EXCLUSIVE: British expat mother is livid after her toddler is given ‘lethal’ Nolotil painkiller in Spain [Video]

A BRITISH expat has been left ‘livid’ after her toddler was given ‘lethal’ Nolotil painkiller. 

Seeing your child suffering is one of the hardest things parents have to go through. 

So when Hannah Pearson’s three-year-old daughter, Amalie, experienced high temperatures last weekend, she sought help as soon as possible. 

The 39-year-old and her husband, James, 38, agreed to take their daughter to a private doctor, expecting nothing more than a round of antibiotics. 

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James took Amalie to a doctor near their home in Golf del Sur, Tenerife on Tuesday, May 7, where she was diagnosed with Scarlet Fever. 

But when Hannah returned from work, she got a nasty surprise. 

Her daughter had been prescribed Nolotil. 

As a former nurse and owner of a care business, Hannah knew of the risks …