OMG! How Come Sudanese Christian Meriam Newborn Daughter May Never Walk Again?

Although, this is coming a little late, but Meriam Ibrahim, the Sudanese Christian woman who was recently released from prison after facing the death penalty, now says that her newborn daughter is physically disabled after she was forced to give birth in jail while in shackles.

Speaking for the first time about the May 27 birth in a recent interview with The Guardian, Meriam says that because she was forced to give birth while her legs were shackled, her daughter, Maya, was born in an unconventional position and is now physically disabled.

"I gave birth chained," Ibrahim revealed the traumatising birth, emphasising that it was... "Not cuffs – but chains on my legs. I couldn't open...
my legs so the women had to lift me off the table. I wasn't lying on the table."

When The Guardian asked Ibrahim if she was concerned such conditions would affect the health of her baby, she replied, "Something has happened to the baby," explaining that her daughter had been physically disabled by the birth. "I don't know in the future whether she'll need support to walk or not."

Little Maya needs all the prayer she can get right now as, according to her mother, it's unclear at Maya's young age if she will need assistance for walking when she grows older!