Loose Women's Denise Welch felt she was 'choking' and 'dying' in health admission

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Loose Women's Denise Welch has been candid about her struggles with panic attacks, confessing she felt like she was "dying".The panel returned on Wednesday (August 14) to tackle a variety of topics.

However, the conversation took a personal turn when host Kaye Adams asked Denise, alongside Brenda Edwards and Frankie Bridge, about being open concerning their health issues.The topic emerged following an incident where Australian weather presenter Nate Byrne admitted on live TV that he was experiencing a panic attack.

During an ABC News broadcast, Byrne turned to his co-host Lisa Millar, saying: "I'm actually going to need to stop for a second," before explaining to viewers, "Some of you may know that I occasionally get affected by panic attacks and actually that is happening right now."This prompted Kaye to question her Loose Women colleagues about their own experiences and their willingness to be transparent about them.Denise, who has faced her own battles with panic attacks, shared her experience, stating: "Mine would come completely [unexpectedly] from nowhere.

Not even thinking about anything and you would think that you were choking and dying."Following the discussion, which included Denise's revelations and the Australian weatherman Nate's ordeal, viewers took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to express their opinions.