Helen Flanagan’s 8-year-old daughter suffered face paralysis on holiday

OHMYGOSSIP — Helen Flanagan’s eight-year-old daughter suffered temporary face paralysis during a holiday to Bali.
The former ‘Coronation Street’ actress has told how her daughter Matila was struck down with Bell’s Palsy – a temporary weakness or lack of movement that usually affects one side of the face – in the Indonesian province, but fortunately it has “cleared” now.
Helen wrote on Instagram: “Matilda started with Bell’s Palsy on holiday.
“It’s cleared now as she had a course of steroids to clear but half her face was paralysed which was not ideal on holiday bless her. (sic)”
Helen revealed Matilda’s temporary paralysis was brought on because of a “bad eye infection”.
She added: “So glad it’s cleared now, it was brought on from a bad eye infection.”
Last year, Helen recalled a “horrible” time when Matilda went missing in a supermarket.
The 33-year-old star told new! magazine: “I must have turned my back for a second.
“I remember having this horrible, sinking feeling. I always keep an eye on my kids but I couldn’t see her for about a minute.
“There’s nothing worse than that, it’s the worst, worst feeling ever.”
Helen also spoke last year about co-parenting with her footballer ex Scott Sinclair, who she shares Matilda, Delilah, five and Charlie, three, with.
She told The Sun newspaper: “I co-parent with Scott. We were together for a long time. So he lives with his mum in Bristol, and I live in Manchester with the kids. I get on really well with Scott’s mum.
“I was with Scott aged 19-31, so that’s why I get on so well with his mum. So honestly, it makes my life so easy because we hang out together.
“It’s really nice. It’s pretty drama free as I get on really well with her.
“The kids see their dad all the time, they see their nana a lot. We’re always in Birmingham a lot to meet with the kids half way.
“The kids have an amazing time when they are with me too. I have a friend that helps me, because obviously I work as well.
“I work nearly every day so I do have a friend that comes to help me because well, I’m not a superwoman. We do mum things, the kids all have different activities too.
“Then when they go to their dad, they have a lovely time with him. They’ve just been to Dubai actually for a week with their dad and had a lovely time.
“So I missed them when they were away, but it was a shock to my system when they were back.”

Source: VacationHunter.Online

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