šļøāJust Deal With Itā: MAFS’ Rhi Disljenkovic Reveals Shocking Medical Dismissal on Co-Star’s Podcast
Married At First Sight Australia star Rhi Disljenkovic has made a powerful and deeply personal revelation on co-star Carina Mirabileās new podcastĀ and itās left fans both heartbroken and furious.
Opening up in a candid episode of “Unfiltered with Carina”, Rhi detailed her ongoing struggle with endometriosis, shedding light on the pain sheās been silently battling for years. But what truly shocked listeners was the disturbing advice she claims she received from medical professionals.
> āThey told me to just deal with itĀ that it was normal,ā Rhi revealed. āThat level of pain? Apparently just part of being a woman.ā
Fighting back emotion, Rhi described years of being dismissed, misdiagnosed, and made to feel like her suffering wasnāt valid. She recounted visiting multiple doctors only to be met with blank stares and outdated assumptions.
> āOne doctor literally said, āSome women just have it worse. Youāll get used to it,āā she said. āThat was the moment I knew I had to start speaking out.ā
Her brave appearance on Carinaās podcast sparked an outpouring of support from fans and fellow women whoāve faced similar battles with the misunderstood condition that affects millions globally.
Carina, visibly moved during the interview, praised Rhi for her vulnerability, calling her āa warrior for every woman whoās ever been told to stay quiet about her pain.ā
> āRhiās story hit me hard,ā Carina said. āToo many of us suffer in silence because weāre told itās just part of being female.ā
Rhi now says sheās determined to use her platform to raise awareness about endometriosis, push for better training for healthcare professionals, and demand more empathy in women’s health.
> āIām done being quiet,ā she said firmly. āI want to be the voice I didnāt have when I was 20, begging someone to believe me.ā
With this raw and honest interview, Rhi Disljenkovic has taken another bold step from reality TV bride to real-life advocateĀ turning personal pain into powerful purpose.