Zoe North completed the 26.2-mile race over five grueling days in New York and had raised more than £142,000 for charity. Zoe, 19, was once told she would never be able to walk due to her cerebral palsy.
She has raised the charity fund in coordination with Sparks, the children's medical research charity works with Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Cerebral palsy refers the condition when a person faces difficulty with balance, muscle weakness and coordination and Zoe had been walking with the use of an especial frame till five years ago.
18 months ago, she had finished the London Marathon in a week; raising more than £120,000 for the same charity. She born three months premature and was diagnosed with the disease at her birth.
She only learned to walk when she was four and has been walking flat-footed until she had a life-changing operation to loosen her tendons around five years back. She said,
When I was really young I didn't walk until the age of four, and I would be blown over by the wind.
The money she has been raising would be used in a project researching the first ever treatment of foetal membrane damage, which can result in premature birth.
