Disabled Lady Who Found Love Finally Gives Birth, People Thought She Never Would
- Love is a beautiful thing, and a physically-impaired lady is a living testimony to this
- The young lady identified as Agaezichi Oliver Joy, who is suffering from spinal muscular atrophy, met her lover on Facebook and they have a baby already
- In a heartwarming video interview, Agaezichi said her lover has been supportive
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A physically-impaired lady identified as Agaezichi Oliver Joy found the love of her life on Facebook and started a family with him after people thought it was impossible.
Agaezichi, a student of history and international relations at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, is suffering from spinal muscular atrophy.
In an interview with BBC News Africa, the young lady said the father of her child, Oshian Abraham, has been a supportive boyfriend, adding that he was by her side during the pregnancy period.
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Despite her condition, Agaezichi's pregnancy period was painless. The woman said if God allows, she would like to have another child.
Speaking about his love for Agaezichi, Oshian said he grew in love with the young lady and only one of his friends knew about it.
Oshian's friend faulted his decision to be in a relationship with Agaezichi, but the young man stood his ground.
The young man wants God to bless him so he could get married to the love of his life.
Watch their interview with BBC News Africa below:
In similar news, Tracy Robinson shared an inspiring story on Facebook in the #ImStaying group. She revealed that she had taken her best friend to the beach.
Her friend is paralysed and does not get out often. The day at the beach was made even better thanks to Bongani the lifeguard.
Bongani drove her friend down to the water on his quad bike and helped her into the sea so that she could have a swim.
Earlier, Briefly.co.za reported that a young South African woman, Charne Hugo, recently shared a touching story in Facebook's ImStaying group. In the post, she explains that she was born with a heart defect that in turn left her paralysed from the waist down after surgery to correct her heart went wrong.
"I want to share my story with you: It started on 22 May, 1991 in Nelspruit. I was born with a heart defect which led to me having heart surgery at the age of 4 months. Complications led to me becoming paralysed."
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