a womb transplant. for now, the charity has funding forjust three more operations. i m really excited, yeah. it s nice to feel that it s finally happening. and the demand here could be significant. around one in 5,000 women is born without a functioning womb, but many more, like lydia, lose theirs due to cancer. she says a transplant would feel miraculous. since getting diagnosed with cancer and the hysterectomy, the infertility was such a huge part of that. and you grieve, you really do. hopefully, being on the waiting list for a transplant would mean everything. being able to carry my own child and have that experience of feeling it, being able to breastfeed and being able to have a newborn baby at least once. the charity womb transplant uk has paid £25,000 to cover nhs costs.
In a ground-breaking British first, a 40-year-old woman (a mother of two) donated her womb to her younger sister, in the hope that she, too, could experience the joy of motherhood.
The American Medical Association floated a trial balloon for uterus transplants for biological men who identify as transgender, pushing the next phase of "Frankenstein tech" for cross-sex procedures.
We have a real moral crisis in the West. Because this “trans kids must be protected” narrative has totally saturated pop culture, we often don’t even pause to consider the atrocity t.