WELCOME TO MRKH STARS
MRKH Stars was founded for all those young and newly diagnosed MRKH warriors out there...
We know that a diagnosis of MRKH is SUPER tough, but we've got you! You don't have to go through this journey alone. MRKH Stars director Tk runs an initiative called Shooting Stars, we have a whole team of MRKHers who are only a message away and can support you through this journey, whilst Vics runs a whole array of projects aiming to provide information, support and advice.
Our team is always growing and we are looking for people to share their story with us as a guest contributor or as a regular member of our team. Alternatively, if you would like to support a newly diagnosed MRKHer as a member of Tk's Shooting Stars team, get in touch and we can have a chat, we look forward to hearing from you.
-Vics and Tk
TK MADE THE NEWS!
November, 2021
One half of MRKH Stars powerhouse duo Tk was featured in a news article talking all things MRKH Syndrome.
WHAT DO WE DO?
Meaningful Work. Unforgettable Experiences.
Here at MRKH Stars, we offer support in a number of ways! Our site and social media platforms will keep you informed with upcoming events and ways to connect with the MRKH community and support network.
SHARING OUR STORIES
Every MRKH story is unique and personal, but our voices deserve to be heard, and should not be silenced because of taboos or stigmas. We hope that by giving MRKHers the chance to have a voice and share their story, readers feel less alone, because MRKH should not be tackled alone, and our stories show that you are not alone, ever.
SHOOTING STARS
The newly diagnosed phase of MRKH is arguably one of the most integral. It's new, it's isolating and it's unbelievably painful. With that in mind, MRKH Stars runs a Shooting Stars scheme whereby one of our team, who has been equipped with skills in order to help you to navigate this stage of life, can be a friend and a part of your support network. To be matched with a Shooting Star, get in touch with us and we can arrange it!
SHOP
COMING SOON
"It's always good to stand on your own two feet. But, it's also good to hold hands whilst we do it."