✨SEASON FINALE: EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW ✨ The season finale is here and it's a powerful listen! Vagina Uncensored: A Journey of Missing Parts with the extraordinary Ally Hensley.

Ally is a true inspiration, openly sharing her experiences with Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser (MRKH), a rare condition that causes the vagina and uterus to be underdeveloped or absent.

Despite the challenges and trauma, Ally has turned her experiences into a platform to raise awareness and support people. She is now a powerful global voice and advocate for breaking the stigma.

She's co-produced a pioneering film about MRKH, founded organisations such as MRKH Australia and Global MRKH, and serves on the board of MRKH Connect. Her podcast, Stigma Shakers, also makes waves by tackling taboo topics and inspiring change.

In this conversation, we delve into:

• Ally’s inspiring story and her recently published ground-breaking memoir “Vagina Uncensored: A Journey of Missing Parts”
• MRKH diagnosis at age 16 to becoming a global powerful advocate
• Ally's perspective on womanhood
• Balancing humour and trauma during healing
• The importance of community and honesty in reducing shame
• Ally's honest memoir and writing process
• Ally's hopes for the future and more…

Trigger warning: Contains references to self-harm

🎧 Tune in for this exclusive interview with Ally, wherever you get your podcasts and let us know your thoughts in the comments.

Get ready to be challenged, empowered, and entertained.

You can find Ally's work here:

Writer + Author of Vagina Uncensored: A Memoir of Missing Parts

Host of Stigma Shakers Podcast

Website: www.allyhensley.com

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