five years ago today, natalie queiroz nearly died after being stabbed.r unborn child survived the assault, and now she speaks to teenagers about the dangers of knife crime and raises money for the charity that saved her life. our midlands correspondent phil mackie reports. congratulations to you, natalie. it's amazing that natalie queiroz is still alive, let alone out running for charity. my right lung collapsed at the time. it went through my diaphragm, the knife did, in two places. it hit the outer part of my heart. it went into my liver. exactly five years ago just weeks away from birth, exactly five years ago, just weeks away from giving birth, she was stabbed 24 times in broad daylight. now, she's returned to the scene of the attack. yeah, heart's going, heart's going. it always does. ijust remember these footsteps running behind me. that is where he actually jumped me from behind. i thought i was, like i say, being mugged, and then i realised when that knife came out there was something more. even more shockingly, what she didn't know was that the

five years ago today natalie queiroz nearly died after being stabbed. aphragm, the knife did, in two places. it hit the outer part of my heart. it went into my liver. exactly five years ago, just weeks away from giving birth, she was stabbed 24 times in broad daylight. now, she�*s returned to the scene of the attack. yeah, heart�*s going, heart�*s going. it always does. ijust remember these footsteps running behind me. that is where he actually jumped me from behind. i thought i was, like i say, being mugged, and then i realised when that knife came out there was something more. even more shockingly, what she didn�*t know was that the man with the knife was her partner, the father of her unborn child, babur "bobby" raja. i remember it being incessant. i remember him jumping on me from behind. and i�*m looking at the town centre, and i remember thinking, "i�*ve just got to get there — cos if i can get there, i can get help." i staggered down the hill to that brick pillar. all i could do, ijust remember clutching my bump, and i was just literally... all i