He decided not to have lower body surgery done, but he did have top surgery. For Kaspar-Williams, the experience of becoming pregnant and giving birth was both joyful and challenging.
The continuous misgendering by medical workers, which disregarded his gender identification, severely demoralized him.
The nursing staff continued to misgender Kaspar-Williams in exchanges, despite the fact that he was clearly displaying his gender on medical papers.
This event brought to light the continuous fight to acknowledge that gender identity and delivery are not indiscriminately related.
Kaspar-Williams highlighted the necessity to keep the ideas of motherhood and womanhood distinct while expressing his anguish at being misgendered after childbirth.
