SUMMER Spellman is not out of the woods with her health just yet and makes a terrible decision.
Coming up in Coronation Street, the teen is rushed to hospital during an exam due to her diabetes.
While she was pushed to get help for her eating disorder, Summer Spellman (portrayed by Harriet Bibby) is still struggling to handle her type 1 diabetes along with her body image issues.
Next week, Billy Mayhew (Daniel Brocklebank) confronts Summer and accuses her of failing to take her meds regularly.
This leads to the teen flying off the handle and storming out.
Later on, having demolished two bags of crisps, Summer dispenses her insulin down the sink – but this is bound to result in havoc.
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But when Paul Foreman (Peter Ash) returns home with the takeaway, Summer assures him she has taken her insulin.
She then checks her blood sugar only to find out that it’s far too high and begins to panic.
However, upon checking her blood sugar levels again, she is relieved to see that they have settled down.
In later scenes, Summer sets off for her exam, for which she has studied to the point of neglecting her health.
Things takes a worrying turn during her maths exam as her vision becomes blurred.
Summer is horrified when she realises she has left her diabetic kit at home and an ambulance is immediately called.
While she is being loaded into the ambulance, Summer tearfully explains to Aadi Alahan (Adam Hussain) that her blood sugar level is sky high.
This isn’t the first time Summer has been sent to hospital because of her condition.
In previous episodes of the iconic soap, she was taken in after falling into a diabetic coma while in a cell at the Weatherfield police station.
Prior to this, she had been confronted over her disordered eating by her friend Amy Barlow (Elle Mulvaney) who had overheard her purging.
Summer’s agony over her body image has plunged after she was rejected by fellow diabetic friend Aaron (James Craven).
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But will she be okay?
Coronation Street airs every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8pm on ITV.
