Jo Prance, a mother from Surrey, endured life-altering consequences from a traumatic childbirth in 1998, leading to 19 surgeries due to a severe perineal tear missed by medics. Her conditions included urinary and fecal incontinence, pelvic pain, and organ prolapse, dictating her life for two decades. Despite physical and mental challenges, she is fighting to break the stigma around incontinence and support others facing similar struggles, highlighting the significant impact on her daily activities, work, and parenting. Jo's journey reflects the lasting impact of childbirth injuries, emphasizing the need for awareness and support for those affected.