Woman born without a vagina can now have cex after doctors created a man-made vag!na for her

A young woman born without a vagina can now have s*x, after doctors performed a life-changing op to create a man-made vaginal canal using a skin graft from her bottom, The Sun UK reports.
According to the report, the woman identified as Devan Merck, 23 discovered at the age of 12 that she had been born with no vaginal canal, a malformed uterus and no cervix. Doctors later diagnosed with Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome.

But, things have now changed for the woman after doctors created a “man-made” vagina for her. This gives her husband the opportunity of enjoying a healthy s*x life. The couple have now concluded to start a family with the help of a surrogate.
Devan said: “I am no different – instead of having a fully functioning vagina I have a man made vagina.
“For years I was bullied and felt different.
“Kids would call me a ‘boy’ and a ‘freak’ and boyfriends would disappear when they realised I wouldn’t have s*x.
“But since I met my husband my life has changed completely.
“We recently discovered I have both my ovaries and we are hoping to have a biological child of our own.
“Everything I’ve been through has been me stronger and I think I will make an amazing mother.”
Devan first started experiencing difficulties when she was 12 years old. Every month she would suffer excruciating cramps, but doctors were unconcerned and said it was the beginning of her periods.
At 16, she underwent an operation to “make” her a vagina so she was able to have s*x.
Devan said: “They had to basically make a vaginal opening for me so that I can have intercourse.
“I had a thick layer of skin that covered my vaginal opening that they had to cut open and then they took skin from my bottom and placed it inside of me.”
The skin was rolled up and inserted into the newly created opening to form a vaginal canal. For several months Devan had to wear a foam insert inside her vagina to stop the newly created vaginal walls from fusing back together.