A woman found out she was pregnant despite never having sex. The 20-year-old had a medical condition that prevented her from losing her virginity.
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Nicole Moore, 28, was shocked to hear the news that she was pregnant despite still being a virgin.
Nicole was 20 when doctors confirmed her pregnancy. It was a shock for her to say the least since she had a condition by the name of vaginismus which prevented her from having penetrative sex.
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The condition made the walls of her vaginal cavity seize up preventing her from having intercourse with her boyfriend.
She said, "We tried but it was impossible. I didn't understand why it couldn't happen"
As the couple found alternative ways of being intimate, Nicole starting feeling unwell.
"One day at work I started getting terrible heartburn and sore breasts. My boss at the time, who was a close friend and knew about my situation, said she thought I could be pregnant,"
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"I laughed and said there was no way, as I was still a virgin and never had penetrative sex.
"But she said it was possible if there had been any fluids near my vagina, despite not actually having intercourse.", Nicole continued.
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Needless to say, the whole situation had her worrying and confused. She wondered how she would deliver the baby considering her medical condition.
"All I kept thinking was how on earth am I going to deliver this baby if I couldn't even have intercourse," she said.
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She was also worried about breaking the news to her boyfriend. "I was worried my partner would think I'd cheated on him, as it seemed so impossible."
"But thankfully he knew me and my body, and he didn't doubt me for a second."
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Although her then-boyfriend wasn't hard to convince, it was medical professionals that gave Nicole a hard time.
"I tried explaining to her that I still hadn't had sex and she said to me, 'Don't be ridiculous, of course you have'," she said.
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She finally had an official diagnosis after four months of getting pregnant.
After working with a therapist, she was finally able to lose her virginity and give birth to her daughter Tilly without complications.
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Nicole said, "I still suffer with vaginismus but I now know how to deal with it and it definitely isn't as bad,"
"I still can't do certain things, like insert a tampon, but I feel very fortunate that I am now able to have a normal sex life."
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Although she is no longer dating her boyfriend, she says that he is a very supportive part of her and Tilly's life. Nicole calls Tilly her little miracle.
"Tilly is definitely my little miracle. We've got the best life together and having her was the best thing I've ever done."
