article_snippet: Mrs Inglefield, now 41, said: 'It was comical in a way; we both took we first wobbly steps across the living room. '
article_snippet: Mrs Inglefield said: 'I was rushed to hospital for a brain scan
article_snippet: The following night, as Mrs Inglefield caught up with Mrs Inglefield supermarket shopping online, Mrs Inglefield collapsed once more.
article_snippet: Mrs Inglefield said: 'Like all new mums, I had fallen behind with her supermarket shopping
article_snippet: Mrs Inglefield speech was slurred, Mrs Inglefield had lost feeling down Mrs Inglefield left side, and Mrs Inglefield face and mouth were drooping.
article_snippet: Mrs Inglefield had extreme dizziness which left Mrs Inglefield unable even to sit up straight.
article_snippet: Mrs Inglefield had suffered a massive stroke. '
article_snippet: Mrs Inglefield's stroke caused Mrs Inglefield's and Mrs Inglefield's husband to reassess her and her husband lifestyles.
article_snippet: Mrs Inglefield's was unable to look after Mrs Inglefield's and could not hold or feed her husband.
article_snippet: Mrs Inglefield's said: 'I really worried that we wouldn't bond.
article_snippet: Mrs Inglefield's said: 'Mrs Inglefield's was very wobbly, just like me.
article_snippet: Mrs Inglefield's said Mrs Inglefield's husband, Ed, was 'wonderful', but it pains Mrs Inglefield's that Mrs Inglefield's stroke meant Mrs Inglefield's wasn't able to look after her husband when her husband was a tiny baby.