A man has given birth to a healthy baby boy. Trystan Reese, a transgender man living in Portland, Oregon, gave birth to son Leo Murray Chaplow on July 14 after chronicling his experiences of pregnancy online. Mr Reese tweeted in celebration: "Attention, If You Have Ever Said 'A Man Would Never Have A Baby,' A Transgender Man Just HAD ONE," linking to an article about the birth. He also posted a picture of himself with the open-mouthed baby to his Facebook. Trystan Angel Reese about 3 weeks ago Comment 2 As with any other birth, congratulations poured in. Congrats on your beautiful new baby! 1:37 PM - Aug 2, 2017 1 1 3 trystan angel reese @RebelPrin Attention, If You Have Ever Said " Man Would Never Have A Baby," Transgender Man Just HAD ONE ravishly.com/transgender-ma… Mimi Andelman @MimiAndelman @RebelPrinceTrys Congrats! This picture of you and Biff represents why I'm hopeful for all humans Brandy Dibble @quotemeagain Mr Reese and his partner Biff Chaplow already have two adopted children, having taken on Mr Chaplow's toddler niece and nephew when his sister became suddenly unable to care for them. While their story of being "accidental gay parents" drew the attention of international media, they decided to expand their family by having their first biological child together. Mr Reese has sought to demystify transgender pregnancy through blog posts in which he explained how he reconciles being a man with being pregnant. “People get the idea that this was some experiment that we embarked on,” Mr Reese told the Washington Post, pointing out that there have already been successful transgender pregnancies. “This is tested ground. This is something that has been done in a very safe and healthy way,” said the 34-year-old
Mr Reese was born female but began taking hormone therapy and identifying as a man age 20. Doctors told him that although taking testosterone has given him facial hair, his ovaries and womb were still healthy and he could have a normal pregnancy. WE ARE HEADING HOME!!! Leo has received a clean bill of health (and so has Trystan) so we are happily heading back home to settle into our new life with our newest little addition.

Wehdone sir!