What is MRKH syndrome? Until I met Kylie, I had no idea either.
When Kylie found out she had MRKH, she felt completely alone. And while it’s rare (1 in 5000 women have it), it’s something that many of us can relate to — whether we’ve had our own experiences around unexpected diagnosis that change our lives, any struggles when it comes to sex or infertility.
Kylie is from Toronto, Ontario. She’s an inspired creator, a deep feeler, and a performer at heart. She’s a human of many passions: people, dogs, music, movement, self-discovery, mental health, craft beer, Italian food, coffee, tattoos, true crime, and writing. And she’s turned all of these passions into getting her own story of living with MRKH syndrome into the world, and developing awareness of it so others feel less alone.
Things we talk about in todays episode:
How Kylie discovered she had MRKH
The ins and outs and MRKH
Navigating shame
Her journey with sex and not feeling “normal”
How the diagnosis impacted her mental health
Normalizing the lack of desire to have children
What she would tell her twenty something year old self
Infertility, partnered sex, all things taboo and beyond
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