A little girl was temporarily paralyzed after rare flu complication which mum spotted when she noticed she was tiptoeing.
Aurora Burden-Schott, five, appeared to be recovering from the flu when she started to complain of muscle pains.
Her mum, Kota, 27, from Lima, Ohio, US noticed she was tiptoeing around and consulted a paediatrician.
The little girl spent three days in hospital being pumped with fluids and was only able to walk again after two days - after contracting a complication of the flu - rhabdomyolysis.
Rhabdomyolysis is a serious medical condition that occurs when damaged muscles release proteins and electrolytes into the bloodstream.
Aurora is now regaining strength and Kota wants to raise awareness of the symptoms of this life-threatening complication.