Mum-of-four Laura Stubbs is known to friends and family as 'Superwoman' after battling back against the odds.

Laura, who spent most of her 20s in and out of a wheelchair and had to learn to walk again because of a neurological disorder, was devastated to be told she may never have children after trying for a family for five years with her husband Rob.

But this summer they welcomed their fourth child, a son Hartley who was born seven weeks premature following fears that she and the baby wouldn't survive.

The PR director from Swinton is now looking forward to Christmas with the four children they had always longed for - Cole, seven, Lyla-Rose, six, Archer aged 17 months and Hartley who was born in August.

"I feel completely blessed," she told us."We always wanted four or five children and we're really looking forward to a great family Christmas where our family is complete.

"It wouldn't be the same if little Hartley wasn't here."

All four children were conceived naturally. Laura and Rob were a month away from starting IVF treatment when she fell pregnant with their first child Cole.

Laura, 37, had her first three children by cesarean because she had Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD), which occurs during pregnancy causing the pelvic joints to become stiff.


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