Morgan has now put in child gates on the stairs of her home in Witham-St-Hughes, Lincs, to stop a repeat of the accident.
The client providers assistant explained: “When they identified me I was bleeding a lot and my pal who utilised to be a nurse considered I was dead.
“The ambulance got to me and took me to the major trauma unit and later that afternoon the doctors stated that they did not know how I wasn’t in intensive care.
“It was a week ahead of I looked at myself in the mirror because my face was such a mess, I just couldn’t carry myself to it.
“Now, when I do appear at myself I feel fortunate to be alive and even luckier to be walking. It’s a miracle I didn’t die.
“I have sleepwalked ahead of but generally I just wander about and then go back to bed, but due to the fact I was at a friend’s property it was unfamiliar and I fell.”
Morag was staying with her buddy Carl Muggleton in Extended Eaton, Notts, when he was roused by a loud noise at 5am on November 23 last yr.
The 39-year-previous stated: “I woke up to an almighty crash and jumped out of bed and noticed her lying at the bottom of the stairs in a pool of blood.
“I knew that she did sleep stroll but never expected something like this.
“I experimented with to stem the bleeding till the ambulance arrived and it wasn’t until finally it came that I observed a single of her wrists had spun all the way all around.
“I have a quite sharp set of stairs and there is not a great deal of room at the bottom so she is lucky to be with us today.”
Morag, who lives with her six-12 months-previous daughter Olivia in Lincolnshire, has sleepwalked all her life and explained it normally occurs when she is stressed.
She added: “My daughter has been a superstar throughout all of this and if anything at all she is mothering me.
“I am even now wearing a brace for my back and she helps me with it. She even stated that I seem like a mummy again and not a zombie.
“I have now put stair gates in to preserve my residence safe.”
Rohan Revell, major trauma situation manager at the Queen’s Medical Centre, explained: “We can only presume that she went head-over-heels alternatively of down on her bum and a good deal of fatalities happen this way.
“When she came in she looked like she had gone ten rounds with somebody.
“We gave her an epidural to handle her soreness and the spinal damage she had. She nonetheless has to dress in a back brace like a corset to shield the spine even though it heals.
“She was an definitely pretty patient and the most rewarding factor for us is that she has been back to pay a visit to us all.”
An estimated 10 million individuals in Britain suffer from sleepwalking.
Woman breaks eight bones in a sleepwalking fall and nevertheless does not wake up
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