Jesy Nelson is celebrating after her twin daughters successfully had their feeding tubes removed from their faces. The tubes are often used in the case of muscle weakness, if the subject finds swallowing difficult or unsafe, and particularly in the case of the genetic condition Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 1 - which Jesy’s twin daughters both have. Before the operation, she wrote on Instagram: “Today is the last day of my baby girls having [their] NG tubes on their faces. Jesy added that she couldn’t wait to see her daughters’ “little dimples”, which have been hidden by the plasters holding the tubes in place for months. In a tearful post on her social media after the news was confirmed, Jesy called it a “day of hope”.