Axed darts walk-on girl who cheated death THREE times with near-fatal pregnancies has miracle baby
AXED darts walk-on girl Daniella Harper has had a miracle baby after cheating death three times. She gave birth to Adrianna last month following near-fatal ectopic pregnancies. Daniella, 33, married to Daniel and also mum to Francesca, 13, said: “It was an amazing feeling. It’s been a massive battle for us.” Fans were furious when […]
AXED darts walk-on girl Daniella Harper has had a miracle baby after cheating death three times.
She gave birth to Adrianna last month following near-fatal ectopic pregnancies.
Daniella, 33, married to Daniel and also mum to Francesca, 13, said: “It was an amazing feeling. It’s been a massive battle for us.”
Fans were furious when she was fired two years ago, left, after darts chiefs bowed to pressure over claims that having walk-on girls was sexist.
At the time she was battling to have a baby and nearly died twice.
Six years ago, she was 11 weeks pregnant when rushed to hospital with stomach pains.
The baby was growing in her Fallopian tube, which ruptured, and docs gave Daniella just 15 minutes to live.
‘MASSIVE BATTLE’
She recalled: “Daniel thought he was going to lose me.”
Surgeons managed to save her life and the couple waited before trying for another baby.
In 2017, she was pregnant again and a scan at eight weeks showed she was carrying twins in her tubes, which is very rare.
Daniella, of Chesterfield, needed an emergency op. She said: “It was devastating to lose the twins but I felt lucky to be alive.”
She fell pregnant again in January last year, but her tube ruptured at 11 weeks, leading to yet more heartbreak.
Daniella and underfloor heating business owner Daniel were then told their only option was IVF.
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Last October they went to CARE Fertility in Nottingham, and were successful first time.
Adrianna was born at Chesterfield Royal Infirmary at a healthy 9lb 5oz.
Daniella said: “After nearly losing my life three times, we finally have our little miracle.”
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