Woman holds her daughter for the first time after suffering from seven years- coma

In what has been described by most as nothing short 
of a miracle, a woman shocked doctors when she woke
 from a seven-year coma. 25-year-old Danijela Kovacevic,
 from Vojvodina, Serbia, had fallen ill after suffering a traumatic labour in 2009. She contracted sepsis while 
giving birth to her daughter Marija and was left in a 
vegetative state, but surprisingly, seven years later she
 woke up, surprising Serbian doctors who have never seen anyone survive after being unconscious for that long.

 Her health is improving and she has met her daughter who
 is seven- years-old now.

The woman's father grateful for his daughter's new life
 spoke about how well she is improving. He revealed that she is now able to hold a tablet and pen.

"These are minor recoveries, but Danijela is much better 
that before. She has put on weight, she is more aware and more alive. She reacts, smiles and also gets angry. That is because you are teaching a kid to do certain things. She had very hard trainings. She walked 800 metres and that is a big achievement."

A family friend said: "After school, Marija is close to her
 mama every day. She comforts her, makes her laugh and does not give up the hope that she will touch her and embrace her."

Ms Kovacevic is currently recovering at a rehabilitation
 centre in Pforzheim, Germany, but needs 50,000 Euros (£43,000) for her treatment to continue. Her family and
 friends are trying to raise the money. They organised a competition in taekwondo and all the money raised was set aside for Danijela’s recovery.