News about Louise Thompson

Louise Thompson has proudly revealed there is 'nothing' she won't wear after getting a stoma bag fitted.  The former Made In Chelsea  star, 34, revealed earlier this month she had a stoma bag fitted after years of suffering from ulcerative colitis following a diagnosis in 2018. Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, Louise shared a video of herself in a blue swimsuit and said she was surprised herself how 'incognito' it was in swimwear. 

Louise Thompson wore a black swimsuit as she shared the first time she's submerging herself in water for three months on Sunday. The former Made In Chelsea star, 34, opened up earlier this month about having a stoma bag fitted after years of suffering from ulcerative colitis following a diagnosis in 2018. After being candid with her followers, Louise headed to the swimming pool this weekend with her son Leo after feeling confident enough to get into water with the stoma bag. 

The former Made In Chelse a, star, 34, opened up earlier this month about having a stoma bag fitted after years of suffering from ulcerative colitis following a diagnosis in 2018. After being candid with her followers, Louise stepped out on Wednesday to support Zara, who is dating her brother Sam, at the launch of her Everyday Essentials clothing brand venture RISE, in London. Louise looked chic for the launch, sporting an oversized longline satin white shirt, which she layered with a grey sleeveless cardigan. She finished off the look with black jeans and chunky brown studded boots, accessorising with a small handbag.

Louise Thompson has sweetly shared how her son Leo is 'fascinated' by her stoma bag after she had one fitted after years of suffering with ulcerative colitis. The former Made In Chelsea star, 34, said that her little boy, two, loves lifting up her top and hiding under her clothes and now has a 'total fascination with the bag'. Louise mused how 'many lessons could be learned from our children' because her son does not find the topic of her ileostomy bag 'awkward' or 'taboo'. 

Sam Thompson and his girlfriend Zara McDermott have revealed why they're not ready to settle and have children anytime soon on Sunday. The I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here star, 31, and the former Love Island star, 27, staged an hilarious quip in an Instagram video explaining why they're not ready, just yet. Sitting across the table to his sister Louise Thompson and her fiancé Ryan Libbey, Sam and Zara took part in the viral social media trend. 

Sam Thompson has set the record straight on rumours that his girlfriend Zara McDermott is pregnant with their first child. His sister Louise inadvertently sparked baby speculation when she received an 'auntie' card from the couple. It comes following months of engagement rumours.

Q: I had a mini-stroke three years ago and was put on a bunch of tablets, including lansoprazole. After suffering pain in my legs and hips, a scan revealed I have early-stage osteoporosis. I've read that lansoprazole could be a cause. Should I stop taking it? Dr Ellie replies: Lansoprazole is a type of medication known as a proton pump inhibitor, or PPI. These work by reducing the amount of acid produced in the stomach, and for this reason they are given to people with acid reflux, stomach ulcers and gastritis. They can also be prescribed preventatively to people taking other drugs that may irritate the stomach - for example, if someone is taking a regular anti-inflammatory. But all drugs come with side effects and risks which must be balanced with the need for them. According to official guidance, PPIs should be prescribed with caution to people who are at risk of the bone-thinning disease osteoporosis. Patients should be advised about taking the drugs and offered calcium and vitamin D supplements - and sometimes other treatments - to prevent problems developing.

For nearly a decade, Louise Thompson appeared on Made In Chelsea as the fun-loving party girl alongside famous faces Jamie Laing, Binky Felstead and Spencer Matthews. But her life dramatically turned upside down after she suffered a near-death experience when she gave birth to her son Leo, two, who she shares with fiancé Ryan Libbey, in 2021. Over the course of three years, Louise, 34, has since battled debilitating health conditions with the bowel condition ulcerative colitis as well as the autoimmune disease lupus.

Louise Thompson took to her Instagram on Saturday to post a weekly round up of events and claimed her friends and family say she's the healthiest they've seen in years. The former Made In Chelsea star, 34, posted a montage of snaps and videos to reveal to her friends and fans that the special project she has been working on is finally wrapped up.  Louise's post was then flooded with supportive messages from her friends and followers, including her brother's girlfriend Zara McDermott, saying she's got her 'sparkle' back. 

Louise Thompson has revealed she found her fiance Ryan Libbey crying on his own while watching her video revealing she has had a stoma bag fitted. The former Made In Chelsea star, 34, announced that after years of suffering from ulcerative colitis she had recently undergone the procedure. Louise said that she 'didn't want to hide' her condition as she shared a video of herself showing the bag, which is attached to her stomach.

