Denise Welch: Loose Women, Life on Stage and Surviving Depression
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Join Caroline Hirons, the UK’s leading skincare expert as she welcomes the one and only Denise Welch to the podcast!
This week Denise talks what it takes to be a Loose Woman, having a son in one of the biggest bands of all time and living with depression.
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“A fucking pony attached to the Christmas tree” 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
I was also hysterical at this comment🤣🤣🤣
True story. Might still happen. 😆
Lifelong sufferer of vertigo and FINALLY people who are "names" are talking about it and making people like me feel less alone so thank you.
It’s so horrendous. X
@@CarolineHirons Truly. And yes, head colds make it worse! I find steaming regularly and using NeilMed sinus rinse and a nasal spray when a headcold comes on can really help kee the vertigo at bay.
Oh my god I’ve just had to stop this when Denise talked about the metallic taste in her mouth and the pins and needles feeling in her hands. This is exactly what happens to me when my depression takes hold. It’s also a sign of an oncoming anxiety attack for me. That was how my husband knew something was wrong and without saying a word he would just gently take hold of my hand and start walking away from whatever place or situation I was in. I’ve never heard anyone else explain it like this and was starting to think it was just me. Thank you Denise ❤
I am not from the UK so I wasn’t familiar with Mrs. Denise Welch but oh my god what a woman. The way she meticulously described what depression is and does is something I have always felt, but was never able to put into words as eloquently as she did. Such a vital discussion to be had anytime anywhere. Absolutely brilliant 🙌🏻
What an absolute NATIONAL TREASURE Denise Welch is... I know that title is batted about too often these days but she really is - not only for her incredible talents, but also for her support against mental health
I don’t always agree with Denise , but I’ve always admired her . This interview was amazing . She has such a way of telling a story , her story . She’s funny, open, honest and humble. Loved this! ❤️
The description of the first depression experience was outstanding. I’ve listened to Denise describing her experience for years but this was so informative. Thank God for her Mum that day and the time she was there, ❤️❤️
What a great interview. I could listen to her life stories all day. She's one of my favourites on Loose Women. I love the honesty about her depression. This lady has truly lead an extraordinary life. I'm so glad she's clean and happy now. ❤
I have always loved Denise. Loved her acting, and love her on Loose Woman, but I have absolutely loved this chat. What a remarkable woman. I love how passionate and honest she is. I get how you are both friendly as you are so alike 😂😂 ❤❤ xx
What an absolutely lovely episode. The description of depression was scary but perfectly explained also ❤ I also love Denise's hairstyle, she is such a queen
Absolutely loved this podcast❤
Denise & Nadia are my favourite loose women love how real they are
I love her so much x
Adorable both of you, what a tonic to watch
It happened to me! I woke up one day 20 weeks pregnant, washed my face and my face looked black/blue ! And nobody believed me! At last I have someone to relate to.
Absolutely loved this, could listen to you chat for hours!
THANK YOU, I LOVED THIS!!!!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
The real thing played at the Mayfair when my and my hubby were teenagers (now 63)... you to me are everything was our song (we divorced for 9 years) then re-married 🤣 love to hear Denise talking on loose women or on anything so down to earth great geordie lass.xx
Wonderful chat I loved her as Natalie Barnes ⭐️⭐️
What a fantastic episode!
So I suffered from PND & postbirth PTSD from my second baby in August 2023. Not a single health professional picked anything up at the time or my follow up appointments. It wasn’t until my husband suggested if I wanted to speak to someone that I sought out help. By Jan ‘24 I’d contacted my GP and he put me straight on antidepressants and suggested I could call the mental health team. I self referred to our local nhs mental health team and the psychiatrist was horrified the perinatal mental health team 1. Didn’t do any follow ups on my traumatic birth or 2. Notice my severe depression. When I was tested for ptsd my score ranked higher than the average post combat soldier.
Credit where it’s due I was seen within 3 weeks of self referral, mostly because I was postpartum and it’s key you’re seen asap because of potential psychosis. However my therapist mentioned to me there’s an 18 month waitlist in some nhs trusts for mental health services regardless of whether you’re postpartum or not.
Got I’m so sorry x
@@CarolineHirons it’s ok, I’m mostly better now and I’m really grateful I didn’t have to pay for my wonderful psychiatrist or the therapy I received.
A positive is I’m now a massive advocate for the expansion of MH services for women!
Another good one 👏
Absolutely shunning caroline 😊 xx
I love watching these videos, tw9 of my fave people
Love Denise 🙏🏼
These are so entertaining. I’m so glad you’re making them.
Denise is an absolute icon!!!🌞
Looove Deniseee. And i've seen you in livestreams when they played 'oh caroline'. We love our 75 fam 😁🤍
Very interesting to hear about Denise’s medical history. It’s sad how the medical profession let her down. There’s got to be better alternatives. 🙏🏽
Denise is a fantastic actress I loved her in soldier-soldier & no one ever talks about that series
I loved that series and agree, Denise was brilliant in it. I don’t know why it never gets talked about.
@@sarahpowell1000 no I know I loved soldier soldier I use be army wife when I was 21 in my first marriage was married to a soldier and we lived in the houses they filmed in Germany
Fabulous episode, love love Denise.
Same thing happened to my auntie in menopause she was sectioned for months terrifying
Please interview Nadia Sawalha! Xx
Really enjoyed that, thanks 🙏
Loved listening to Denise she is bootful love her hair ect
Love denise ❤
She looks really well at moment
Another great one, thanks 🥰
I totally agree with Denise regarding Katie Hopkins.
A wonderfully interesting woman 🥰
Love Denise
I think it’s less living in an ultra PC world but more so that we see EVERYONES opinion now, especially when the show is mostly watched by people sat at home in the middle of the day or the out of context clips on social media
I thought everyone could spread their toes?! 🤣🤣🙌🏼
Wow
I’m with Denise on the banning of cyclists!! 🤣
Only Nans 😂 why have I never heard this term before lol 😂
I thought everyone could spread their toes?! 🤣🤣🙌🏼