LOUISE Thompson has revealed that she felt like acid was being poured inside her head as she shared her crippling health battle.
The star has opened up about what her anxiety and were really like after she nearly died in labour.
Speaking on on the He Said, She said podcast, Louise said: “I don’t know if this feels a bit unfair but I would love for everybody in the whole world.
“To spend one day with severe and one day with debilitating anxiety or .
“Just so that people could have that perspective and so that they could, would have a lot more compassion for people that have struggled with those diseases.”;;
: “The crazy thing about, you know, depression is that it feels very physical.
“It’s not always just thoughts, it’s not always just the mental.
“There are really excruciating physical symptoms and I used to feel like I had acid being poured into my head.
“And I think if everybody kind of knew what that felt like, then the world would be a much less judgemental place.”;;
Last month, Louise revealed of her miscarriage in an emotional post, two years after the traumatic birth of her son.
, three, with fiancé, after the couple.
She posted a photo of a positivetest, and said: “It’s crazy to think that Leo could have had a sibling born last September.
“I doubt that it was ever going to work. Probably a mere chemical pregnancy.
“Whatever it was the change in hormones or blood flow to that area caused the most insane amount of bleeding from my bum in the weeks that followed and ended up having my stoma surgery as a result. So capiche. That was the end of that dream.
“My and our journey is something I’m only just starting to wrap my head around 3 1/2 years after the birth of my beautiful son.
“There is a lot I haven’t come to terms with, and I haven’t wanted to until now. I remember my therapist asking me about it a few years ago and she asked whether I was sad about my situation and I just brushed it off.
“It was all way to soon to start thinking about the idea of more anything when I had so much fixing to do.
“But I actually remembered to mention it in a medical appointment last week and it kind of brought about this flood of emotions and it felt quite necessary and quite good. I need to get it out now.”;;
Louise was flooded with messages of support from fans, after her heartbreaking news.
It comes after she said she’d “never have the perfect family,”;;
Despite dreams of having four children,means the inability to conceive or carry a baby to term after previously giving birth.
Louise wrote inYouMagazine: “I could feel something bigger than a party looming over me: the fact that I will never have the ‘perfect family’ I always thought I would.
“Nothing emphasises the passing of time like your child’s birthday, and I can’t deny that when I look around at other friends popping out countless children, it hits home that this is not a reality for us.
“I always imagined I’d have four children. I loved the idea of a big family with lots of noise and different personalities.
“People said it would be hard work, but I liked the idea of each sibling bringing up the one behind them. I wanted to be like the Von Trapps. This will never be my life.
“I used to believe that if you work hard enough you can achieve anything, but that’s not true: I will never be able to go back and fix what happened to me.
“There will always be a sadness that I won’t experience childbirth again. That sadness is a part of who I am now and I need to learn how to take it forward into the rest of my life.”;;
Sadly, Louise ended up in hospital after writing her thoughts about herhealthordeal.
She was rushed in for11 months after her– leaving her fiance Ryan “broken”;;.
, had her entire large intestineremoved after being diagnosed with.
She wasfollowing years of living with the condition, which causes the colon and rectum to become inflamed.
It came after sheduring the birth of herin 2021, which left her with.
Louise has bravely revealed all about her traumatic childbirth in her
