Hi, I’m Krystina. Chances are that if you are reading this, you already know me somehow. I’m 20-something. Late 20-something. I’m a mother. I’m not just a mother, but a mother who adopted and who has MRKH.
MRKH is something that affects 1 in around 4,000. In my case, I have no cervix, uterus, or ovaries. I’ve known about this for 11 years, so it’s something I’m used to. This is what lead to the adoption of my precious daughter, R. She’s an amazing and very active almost 16 month old and she keeps us on our toes!
Since this is just a first post, I’m keeping it short, but I have several topics I want to post about: my diagnosis, our adoption, life journeys. I also have a few people in mind to do a guest post.
Until next time đŸ™‚
Mom With MRKH 