Tori Spelling's Daughter Home From Hospital After Being Diagnosed With Hemiplegic Migraine

The mother of five just got another health scare when her daughter was rushed to the hospital last week.

Tori Spelling took to Instagram Wednesday and expressed that the "hits just keep coming," announcing that her daughter is currently in the hospital after an illness plagued her son last month.

She posted on her Instagram story a photo of her 14-year-old daughter Stella wearing a face mask and a gown, lying on a hospital bed hooked up to wires. 

The designer and producer recently took to social media again to update everyone that Stella has already gotten home and is "feeling much better."

She then shared that Stella was diagnosed with a Hemiplegic Migraine, which affects only one side of the body. A Hemiplegic Migraine attack is similar to a stroke, which includes sudden severe headaches on one side of the brain and numbness on one half of the body.

According to WebMD, hemiplegic migraine is a rare and serious kind of migraine. Extreme muscle weakness causes temporary paralysis on one side of the body, which physicians call hemiplegia.

Before her daughter, it was her son

"It can be terrifying if you don't know what's happening or about this type of migraine. As a migraine sufferer my entire life, I had no idea about this. Grateful to everyone at the ER. They were amazing and took great loving care of her," Spelling expressed in the caption of her post, which was a photo of Stella resting on their couch with her dog and her hospital wristband still on her.

The Beverly Hills, 90210 alumni share Stella and four other siblings - Hattie, 11; Beau, 5; Finn, 10; and Liam, 15, with 55-year-old husband Dean McDermott, 55.

The "Love at First Lie" host has been transparent about the tough few months that her family was experiencing different illnesses. Last month, she expressed frustration at the "back-to-back illnesses" that plague her son Beau, People reported.

She shared how Beau was not able to go to school for three weeks due to his sickness. He returned to school but got sick immediately, experiencing high fevers and vomits. The producer then asked parents if her experience is also true for them - having kiddos who get sick over and over when they return to school.

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She got sick too

Days before the holidays, Spelling also had her own health scare, posting an Instagram story announcing she was hospitalized after having "crazy dizziness" and difficulty breathing.

However, more than the physical distress, according to US Weekly, what hurt her were the haters who were saying that she was faking her illness. 

She then slammed them and declared that they should show someone sick "kindness instead of doubtfulness." She further stated that not working is a nightmare for people like her. She's a hustler and a workaholic; haters should remember that. 

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