Denise Welch has talked to us about her life as a Corrie star, Loose Women panellist and actress, and how she's still struggling with mental health issues. She also mentioned that she was at the wedding of Matty Healy's friend George Daniel, and had a close encounter with Michael Caine.
Welch said that she has no desire to drink or join in with events where people are drunk, as she finds them boring. She also talked about how her mental illness makes it difficult for others to deal with her when they're intoxicated.
When asked if she's excited about the future and feeling good mentally, Welch said yes.
Welch said that she has no desire to drink or join in with events where people are drunk, as she finds them boring. She also talked about how her mental illness makes it difficult for others to deal with her when they're intoxicated.
When asked if she's excited about the future and feeling good mentally, Welch said yes.
. It takes a lot of courage to be open about mental health struggles, especially in the public eye. I mean, can you imagine being surrounded by all those lights and cameras and just feeling like you're not coping? 
Her honesty is so refreshing - she's saying that it's okay to not drink or participate in things that make you feel uncomfortable, and that's a major shift in mindset 
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. Anyway, it sounds like Denise Welch is on the right track and feeling more positive about her future 
. That's something we can all get behind! 
. I mean, mental illness can be so stigmatised and it takes a lot of guts to talk about it. I'm glad she's using her platform to raise awareness and encourage others to do the same 
. also, who knew Michael Caine was at George Daniel's wedding? that's some celeb spotting right there 
. and honestly, Denise's honesty about not being into partying is totally relatable - I mean, have you seen those reality TV shows where everyone's always smashed? no thanks, give me a quiet night in with my fave gadget any day 
. I can totally understand why she's not into all the partying and drinking scenes - it sounds like they just don't vibe with her at all 
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. It's so true that we have to be kind and understanding towards each other, especially when someone is struggling 
. Denise Welch seems like an amazing person who's doing her best to take care of herself, and I'm sending all my positive vibes her way 
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. It's like, we should all strive to be authentic, you know? Not try to fit into this mold of what's considered "cool" or "normal". We're all human beings, and we can't always put on a brave face or pretend everything is okay when it's not 
. I do hope she keeps talking about her mental health journey, because maybe it'll help others feel less alone 
. I love that she's focusing on her own positivity and excitement for the future, it's so inspiring 
! We should all be cheering her on 
That must've been surreal! On a more serious note, mental health is still such a taboo topic and it's awesome that Welch is using her platform to raise awareness and bring attention to this important issue 
Like, if someone's having a tough time, can't we just respect their boundaries and not try to be funny or sympathetic just because they're intoxicated? 
. But you know what? I love her for doing this, because I think it's going to help others who are feeling the same way 
. And honestly, I'm glad she's still finding the positive in life - whether it's being a part of cool weddings or hanging out with famous people 
. Mental health is so important and Denise Welch is a great role model for that 
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. And I can imagine that mental health issues can make it really tough for others to deal with you when they're in a different headspace... 
anyway im glad she said shes doing better mentally now 
. But seriously, it's awesome that she's speaking out about how mental health affects her life and relationships. Fingers crossed that her positivity is contagious and inspires others to do the same 
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. She's had such an amazing career and has been a part of so many iconic shows, but it's clear that it takes a toll on her mental wellbeing. I think it's great that she's speaking out about how her illness affects her interactions with others when they're drinking - it's not easy to deal with someone who's struggling like that 
... who wouldn't want to be constantly sober and not have to worry about not knowing how others will react when they're "badly behaved"? Sounds like a real blast, having to be on your best behavior all the time. And yeah, it's totally reasonable that she'd want to avoid places where people are having fun because... boredom is just so much more fascinating than actual human connection 
. But hey, at least she's being open about her struggles? That takes a lot of courage (or maybe just a strong desire for validation from us all?). Either way, it's great that she's talking about it and maybe we can all learn to be better supportive friends and acquaintances...