrals from hospitals around
the UK all with symptoms similar to patient R. Additionally reports began
circulating amongst the medical profession of young boys between the ages
of 11 and 14 in many European countries presenting with an identical
diagnosis as patient R. The World Health Organisation had documented over
150 cases in Europe.
As time went by, more and more cases worldwide had been documented.
Meanwhile patient R, now 16 years of age and still a patient of Dr
Wiseman had his semen tested and was able to have an erection and father
a child.
By 2016 over 1 million cases of what the World Health Organisation had
named Wisemans syndrome after Dr Amy Wiseman reported the first known
case of the strange Phenomenon had been reported from most countries of
the world. Meanwhile another strange Phenomenon began to be reported in
the UK.
16 year Kellie Cooper had recently attended her Doctors surgery because
although her body had developed normally, she was yet to have her first
period. The GP referred the teenager to a gynaecologist. About a month
later, Kellie sat on the couch in gynaecologists examination room her
legs placed in the gynaecological stirrups, as the gynaecologist examined
her vagina. A few swabs were taken before the teenager was allowed to
remove her legs from the stirrups and she could get dressed. All of
Kellie Cooper's tests came back as normal except one. It was discovered
that Kellie did not possess any internal female reproductive organs, a
womb or overies and therefore was unable to bear a child.
18 months later, the middle of 2018, the World Health Organisation had
documented over 25 million boys between the age of 11 and 16 had the
necessary equipment namely a fully functioning female reproductive system
to bear a child. What added to the mystery though was that in tests
carried out in boys before puberty, no one had any signs of having a womb
or overies. It had now become clear that these female reproductive organs
only started to develop when the boy began puberty and took about 2 years
to fully develop.
Meanwhile the World Health organisation had recorded over 20 million
teenage girls who were born without any internal sexual reproductive
organs. It was now clear that all newborn girls had lost the ability to
bear a child because of not having a womb or overies. It was also very
clear that all newborn boys would develop female reproduction organs as
they went through puberty, meaning that for the human race to survive it
would mean that the males would be the child bearers.
Because of Wisemans syndrome, the population of many countries throughout
the world began to decrease. Here in the UK the population went from a
peak of 65 million to around 30 million in the space of just 5 years.
This resulted in new legislation being passed into law at the beginning
of 2020 which became law known as National Service act of 2020.
The National Service act 2020 required all males aged between 21 and 25
had to undergo a form of IVF treatment. This involved taking eggs from
the patient and having the eggs fertilised by an unknown sperm donor
before the embryo is transferred from the laboratory after 6 days back
into the man's womb. As the man does not possess a vagina, this process
is done by simple keyhole surgery.
Once a man is pregnant, the pregnancy lasts for 12 months instead of 9,
the man will quickly start to develop breasts. After 12 months the
breasts are large, his nipples ready for breastfeeding. At 52 weeks the
baby is now ready to be born and so a cesarean section is carried out on
the mother to deliver the baby.
Recently at the end of 2020 it has been agreed that only men can become
mothers and females have no input into the making of a baby. Women still
have breasts and a vagina and can fully enjoy a healthy sex life.
Likewise men also have a fully functioning penis that produces sperm.
With the help of modern medicine, women can still provide milk for a baby
and many couples who have just had a baby enjoy sharing the
responsibilities of breastfeeding their baby.
Today the World Health Organisation are no nearer in finding out the
cause of this strange Phenomenon known as Wiseman's syndrome
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