A look back at the top stories continues: A FIRST-TIME mum who was told her baby would not survive her pregnancy gave birth to her ‘little miracle’ - 16 weeks after her waters broke (October 14, ‘Baby Mia is little miracle’). Nadia Wainwright, from St Asaph, suffered from pre-term premature rupture of the membranes which broke her waters at 20 weeks. The 23-year-old sought support from the Little Heartbeats charity during “very dark days,” deciding: “As long as there is a heartbeat I’m fighting for my little girl.” Nadia’s membrane resealed but continued to leak. She contracted E. coli, strep A and had early-onset sepsis at 32 weeks when doctors decided to carry out an emergency C-section, which was successful.
Retired nursery nurse, 70, found dead at home had left a note indicating plans to take her own life
Amy Martha Jewison was discovered by her son on December 12
North Wales Police (Image: South Wales Echo)
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