Wendy Zukerman

He's an OBGYN and the chief medical officer at Maven Clinic.

He's based in Massachusetts.

And he's treated people who have this condition before.

Now, Neil told us that on top of the vagina that hadn't properly formed, people with this condition can also have a uterus that is not fully developed.

But in this case, with the pregnant hero of our story, her uterus was fully formed, working perfectly and could support a fetus soon to be a baby.

It just seems there was no vagina.

So the big question is, of course... How did the sperm get in?

Okay, so the baby got out by C-section.

That's the quick one.

Now, back at the hospital, doctors and nurses were curious themselves about how the sperm got in there.

And actually, the case report says that...

get this, as they were still closing her up from surgery, from the surgery of the C-section, quote, curiosity could not be contained any longer and the patient was interviewed with the help of a sympathetic nursing sister, end quote.

Here's what they found out.

The young woman had apparently tried multiple times to have sort of garden variety penis vagina sex, but was obviously unsuccessful due to the

aforementioned lack of vagina.

And so turned to oral sex, which ends up being key here.

So, Joel, do you remember that fight that broke out at the start of this story?

It's Chekhov's knife.

Okay.

So it seems that that fight all started because her ex-lover caught her going down on her new partner.