Born without a womb Jennifer Gobrecht was told by doctors at age 17 that she was unlikely to have a child. Jennifer has a rare genetic condition referred to as MRKH and occurs in 1 in every 4,500 women. I had the opportunity to sit down with Jennifer and listen to her journey to motherhood, which was not a normal journey at all.  In November 2019,  Jennifer was the she the second woman in the U.S. to give birth to a baby following a uterus transplant from a deceased donor and the third person in the world to give birth this way. Jennifer's story proves that women are incredible and where there is a will, there is a way. To learn more about Jennifer check out her Youtube video of her journey: https://youtu.be/iqerkzGqx0IPeople's Magazine Article: https://people.com/health/woman-who-gave-birth-via-uterus-transplant-says-it-was-a-crazy-journey-to-parenthood/ Resources:MRKH:MRKH foundation Sciencebeautifulyoumrkh.orgInstagram: @beautifulyoumrkhFacebook:Blog: https://beautifulyoumrkh.com/ Facebook groups:MRKH experiences, advice and supportMRKH support and awareness  MRKH connect (UK)Welcome to MRKH Connectmrkhconnect.co.ukInstagram: @mrkhconnect  Uterus transplants:Search of: Uterus transplant - List Results - ClinicalTrials.govclinicaltrials.govUterus Transplantuabmedicine.orgPenn Uterine Transplantation for Uterine Factor Infertility (UNTIL) Trial - Congenital Abnormalitiesitmat.upenn.eduUterus Transplant Research Programtexaschildrens.orgUterus Transplantbswhealth.com