Sarah Louise Platt

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Coronation Street's Sarah Platt to go into labour early... in Tracy Barlow's flower shop
Things take a scary turn for Coronation Street's Sarah Platt next month as she goes into labour early - and in Tracy Barlow's flower shop.
Single-mum Sarah (Tina O'Brien) was told that she needed a caesarean, but her waters break five weeks early with only Mary Taylor by her side to act as midwife. Eeek.
But, according to The Sun, Mary tells Sarah it'll all be fine - since she's watched lots of births on TV…
Sarah sadly lost her baby Billy Grimshaw in 2003 after having a caesarean, but this time she fortunately gives birth to a healthy baby.
However, doubts start to creep in when she struggles to bond with her newborn over fears he'll be like his drug dealer father Callum, whose body is still hidden in a manhole under the floor.

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Things take a scary turn for Coronation Street's Sarah Platt next month as she goes into labour early - and in Tracy Barlow's flower shop.

We haven't even seen her with a baby bump yet!

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Coronation Street's Sarah Platt believes ex Callum Logan is still ALIVE as she battles crippling psychosis
Coronation Street's Sarah Platt is on the verge of a mental breakdown.
After welcoming her second child, the Weatherfield favourite - played by Tina O'Brien - will battle a crippling episode of psychosis, which affects some women after they give birth.
She is set to be plagued by distressing flashbacks and begins to believe her ex-boyfriend Callum Logan (Sean Ward), who was brutally murdered last year, is still alive and out to get her.
"I'm excited about Sarah's story because it will really push me," actress Tina told Inside Soap magazine. "She has been through a nightmare six months with what happened to Callum and having to cover it up.
After welcoming her second child, Sarah [Tina O'Brien] will battle a crippling episode of psychosis
"It could become a form of psychosis because of everything that's gone on. But, right now, it's centred on Sarah's anxiety and worries about the future. I think, with Sarah, her head will start playing more tricks on her as time goes on. She'll have delusions and flashbacks to what she witnessed. I think it will be the hardest thing I've ever done on screen.
"These images she's getting of him are very much in her head, but it seems like he's still there and alive to Sarah."
Things don't go according to plan at Harry's Christening on Coronation Street
Sarah's mental health has been heading in a downward spiral over the past six months since she witnessed her sister-in-law Kylie Platt [Paula Lane] smash the bad boy drug dealer over the head and then bury his lifeless body under Gail McIntyre's [Helen Worth] granny annex.
Things took a turn for the worse when Sarah welcomed her baby son Harry - whose father is Callum - but it's set to get even harder this week when the emotional mother is convinced her tot is the reincarnation of her abusive ex.

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After welcoming her second child, the Weatherfield favourite - played by Tina O'Brien - will battle a crippling episode of psychosis, which affects some women after they give birth.

Gosh. That's an unusual storyline. I'm glad that's not been done recently in another soap.
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After welcoming her second child, the Weatherfield favourite - played by Tina O'Brien - will battle a crippling episode of psychosis, which affects some women after they give birth.

Gosh. That's an unusual storyline. I'm glad that's not been done recently in another soap.
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Gosh. That's an unusual storyline. I'm glad that's not been done recently in another soap.
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I totally agree, but to be fair to the Corrie team storylines can be planned up to a year in advance so they probably thought it original when they dreamt it up.

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can tina match up to lacey

[Dazzle]

can tina match up to lacey

I very much doubt it, but that's not a criticism of Tina. Lacey is just so convincing as a woman in the midst of psychosis.

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Coronation Street spoiler – Sarah Platt’s meltdown
New mum Sarah Platt is going to have a meltdown in next week’s Coronation Street as she struggles to cope with her killer secret.
The local has been hiding the fact she was involved in the death of Callum Logan, whose body has been buried under Gail’s floor ever since!
Following the birth of her son, who is also Callum’s child, Sarah has been on edge, feeling more guilty by the day for what she has done.
That, coupled with the fact her son Harry is not sleeping through the night, leaves poor Sarah at the end of her tether. Next week as Harry cries in his cot, Sarah will be seen sat alone looking utterly frightened about what she might do next.
Seeing Sarah looking stressed, Kylie wonders if she’s okay but gets a mouthful for her trouble when Sarah snaps at her telling her she’s sick of the constant interrogation.
Later, jittery Sarah tells Kylie she reckons Harry can sense his dead father’s presence in the house and she needs to move away.
Kylie does her best to calm her down but can she keep a lid on the secret that could destroy the Platts forever?

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Dramatic pictures appear to show Sarah on the verge of telling Callum's mum Marion the truth about his death

Sarah-Louise Platt nears breaking point when she attends ex-boyfriend Callum Logan's funeral on Coronation Street.

The mum-of-two - played by Tina O'Brien - has been racked with guilt ever since sister-in-law Kylie Platt killed Callum back in September.

With Sarah knowing what really happened to Callum, his send-off almost becomes too much for her to handle.


Pictures show Sarah as she's led away from the church by Todd Grimshaw - played by Bruno Langley.

The blonde looks ready to confess her part in the crime after coming face to face with Callum's mum Marion - played by Susan Cookson.

Emotional Marion was spotted during the scene holding a framed picture of her son, likely to have been on show when vicar Billy Mayhew conducted the service.

When Sarah returned to the soap in 2015, she immediately fell for drug dealer Callum despite being warned about his nasty ways.

Eventually she got to see his true colours before they had a dramatic showdown during the soap's live episode to celebrate ITV's 60th anniversary.

The nail-biting scenes saw Kylie come to Sarah's aid by killing Callum.

Read more: Corrie fans flag up something seriously strange about Sarah Platt's finger

Afterwards it was decided that the bad boy's body should be buried under the house.

Things went from bad to worse for Sarah when she later discovered she was pregnant with Callum's baby.

She gave birth to a son - called Harry - earlier this year.

Last month actress Tina revealed that her character would start battling crippling episodes of psychosis .

"I'm excited about Sarah's story because it will really push me," she told Inside Soap.

"She has been through a nightmare six months with what happened to Callum and having to cover it up.

"It could become a form of psychosis because of everything that's gone on. But, right now, it's centred on Sarah's anxiety and worries about the future.

"I think, with Sarah, her head will start playing more tricks on her as time goes on. She'll have delusions and flashbacks to what she witnessed. I think it will be the hardest thing I've ever done on screen.

"These images she's getting of him are very much in her head, but it seems like he's still there and alive to Sarah."

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