A courageous survivor of the horrific Southport stabbing spree has appeared on ITV's Loose Women to share her traumatic experience and show the world her shocking injuries.
The victim, who wishes to remain anonymous, described the terrifying moment she was attacked during the random knife rampage that left multiple people injured in the seaside town.
The Attack
"I remember seeing the flash of the blade," the woman recounted emotionally. "At first I didn't even realize I'd been stabbed - the adrenaline was pumping so hard. Then I felt the warm blood and knew something was terribly wrong."
Doctors later told her she was lucky to survive after suffering deep wounds to her abdomen and arms during the frenzied attack.
Road to Recovery
The brave survivor displayed her scars to the Loose Women panel, explaining how the physical and emotional healing process has been challenging.
"Every time I look in the mirror, I'm reminded of that day," she said. "But these scars show I'm a fighter - they tell a story of survival."
The panel, including Ruth Langsford and Coleen Nolan, praised the woman's incredible strength and resilience in speaking out about her ordeal.
Call for Action
The emotional interview sparked renewed calls for tougher action on knife crime across the UK. The victim urged politicians to take the issue more seriously.
"This could happen to anyone, anywhere," she warned. "We need to see real change before more lives are destroyed."
The full interview airs today on ITV's Loose Women at 12:30pm, where the victim will share more details about her recovery and message to other survivors of violent crime.
