Exclusive: Louise Thompson ‘Healing from My Traumatic Birth’ | Lorraine

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From fame and stardom on Made in Chelsea to personal loss and a near-death experience, after a traumatic few years as a new mum, Louise Thompson joins us for an exclusive TV interview.
With her deeply personal book 'Lucky' out this week - Louise opens up on developing PTSD after the life-threatening birth of her son Leo and bravely reveals she had a stoma bag fitted last month.
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@Preppy_gurl245 Месяц назад

I really wanted to hear her story but Lorraine wouldn’t shut up, that high pitch voice goes right through me

@kellyewers5692 Месяц назад

My thoughts too

@Coco-ny5wh Месяц назад

They want you to go and purchase the book to read for yourself. No book author is going to give away to whole story on a show to promote the book

@Chloe-hd9cf Месяц назад

I thought the same! It was like she'd had too much coffee before the interview.

@RockDove5212 Месяц назад

Lorraine's horrible. Nasty aggressive vibe always.

@harrietrobinson9950 Месяц назад

Wish Lorraine would know when to shut up and let her guests finish their sentence

@JosephinesBox Месяц назад

I'm crying listening to her, because I also wanted an elective c-section and wasn't listened to. My emergency c-section went wrong. I was eventually put under general anesthetic, but was in surgery for 5 hours. It's nearly 2 years on and I still have complications. I wanted my child to have a sibling but I can't ever have another pregnancy. I have no trust in maternity care. Thank you for sharing your story Louise, you are incredibly strong.

@charlynnegibson2893 Месяц назад

So sorry to read that. I'm praying for you. God bless

@lfking9778 Месяц назад

So sorry to hear Louise went through this terrible time. Very brave to share she has a stoma bag and her birth story. I had PTSD after childbirth and cancelled follow up appointments at the hospital, so understand Ryan's point of view. That was almost 12 years ago and I promise it gets better with time.

@joannahrynk4920 Месяц назад

Cannot believe Lorraine asked Louse if she planning more children literally minutes after she said she had almost died during childbirth.

@TJRJ158 Месяц назад

So ridiculous

@jamesayy5118 Месяц назад

very joslyn fox of her

@katjaxxx7353 Месяц назад

So insensitive- I would not even ask a healthy woman bc you never know …

@lucystarwars Месяц назад

I expect she knew the questions in advance and wanted to explain as part of the impact of it all.

@AlM22 Месяц назад

True But I mean if she really did feel she wanted another at some point, she could get a surrogate

@user-pb9vm2ew7j Месяц назад

It is truly shocking and worrying how bad the healthcare in this country has gotten. It is becoming more and more dangerous for women to give birth. So many horrific birth stories where harm to the mother and/or baby could be avoided. I feel for this woman, I can’t imagine spending my first year as a mother dealing with this trauma and various health issues. It’s hard enough without all that 😥.

@ReviewAndAnalysis2732 Месяц назад

She is looking very healthy. She has a gorgeous little boy. Good on her to come through the other side of all the trauma, now looking peaceful and smiling. Good luck to them 💪

@agata4544 Месяц назад

I'm not surprised so many women suffer from a depression or give up breastfeeding. The post natal care in this country simply doesn't exists. I had a long, traumatic assisted labour, stress and pain I had never experienced. They wanted to sign us out just a few hours after the labour. I understand a hospital is not a hotel but let the mum rest at least a little bit. If men was giving birth we would be living in a very different world today.

@AlM22 Месяц назад

Awful that something so wonderful could become so traumatic - amazing how strong she is now and that she's overcome this.

@oliviagow5779 Месяц назад

Just incredible but also sharing her story. That’s so brave

@maryhughes7929 Месяц назад

Us women are amazing! What we go through to bring life into the world is astonishing. The pain, suffering and risks involved is like any other. We need to be applauded more and respected. Good interview and I wish her all the very best. 🙏🏼⭐️🕯🌸

@Natalie-wellbeing-guidance Месяц назад

You have been through it Louise, I hope everything goes better for you now and for the future for yourself, Ryan and your boy.

@caras4766 Месяц назад

Watching this made me cry. What an unimaginably traumatising experience for Louise to have gone through, I really feel for her. Another example of how medical professionals so often don’t listen to or respect women. I have IBD and PTSD as well and it means a lot to hear her speaking openly about these things.

@katemallinson2346 Месяц назад

Great to raise awareness to share her issues with PTSD its so common , wishing her nothing but help and healing for the future x

@kyracl7318 Месяц назад

Louis is such a great example of someone who has overcome so much! So so inspiring

@nessiesmakeup6244 Месяц назад

I agree, to come out stronger and expierence it all, wov so strong. ❤

@dionnegonsalves8188 Месяц назад

Terrible sounds from Lorraine's voice box! Louise thank you for your honesty & highlighting your experience.

