Hello and welcome to another episode of IWay with Jamila Jamil, a podcast against shame.

I hope you're well and thank you so much for so many lovely messages about my deeply

candid and personal episode of Ask Me Anything. I really did answer everything with as

much personal truth as possible and I appreciate how responsive you've all been.

So give that a listen if you want to just have a sort of one-on-one

chat with me in the car maybe. But generally you've just been such a dream and I'm so

happy that you're all so happy with the episodes.

This week is a very, a very intense subject, but one of the most important subjects I feel like

I've ever learned about, not just during the time of making this

podcast for almost four years. Wow. But ever. I had no idea that this thing was happening in the United States and it has possibly changed the rest of my life to learn about it now.

I was told to watch a film a few months ago called At Your Servix.

It is an award-winning documentary that exposes the hidden practice

of medical students learning to perform pelvic exams on anesthetized patients

without their consent. And we're not talking one or two cases, we're

talking thousands and thousands of cases of this for decades,

for decades in the United States of America.

And so my guest, Imagine Godard, has made this incredibly brave

documentary as a whistleblower who learned from the inside that this is what's going on and has now made it her life's purpose to bring

awareness that this is happening to people under anesthetic without their

consent and to help legislate against that happening because currently we don't even know

that this is happening we don't know what our rights are we don't know how to get

out of this happening to our bodies this is a violation against our bodies and speaking of

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