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A woman named Hazel Jones with a rare physiological anomaly was subjected to annoying offers from... representatives of the porn industry. They are willing to pay $1 million for filming.
What do you think is wrong with this woman?

The woman rejects all offers with shame and horror. But the fact is that she has an unusual structure of the genital organs: two uteruses, two cervixes and two vaginas. At the same time, she herself looks very impressive.

As Hazel admitted to reporters, her anomaly does not interfere with her life, and the fact that she lost her virginity twice does not bother her. But the genuine interest of pornographers is shocking and insulting.

She has already refused the first fee of $1 million, but negotiations continue.

Let us recall that recently 27-year-old blonde Hazel Jones told the British television channel ITV during the program “This Morning” that such a physiological fact as the presence of two vaginas was a big shock for her.

At the same time, the attractive blonde noted that in adolescence experienced a lot of problems associated with my so unusual physical structure- she had very severe pain, and heavy periods, but over time she truly came to appreciate her uniqueness.

A British woman from High Wycombe, who also has two uteruses and two cervixes, said that despite the fact that she was previously embarrassed by her double vagina and was forced to lose her virginity twice, she now enjoys her uniqueness - showing everyone her unique structure without embarrassment , which affects one in a million women, and also goes to sex clubs with her husband Ricky, enjoying a varied sex life.


Doctors say Hazel Jones is completely healthy and her condition will not interfere with pregnancy.

But there is one thing: the girl is afraid of getting pregnant twice different vaginas, and doctors note that she will most likely have to undergo a cesarean section during childbirth in order to avoid potential complications.

Representatives of the porn industry are ready to pay a 27-year-old woman with a rare anomaly of the genitals $1 million for filming...

A woman with a rare anomaly in the structure of her genitals was given an offer that left her in shock and confusion. Hazel Jones suffers from a rare anomaly: a woman has two uteruses, two cervixes and two vaginas. Unusual structure The genitals of a spectacular blonde attracted the attention of pornography producers, who offered her a million dollars for her role in their film.

Hazel received a letter from the founder of Vivid Entertainment, in which he called her an amazing woman and offered her a huge fee, as well as payment of all expenses during filming, which would take place in Los Angeles. The girl, offended by the proposal, publicly stated that she would not act in pornography for any money.

As Hazel admitted, her anomaly does not interfere with her life, although she had to lose her virginity twice. “As soon as I found out what was wrong with me, I told everyone about it. I thought it was amazing and it brings me closer to other people at parties. I willingly demonstrate my features to other women,” she said. Hazel first saw a doctor after her boyfriend told her she was different from other girls.

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1. A woman who was born with two vaginas

Hazel Jones always wondered why she suffered from terrible pain and heavy menstruation during puberty. However, everything became clear when she turned 18 and was given the startling diagnosis that she had two vaginas.

The fair-haired 27-year-old from High Wycombe suffers from a condition known as uterus didelphys, which affects one in a million women and means she has two separate uteruses and cervixes.

Hazel went to the doctor after her boyfriend she was dating for a long time, told her that her genitals were “not like others.” Hazel says she's not worried about her condition, even though she essentially had to lose her virginity twice.

2. The man with two penises


A man with two functioning penises answered questions in Ask Me Anything, and the post was unlike any you've ever read. It received more than 15,000 comments.

A man who calls himself "DoubleDickDude" (DDD) (Dude with Two Penises) was born with diphallia, a rare congenital condition that gives him two genitals. There are only about 100 cases of diphallia reported worldwide.

Both of his penises are around 15 centimeters in length, but DDD says that when very aroused, one of his penises can be over 17 centimeters long.

DDD also provided evidence in the form of two very immodest photographs that are too explicit to be posted in this article.

3. The boy who was born with an extra strand of DNA


A two-year-old boy has become the only person in the world diagnosed with an extra strand in his DNA.

Brave Alfie Clamp was born blind and with severe forms disability, which forced doctors to conduct a series of tests.

Tests showed that there was an extra strand of material on his seventh chromosome, something that had never before been documented anywhere in the world. Doctors were baffled by his condition, which is so rare it has no name. They also have no idea whether his condition will increase or decrease his life expectancy.

His parents, Gemma and Richard Clamp, only discovered something was wrong with their son after they first took him home.

A few days later, he was rushed to hospital after he stopped breathing and his lips turned blue. Then, when he was six weeks old, doctors discovered that he had rare anomaly in DNA.

Hindu pilgrims visited his home in the northern state of Bihar to worship him as an incarnation of the god Vishnu, who is often depicted with many limbs.

Deepak's family, who were uncomfortable with increased attention, asked for help to raise money for surgery to remove extra limbs, but a hospital in the southern city of Bangalore offered to do the procedure for free.

The pioneering operation would likely have cost around £50,000, a sum the poor family would never have dreamed of raising. Fortunately, the grueling four-hour operation was completely successful.

5. A child with two faces


14-month-old Kangkang was born with a deformity known as transverse facial cleft, which makes it appear as if he has two faces or is wearing a mask.

By all indications, the young mother in Hunan Province should have had a normal and healthy child, but as soon as Kangkang was born, the truth was revealed. The poor kid looks like he's literally wearing a mask due to the huge crevice that runs across almost his entire face all the way down to his ears. Unable to see her son at birth, the unhappy mother, who works for an electronics company in Guangdong province, begged and pleaded with her husband to let her see the newborn.

After she was finally given the baby, she burst into tears. No one knows what causes this terrible condition, which is also incredibly expensive to treat, as a young mother learned when she took Kangkang to a hospital in Changsha when he was 20 days old. The total amount was approximately 300-400 thousand yen, or about 80,000 - 100,000 dollars.

