Gazala Iqbal, who is paralysed on her right side, was so mollycoddled by her family that she was 16 before she learned to make a cup of tea. “Mum had to go into hospital. I suddenly had two siblings looking up to me but I didn’t know how to do basic things. Everyone had always […]
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