@thepopfiles4294 Месяц назад

I feel terrible for her. To want something so bad and be left unable to really embrace that, for years. I really hope she’s ok. I don’t know much about her, only what I’ve read, but my heart goes out to her.

@katjaxxx7353 Месяц назад

Everyone who was serious ill knows the feeling incl me …. Stay strong Luise - You are helping a lot of people 🩷🩷

@mazybee9149 Месяц назад

So sorry to hear Louise went through this, sending you much love ❤❤ I think you are incredibly brave to have a conversation about birth trauma.

@Irepeatthisisnotatest 26 дней назад

Louise is so brave to share her story. She’s going to help so many people. Very strong woman.

@F1Samantha Месяц назад

Thankyou for raising awareness Louise, i have an ileostomy as well from UC and i also have PTSD. The more we talk about it the greated understanding there will be

@katjaxxx7353 Месяц назад

Agree 🩷

@AbigailBrown-wk7xl Месяц назад

I love Louise. I wish Louise and her family all the best ❤

@rosk.wilburn5847 Месяц назад

❤❤❤

@maryhughes7929 Месяц назад

Louise you are amazing. What you’ve been through is beyond imagination. To have a 3 hour operation and not be put to sleep is medical mismanagement in my opinion. All they can do in medicine and they put you through that. I don’t know why I’m shocked as I’ve had some horrendous experiences in hospital! Take care.

@lindakent8029 Месяц назад

Wish you well Louise ,thankyou for being brave enough to talk about this trauma❤

@emilyreed5837 Месяц назад

All the best Louise. ❤ A great interview to watch / listen to 😊

@afiu Месяц назад

Brilliant interview, I feel after a traumatic first birth myself, more needs to be done in terms of advocacy for women’s rights in childbirth and the education of first time mothers around the potential dangers and choices they may have to make. It’s all well and good saying that care is patient lead but if women and fathers aren’t made aware of their choices in life threatening situations I feel that it is a big shortfall for the nhs. In my experience it was very basic and a big emphasis on positive thinking and doing everything naturally. This is not the reality for many women and you are sent in blind to the dangers and end up with trauma. Well done on highlighting this issue.❤

@katjaxxx7353 Месяц назад

I can’t believe she was awake and Ryan had to witness all - this is traumatic who allows that

@hannahward4703 Месяц назад

I work primarily with postpartum moms and newborns, and I’ve been saying this since before my training. It’s outrageous how little info women are given, and how heavily those gaslit about how safe and “natural” it is to give birth, but also, women MUST self advocate and research the dangers on their own. Death and pain are also natural, natural doesn’t negate suffering.

@sueleitch6396 Месяц назад

Wishing you all the best, Louise . ❤❤❤

@kellyewers5692 Месяц назад

I am always amazed Lorraine has this job. She is really bad at interviewing, she doesn’t shut up and let her guests speak.

@leahmaryjean Месяц назад

She is just amazing x I’m so sorry she had to go through this 😢

@Eva-bc7mq Месяц назад

The interview needed a delicate touch. Please try to do it better, no shade…. Would love to have heard more from Louise 😊

@AcapellaRose Месяц назад

That was a genuinely lovely interview. Followed Louise throughout her whole journey, and as always shes an incredibly powerful, caring woman, but I also think credit to Lorraine for a genuinely empathetic and interesting interview. Thank you both

@katjaxxx7353 Месяц назад

Asking Louise about wanting more kids was insensitive. You can see that she has PSTD. Why would you do that, it’s painful for her …. Jeez

@peterlee584 Месяц назад

@@katjaxxx7353 I know. I was very surprised that Lorraine would even ask thar.

@user-mc1wp6lv9n Месяц назад

Lorraine🥴 cant bear her now. Dont know 🤷 how she won a award last week. Love Louise👌

@lucygranton2764 Месяц назад

So glad someone else wrote this.. love louise but loraine's interview style is awful. Doesnt feel organic or calming to listen to when it's a sensitive topic.. her responses are all generic babble yuck

@mbubbles4808 Месяц назад

Love her ❤ she is so brave

@oliviagow5779 Месяц назад

Louise is just amazing

@jadebentel850 Месяц назад

So beautiful and so brave!

