RabidLeroy

With regards to support from others during your period of recovery, what was the most memorable one to date?

What was the most creative or ambitious project you have done throughout your career to date?

(Question sent from the late-as Melbourne, because time zones!)

On the topic of sex education, I am all too familiar with a former film attraction featured in Epcot Center, dating from 1989 and titled The Making of Me, which focused more on growing up and the development of babies, than full on sex (which, considering the audience is parents with the very young, the film is done very tastefully enough to not need anything extra).

Which begs me to ask, what was the most unexpected, humorous, or motivating memory during your history of teaching the important aspects of sex to your audiences (from high schools to adults), and why?

I share your heartbreak as strongly as the many other families of the passengers too. I am tempted to ask a question with regards to your reactions to tracking MH370's final whereabouts, but I feel like I am treading on thin ice in this context. In the many moments you have experienced since news of the flight went missing, which ones were significant to you so far? Which ones affected you, and how will you carry on the legacy of your sister should the unthinkable be confirmed?

I wish you resilience and a great outlook on life after the event.

With regards to your anatomical condition, how did you know you were missing something anatomically? At what approximate age (such as around puberty or at a random checkup) did you make the discovery?