Fortunately, this story has a happy ending, as Kangkang's family managed to raise enough money for his treatment at the People's Liberation Army's Military No. 163 Hospital.

6The Man With Two Hearts Who Suffered A Double Heart Attack


At first it seemed that the man who entered the department in 2010 emergency care Verona, Italy was nothing unusual. He was short of breath, he was sweating, and he had low blood pressure, which undoubtedly indicated cardiovascular problems. Emergency doctors see symptoms like these all the time.

Doctors thought they were dealing with a typical case of cardiac arrest until they examined the patient more closely and noticed his unusual condition. It turned out that the man was not actually born with two hearts. His second heart appeared after an earlier one medical procedure carried out on his original heart.

The heterotopic transplantation procedure is carried out in order to combine a new, healthy organ with the affected one. Of course, there is an inherent risk that if the transplant goes too well you could develop two independent heart rhythms, especially in a scenario where the condition of the original heart improves slightly. Apparently, this is exactly what happened to the Italian patient. After he was admitted to the hospital, doctors gave him drug therapy in an attempt to correct his rhythm disorder, however, the medication caused both of his hearts to stop.

Doctors were then able to successfully use a defibrillator to resuscitate both hearts simultaneously. He is now reportedly doing well with his two functioning hearts.

7. The man who was born with three legs and two hearts


George Lippert was born in Germany in 1844. In addition to being born with three legs, he was also born with two functioning hearts, although this condition was not known until his autopsy in 1906. His third leg was fully formed and even had an extra toe, giving Lippert a total of sixteen toes. The leg was not functional. Lippert stated that his leg was fully functional until he suffered a fracture.

Early in his career, George was called "The Only Man with Three Legs on Earth" and was a big attraction. Lippert even worked on an exhibition with P. T. Barnum. However, evidence suggests that he may not have been the easiest person to do business with. There are no photographs of George Lippert except for the Lippert card shown above.

Lippert had a three-legged competitor named Francesco Lentini. His fate was much more successful, and he lived long life, got married and had children. He died in 1966 at the age of 78.

Francesco (pictured right) was born in 1889 in Sicily. He was actually born with four legs, but the fourth limb was so underdeveloped that he was considered a three-legged man. His third leg was fully functional. However, he also had sixteen toes and two sets of functioning male genitalia.

8. A child born with two heads


Maria de Nazare, a 25-year-old woman from Brazil, was preparing for childbirth and believed that she would give birth to two babies. Instead, minutes before the birth, tests showed that the twins shared the same heart, lungs, liver and pelvis. They had two brains and separate backs.

Maria de Nazaré gave birth with help caesarean section at a hospital in the city of Anajas in the northern state of Pará in Brazil. The newborn weighed 4.5 kilograms. In tribute to the religious holidays at Christmas, she decided to name the couple Emanoel and Jesus.

The two-headed boy actually was Siamese twins that shared one body. This condition, known as dicephalic parapagus, is an incredibly rare form of fusion.

Doctors who treated the woman said the mother, who has three other children, showed no signs of sadness that her son has two heads.

What's remarkable is that this is the second time a two-headed baby has been born in Brazil in 2011. Sueli Ferreira, 27, gave birth to a two-headed baby in the state of Paraiba, but he died hours later due to lack of oxygen in one of the baby's heads.

Neila Dahas, director of the Santa Casa hospital, argued that removing one of the heads was not even considered because both brains were functioning and both heads were breastfeeding.

9. A woman with two uteruses who gave birth to triplets


It may seem unusual for a woman to have two uteruses, but a condition known as uterine didelphys occurs in about one in 1,000 women. In fact, Hannah Kersey, her mother and her sister each have two uteruses. However, Hannah made history in 2006 when she gave birth to triplets. The 23-year-old woman from Northam in Devon gave birth to identical twins Ruby and Tilly, who were born from one womb, and Grace, who was born from another.

Over the past 100 years, there have been about 70 known pregnancies in separate wombs, but the birth of triplets is the first of its kind and doctors estimate the chances of such a pregnancy to be 1 in 25 million.

Hazel Jones has an abnormality called a double uterus (uterus didelphys).

The blonde from High Wycombe always wondered why she suffered from terrible cramps and heavy periods during puberty.

On her 18th birthday, Jones finally received a surprising diagnosis. The patient has two vaginas. This anomaly is “one in a million.”

Hazel did not hesitate to appear on ITV's This Morning, where she said that she felt quite comfortable, even though she literally had to lose her virginity twice.

"Once everything came out, I didn't hold anything back," Hazel told TV presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield.

"I think it's incredible. Talking about it at parties definitely helps loosen everyone up."

She adds: "If women want to look, I'm happy to show it. It's not something that should make me blush."

Hazel went to the doctor after her boyfriend, whom she was dating, long time, said she was “different” in the genital area.

Dr. Dawn Harper, who was present on the show, explained: "Girls develop two tubes in the womb. These tubes and the septum collapse and form one uterus."

"In about one in 3,000 cases, the septum remains inside the uterus. But in fact, it is even rarer for two separate uteruses to develop."

Hazel said that she had previously experienced discomfort when entering into intimacy, however, now the adverse effects do not appear at all.

She decided to refuse surgical intervention, which could result in significant amount scar tissue.

Jones says: "When I was younger, I thought that early age I suffer from cystitis and infections urinary tract because my septum is torn."

"I used to suffer from terrible cramps. My periods were extremely heavy. Now I know that periods are not so easy because I have two uteruses."

"So if I get pregnant, I'll have to be careful not to get pregnant again at the same time."

Dr. Harper also noted that Hazel was likely to have a breech birth because her uterus was small. Jones will most likely need a caesarean section. She also needs double smears when checking for cervical cancer.

But none of this upsets Hazel.

"I have an amazing intimate life", she stated.