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It left me feeling embarrassed and ashamed to be shopping for these products at all.ДЄfter treatment for cancer, I went on to work for Senator Claire McCaskill on the Affordable Care Act in Washington, DC. So I found the only place that sold these products in my town, which was a seedy shop next to the highway with mannequins in crotchless onesies and plastic penises lined up on shelves. My friend empathetically suggested that I buy some lubricant and maybe a vibrator to help with my dip in libido.

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Truthfully, everything I knew about menopause was from TV - you know, moms putting their heads in the freezer and 'being cranky'. I felt too embarrassed to ask my doctors, so I called a good friend who was a nurse and she walked me through what menopause was. No one took the time to tell me that this would happen, only that I would never be a mother. It was only weeks later when I started having unbearable hot flashes that I googled my symptoms and discovered I was also going through menopause. I can vividly remember my doctors sitting me down and telling me that I would never have children as a result of the radiation. Louis and begin radiation treatment immediately. I had to drop out of college and move back home with my parents in St. I was 21 and it was four days before Christmas when I found out I had stage IIIV colorectal cancer. Before she exited the train, she turned around to say goodbye to Sarah Jayne and peppered, in вЂњI guess IвЂ™ve just always been a bitвЂ¦ unbound.вЂќ And in that moment, Sarah Jayne knew that was the name of the company.ДЇor me, a cancer diagnosis that brought me to this realization. Her train companion went on to regale her with stories about her sexual adventures when she was younger. My co-founder, Sarah Jayne, was on a train down to Baltimore when she struck up a conversation with an older woman who was her seat-mate. WeвЂ™re often asked where the name вЂњUnboundвЂќ came from and thereвЂ™s a pretty great story behind it. We felt there should be an online destination where women can learn about their bodies and buy well designed sexual wellness products.

Unbound was started by a group of women who thought female sexuality was underserved by the market. Polly, why the name вЂњUnboundвЂќ and what inspired you to start the business? She shares what inspired her to launch the business, the power of finding a community who believes in you when you lose faith in yourself, constantly learning from brilliant people, and furthering the conversation of sex in the #MeToo era in todayвЂ™s spotlight below. Polly is the co-founder of a sexual wellness online shop called Unbound Babes.

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