Binky Felsted shared positive updates on the health of her baby’s son after being taken to the hospital this week.
Made in Chelsea’s star, 32, experienced the worst fears of her parents this week as her 1-year-old son, Wolfie, had a severe allergic reaction.
Little Wolfy, shared by Binky with her husband Max Darnton, suffered an anaphylactic shock after eating hummus. This is believed by real-life stars to be due to the sesame seeds present in the dip.
Her baby was taken to the hospital by ambulance, and Binky later thanked the rescuers for their swift action to provide the sick child with potentially life-saving adrenaline shots.
“He started to get incredibly uncomfortable, constantly rubbing his face and upset,” she wrote on social media after horror.
“He turned bright red on his face and hands, and small white spots appeared just before his eyes, lips, and tongue began to swell.”
Thankfully, after a short trip to the hospital (Wolfie’s beloved siren burns) and a few hours of surveillance, Wolfie returned home and returned to her true self.
TV star Binky shares a series of snapshots of his happy and healthy looking son, grins at the camera, and writes “Thank you” in a prayer emoji on Instagram.
“He has returned to his usual’stupid self’,” she said, adding, “a bad joke!”
She thanked everyone who contacted her for referrals and nominations after Wolfie’s horror, saying, “I’m really learning a lot.”
She urged someone else in their situation:’If in doubt [definitely]Call 999 or 111 (at first I didn’t want to waste someone’s time and was worried that I might not be completely sure what was going on).
“But thank God for what we did. It escalated so quickly that the timing of getting medical help from him was so important.”
Binky promised to share as much information as possible when Wolfie meets a new specialist …Hopefully [it] Help others in the future. “
On Sunday, Binky thanked everyone involved in Wolfie’s care, including sharing her photo in a hospital bed with her son surrounded by rescuers who rushed to the hospital.
“Wolphy’s face fortunately began to settle down again. He loved the noise and all the exciting things hanging in the ambulance,” she writes. “He also got a bear to stay very brave.”
“The NHS and all the teams were amazing,” said Binky. “Family and I are incredibly grateful for everything you did today 🌈✨xxx #NHSTHANKYOU 🙏🏼💙”
It was a stressful week for the family, as Binky revealed just a few days ago that his dog, Pedro, had been hit by a van and remained dead.
She and Max said goodbye to Pedro’s “lifeless body” before Pedro passed through.
“SO HAPPY YOU’RE HOME MY BOY”, she wrote on social media. “You can sleep in our bed whenever you want !!!”
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