Asha Alahan (Tanisha Gorey) once dreamed of becoming a dedicated paramedic, bringing hope to patients.

But in the latest episodes of Coronation Street, viewers will shudder as she is drawn into a never-ending nightmare after a terrifying shift.

During that shift, Asha not only witnessed a heartbreaking death but also had to endure severe racism, being assaulted and spat at while on duty.

These shocks were deeply engraved in her mind, causing Asha to gradually lose control.

She constantly had panic attacks, tossed and turned all night and gradually became distant from those around her.

Everyone clearly saw the change in Asha: restless eyes, hesitant words, sometimes she even avoided her family. But instead of seeking help, Asha chose to hide it. The only person she confides some of her pain to is Lisa Swain (Vicky Myers). Lisa advises her to report the incident to her manager, but fear and guilt prevent Asha from doing so.

The haunting doesn’t stop at memories. It seeps into everyday moments: when Asha sits on a bench in front of the hospital, her eyes staring blankly into space, or when she leans back on the sofa, muttering incomprehensible words to herself. The images are heartbreaking.

Coronation Street has skillfully painted a portrait of a young woman who longs to save people but becomes a victim of social cruelty. And now, the journey to overcome the darkness or sink deeper into despair will decide Asha’s fate.