@MissSargamPatel Месяц назад

She should take legal action against the hospital

@ayak6317 Месяц назад

Such a brave soul, wish her the best

@alicewatson5776 Месяц назад

What an amazing woman ❤

@petrabrook1998 Месяц назад

😢I had a similar situation, not quite as severe or long but major bleeding and husband sent out of the room but I was still awake

@Bzoyle22233 Месяц назад

want to give her a big hug

@sarahcurrie2001 Месяц назад

I wanted an elective section I just knew that's what I needed for my birth and got told no no no and ended up having an emergency c section which has left horrible birth trauma memories in my mind.

@annawalsh8880 Месяц назад

Poor Louise, she had terrible care by the sounds of it while giving birth and she's not the only woman who has. Why is her story so familiar, it's not acceptable.

@amelie-db7gu Месяц назад

This is horrendous. I mean we are seeing more and more medical malpractice, medical gaslighting and subpar care it's awful. Went to A&E recently and it was enough to make you afraid of hospitals for life 🤦🏻‍♀️

@ada1392 Месяц назад

This is so horrific. It’s frightening just listening to her!!! Was this in an NHS hospital or private?

@katiebanoub2317 Месяц назад

I feel like Lorraine is thinking about what she’s gonna have for her tea during all of her interviews. So disingenuous.

@user-fd7xv4tg5k Месяц назад

This reminds me of a story from a farmer, he use to put a big bull to small heifers, problem was that the heifers couldn't calve properly because the calves were too big , in the end, you end up loosing cow and calf

@ldmorris21 Месяц назад

most of us will experience ptsd or c ptsd in life as humans...through shock or developmental trauma. you can heal it.

@lynnfaulkner3726 Месяц назад

Lorraine’s voice irritates at the best of times ! Poor Louise didn’t stand a chance without her speaking over her 😡 why have guests on and talk for them ? I love Louise, don’t know her but she is really interesting to listen to and I wanted to hear her !! 😢

@sk-nb5tl Месяц назад

Was this the nhs or private

@lamadreearth3795 Месяц назад

Lorraine has very little interviewing skills.

@vicksrosex8012 Месяц назад

I think she’s attempting to make it light and bright for a morning show

@ladyfreedom5771 Месяц назад

Curious if this was private healthcare birth or NHS?

@Mildlyinfuriating100 Месяц назад

Private wing within an NHS hospital.

@kumbielenor1473 Месяц назад

Louise you’re a queen 👑❤️

@KK-ex3ej Месяц назад

It's reasonable that they should have picked up potential problems as a matter of routine care. I know lots of women who needed planned c sections for way less and they wouldn't have been put through what Louise was put through. Childbirth can be life threatening for many women and showing our support to those women, as women ourselves is important.

@juliegriffiths2241 Месяц назад

Oh god , I can’t

@kg8320 Месяц назад

Is it just me or was Lorraine the worst interviewer in this situation???

@katiesedgwick4244 Месяц назад

Could have been softer more compassionate perhaps

@fionabattrum7395 Месяц назад

Was she 5 weeks in an NHS hospital?

@Lauren94twitch Месяц назад

poor lass, no one should have to go through that horror, but now the kids gotta go through the trauma of life too, illnesses, slaving in a job they more than likely will hate, bullying, paying bills, worrying about money, and food and death. Life is a scam. We are brainwashed from birth.

@monikabarto9024 Месяц назад

❤️❤️❤️😘

@melgrant7404 Месяц назад

Wonder if she sued the hospital.

@glammylicious2264 Месяц назад

i can’t unsee fiona harvey now 😂

@Chloe-hd9cf Месяц назад

Completely insensitive to ask if she's planning on having more children at this point.

@elliebond1234 Месяц назад

Are the stoma and the birth connected? I assume not.

@caras4766 Месяц назад

I don’t think so, at least not directly - Louise has Ulcerative Colitis which causes inflammation in the colon and can result in needing a stoma. There could certainly be an indirect link though (ie the stress and trauma of the birth could have caused a flare up of the UC).

@videosforfun2843 Месяц назад

She’s still going through it and Lorraine is very insensitive with her questioning and general vibe like she’s actually not taking in what she’s saying. So INSENSITIVE

@auroramcmaster6440 Месяц назад

This interviews the worst! How many times did she cut Louise off? Let her speak ffs

@terenia27 Месяц назад

Sorry i dont understand the problem here

@Dawn-yo7ly Месяц назад

Argh will Lorainne ever shut up and let her speak! And she’s so condescending and full of generalising statements! And asking her about having more kids- how is she an interviewer?!

@lalala6420 Месяц назад

There's something that puts me off this woman.

@ggce5377 Месяц назад

Which woman? Louise or Lorraine??

@S-ki7mz Месяц назад

Oh god she's such a 'poor me' acting like she's the only person ever to go to hospital. She needs a lot of mental help. Pretty sure she can afford private too