LOUISE Thompson returned to Instagram after her hospital flight earlier this week.
This comes after the Made in Chelsea star (31) worried fans after she posted a photo of herself looking sad on Instagram and wrote: “I just want someone to fix me.”
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Louise – who has been honest and open about her struggles since having her first child in 2021 – added: “My poor body and brain are everywhere.”
After her disturbing post, her fiancé Ryan Libbey told her fans that she had gone to the hospital, explaining that she had received “disturbing” test results and said he was “crushed.”
Yesterday, Louise took to Instagram to thank fans for their beautiful posts.
And today, she posted some cute videos of her son Leo on her story.
In one cut, that can be seen up to a remote in his mouth, and Louise joked, “You’re not a dog.”
Then the next video shows how he looks cuter than ever in a blue and white gingham romper while playing with the device.
She added: “BUT you will share a love of the outdoors instead of screen time.”
Louise broke her silence yesterday after being rushed to hospital to reveal she was in therapy.
The E4 reality favorite went to her Instagram to keep her fans informed of her health after she opened up about her terrifying health battle.
Louise was rushed to hospital again earlier this week after she nearly died last year during a complicated childbirth.
She hung out with her lovely puppy on her Instagram stories and wrote to her fans: “Thank you very much for your wishes.
“So many kind messages. I saw a very reassuring doctor last night and I’ll be starting biologics soon.
“Started this morning with a therapy session left in Fitzrovia that was good. Hopefully I am finally ready to do good old-fashioned speech therapy.”
The star had a traumatic birth with her firstborn, baby boy Leo, who saw her teeth and gums turn black.
After her latest post, Louise added to her fans: “When I spoke to my psychiatrist, she told me to make sure that any physical health doctors I see take my concerns seriously.
“I do not just want to be labeled ‘mentally ill’ – I feel that I am often overlooked.
“I just got back some recent blood test results for which I had to pay privately and my iron and hemoglobin levels are low, which is incredibly disturbing.
“To be honest, quite a few of them are either too high or too low, which I also find incredibly enticing.”
She confessed she felt “mentally ill” shortly after Leo’s birth in December – and sought help shortly afterwards.
Louise later opened up about how she handled PTSD following her experience with childbirth and admitted she was raised 20 times in one week.
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