What does it mean to be an MRKH woman?

So I asked some of my Malaysian MRKH sisters on what does it mean to be an MRKH woman, and this was what they came up with. <3

MRKH Syndrome is not a disease; it's a condition. It's not terminal or fatal; it's a lifetime battle of surviving various sicknesses, whilst struggling with self esteem and physical-mental health issues.

MRKH happens to 1 in every 4,500 women all around the world. We MRKH women were typically born without an organ - the uterus - impacting the kidneys, the skeletal, and the hearing, plus abnormalities in connected organs.

Almost every MRKH case is unique. It affects us in many different ways: Physically and psychologically, mentally and emotionally, socially and sexually.

I am thankful I am not the only one. I am grateful to be born and tested. I have come to learn that I'm a living proof of God's secrets.

I am an MRKH woman. MRKH does not define me; it strengthens me. God willing.

Wani Ardy Founder of MRKH Malaysia Fb: MRKH Malaysia