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‘Giving birth left me in a wheelchair’

When Maria Rubia, 26, became pregnant with her first baby, she never imagined giving birth would put her in a wheelchair. Here, Maria, who lives in Swindon, Wilts, with fiancé Jay Taylor, 28, tells of her struggle to discover what had happened and her battle to walk again.

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