China woman surviving cliff fall caused by husband, reveals IVF newborn has heart disease
Wang Nan, a Chinese woman who survived being pushed off a cliff in Thailand by her husband in 2019, revealed that her newborn son, conceived through IVF, is battling congenital heart disease. Wang, known online as Wang Nuannuan, suffered severe injuries, including 17 fractures, when her husband attempted to murder her to inherit her wealth and pay off gambling debts.
The incident occurred during a vacation in Thailand, where her husband, Yu Xiaodong, pushed her off a 34-meter cliff. Wang was pregnant at the time and tragically lost her unborn child. Doctors warned her that she might not be able to conceive naturally again. Yu Xiaodong was sentenced to 33 years and four months in prison by a Thai court for the attempted murder.
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Wang Nan, a Chinese woman who survived being pushed off a cliff in Thailand by her husband in 2019, revealed that her newborn son, conceived through IVF, is battling congenital heart disease. Wang, known online as Wang Nuannuan, suffered severe injuries, including 17 fractures, when her husband attempted to murder her to inherit her wealth and pay off gambling debts.
The incident occurred during a vacation in Thailand, where her husband, Yu Xiaodong, pushed her off a 34-meter cliff. Wang was pregnant at the time and tragically lost her unborn child. Doctors warned her that she might not be able to conceive naturally again. Yu Xiaodong was sentenced to 33 years and four months in prison by a Thai court for the attempted murder.
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