BRAVE Abigail Witchalls - who inspired millions with her incredible strength after a stabbing left her paralysed - wept tears of joy after giving birth to her third child.
Abigail, who is wheelchair-bound, defied medical odds for a second time to give birth to her first daughter, Rebecca.
And last night husband Benoit, 32, told The Sun: "We couldn't be more delighted. It's fantastic. Abigail is doing really well and is incredibly happy. Yes, we're blessed."
Devout Catholic Abigail, 31, was given the last rites after being knifed through the neck and left for dead in April 2005 in a crime that stunned the nation.
She had been wheeling toddler son Joseph in his buggy when a fiend - suspected to be drug-crazed drifter Richard Cazaly, 23, who later committed suicide - pounced near her home in Little Bookham, Surrey.
Thousands sent letters of hope and prayers willing Abigail to get better after it emerged she was ten weeks pregnant.
She amazed experts by regaining consciousness and communicating with her family through winks and going on to give give birth to son Dominic.
Since then, despite still being paralysed, she has made huge progress.
A source said Abigail wept with joy after giving birth at her home and added: "She loves her boys but a little girl is heaven-sent. She's a beautiful baby - with Abigail's angel-face and laughing smile.
"If anyone says there are no miracles in life, I'd invite them to spend an afternoon with Abigail and her family."
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Abigail, who is wheelchair-bound, defied medical odds for a second time to give birth to her first daughter, Rebecca.
And last night husband Benoit, 32, told The Sun: "We couldn't be more delighted. It's fantastic. Abigail is doing really well and is incredibly happy. Yes, we're blessed."
Devout Catholic Abigail, 31, was given the last rites after being knifed through the neck and left for dead in April 2005 in a crime that stunned the nation.
She had been wheeling toddler son Joseph in his buggy when a fiend - suspected to be drug-crazed drifter Richard Cazaly, 23, who later committed suicide - pounced near her home in Little Bookham, Surrey.
Thousands sent letters of hope and prayers willing Abigail to get better after it emerged she was ten weeks pregnant.
She amazed experts by regaining consciousness and communicating with her family through winks and going on to give give birth to son Dominic.
Since then, despite still being paralysed, she has made huge progress.
A source said Abigail wept with joy after giving birth at her home and added: "She loves her boys but a little girl is heaven-sent. She's a beautiful baby - with Abigail's angel-face and laughing smile.
"If anyone says there are no miracles in life, I'd invite them to spend an afternoon with Abigail and her family."
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