Louise Thompson has thanked her fans for their support in an emotional update after she revealed she had a 'lifesaving' stoma bag fitted.  The former Made In Chelsea, star, 34, shared the news on Tuesday, after years of suffering from ulcerative colitis following a diagnosis in 2018 as well as the autoimmune disease lupus.  Louise admitted she 'could cry' after reading through everyone's kind comments while sharing an update to her Instagram story. 

Her life dramatically turned upside down when she was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in 2018, followed by a near-death experience in 2021 when she gave birth to her son Leo, two, who she shares with fiancé Ryan Libbey.

Louise Thompson has been flooded with messages of support from famous pals and loved ones who lauded her 'brave' decision to reveal she has had a stoma bag fitted. The former Made In Chelsea star, 34, was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in 2018, and in an Instagram post on Tuesday, told her followers that her stoma bag has 'saved her life.' After sharing a video of her bag on Instagram, Louise received a slew of sweet comments from her famous pals, including Zara McDermott, Sophie Habboo and Lisa Snowdon.

Louise Thompson has revealed how she has had a 'lifesaving' stoma bag fitted after years of suffering from ulcerative colitis following a diagnosis in 2018. The former Made In Chelsea, star, 34, shared the news with her Instagram followers on Tuesday, as she bravely admitted it is 'not something she wanted to hide forever'. Louise has previously spoken about her ongoing struggles with the bowel condition ulcerative colitis as well as the autoimmune disease lupus.

Following her traumatic hospital stays where she obtained multiple transfusions, Louise Thompson took to Instagram on Friday to compel her followers to give blood. When in Antigua on a family holiday, the former Made in Chelsea actor, 34, spent two weeks in hospital after losing "cups of blood" as a result of Ulcerative Colitis. Louise posted a candid snapshot of her young son, Leo, cradling her motherhood and said that there was no time to broadcast 'the important news.'

Louise Thompson inadvertently sparked baby inquiring when she was handed a 'auntie' card from her brother Sam and his partner Zara McDermott on Wednesday. The former Made in Chelsea actress, 34, gave an insight into her birthday celebrations before announcing the couple's gift. Louise's cards, gifts, and cakes lined her dining room table, as well as an update to her Instagram Stories.

During the difficult time, the former Made in Chelsea star, 33, spent two weeks in hospital after losing 'cups of blood' due to Ulcerative Colitis while in Antigua, and revealed on Twitter on Sunday that Ryan had given her a late birthday gift despite the trying time.

Louise Thompson has lauded her fiancé Ryan Libbey for prioritizing his mental stability and 'fleeing the nest for peace and solitude.' While in Antigua on a family holiday, the former Made in Chelsea star, 33, spent two weeks in hospital after suffering 'cups of blood' as a result of Ulcerative Colitis. Louise was admitted to the hospital three times in a week after being discharged following her 12-day service.

When staying in Antigua on a family holiday, the former Made in Chelsea star spent two weeks in hospital after suffering "cups of blood" as a result of Ulcerative Colitis. Louise was admitted to hospital three times in one week after being discharged after her 12-day service.

On Monday, the Made in Chelsea actress, 33, posted photographs of herself spending quality time with her teenage son, Leo, whom she shares with her fiancé Ryan Libbey on Instagram.

After being hospitalized for the fourth time, Louise Thompson has posted photos of her recovery. On Tuesday, the Made in Chelsea actress, 33, posted snaps of herself spending quality time with her teenage son, Leo, whom she shared with her fiancé Ryan Libbey. Louise told her followers, "Made it to the park at the end of the road." Along with a collection of adorable photos of herself and her little boy strolling together. The planet is accelerating, but that doesn't mean you have to keep up.'

Louise Thompson has shared what has helped her get through her grueling hospital stints. She said she has a definite s***' feeling. On Sunday afternoon, the Made in Chelsea actress, 33, posted a heartfelt tweet informing her 1.4 million followers about how she was feeling on Instagram. Louise spent two weeks in hospital after losing 'cups of blood' due to Ulcerative Colitis while in Antigua her fiancé Ryan Libbey and son Leo.

Louise Thompson is back in hospital for the fourth time since being first admitted earlier this month. Since giving birth to her son, Leo, two years ago, the mother-of-one, 33, has been in and out of hospital. Louise was admitted to hospital at 3 a.m. on Sunday, and the Made in Chelsea star's fiancé Ryan Libbey told fans on Thursday that he is still recovering on the ward.

Louise Thompson, a Made in Chelsea actress, was back in hospital this week for an ultrasound scan after suffering with increased pain for 48 hours. Since giving birth to her son, Leo, two weeks ago, the mother-of-one, 33, has been in and out of hospital. Louise spent two weeks in hospital after losing 'cups of blood' as a result of an Ulcerative Colitis while on vacation in Antigua with her son and Fiancé Ryan Libbey.