Doctors ran a simulated birth before Hira Ahmad went into labour to make sure she could deliver the baby without breaking any bones.
A mother with a condition so rare that just 50 people worldwide have it has given birth in what it believed to be a world-first.
The 28-year-old, who grew up breaking bones so regularly, she was taken to a hospital every three months, told the PA news agency she wanted to share her story to inspire other mothers with physical disabilities. She said when doctors told her the baby would not inherit the condition"I had tears of happiness in my eyes".Doctors ran a simulated theatre trial before the birth to investigate how Mrs Ahmad should position herself during the birth to avoid breaking any bones.
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