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"That sensation, if you haven't had one, is that you can't get comfortable in your own skin."You can't sit, stand, eat or drink. Nothing feels right, you're just off."I took a beta-blocker on the first day.Then I got valium.

Comedian Jimmy Carr has shared a shocking revelation about his brush with death as a child due to a severe infection.The 52 year old comic, who will be hosting the 2024 Big Fat Quiz of the Year on 27 December, was diagnosed with meningitis as a toddler, leaving him 'close to death' due to the immense toll it took on his body. As per NHS guidelines, Meningitis is an infection of the protective membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord (meninges).This condition can affect anyone but is most prevalent in babies, young children, teenagers and young adults. If not treated promptly, meningitis can lead to life-threatening sepsis and cause permanent damage to the brain or nerves.

Janey Godley has passed away at the age of 63, just one month after she told fans she would be receiving palliative care.The star, who received an honorary doctorate from the University of Glasgow while in her hospice bed, died in “surrounded by her loved ones”, her management has confirmed.The comedian announced she would be going into a hospice in a video shared on social media in September, almost three years on from Janey publicly announcing that she had been diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She shared her ovarian cancer diagnosis in November 2021, and a year later, she took to Twitter (X) to share the news that she had been given the all-clear, with "no evidence of disease".

Stand-up sensation Janey Godley has taken to social media to share some positive vibes amid her health journey, announcing an update that's brought joy amidst a tough time.The beloved Scottish comedian, at 63, put a hold on her UK-wide 'Why Is She Still Here?' tour earlier this week due to medical advice.The hilarious Glaswegian who has been putting up a brave fight with stage four ovarian cancer, sadly had to drop the plans for her hotly anticipated shows in big cities like London, Belfast, and Edinburgh.The comedian expressed her heartfelt apologies this Wednesday from her hospital bed as she battled sepsis: "The sepsis is under control but the cancer is spreading, so they've told me not to work," she disclosed in a candid video shared across Twitter(X) and other platforms. But it wasn't all gloomy updates from Janey.

A BBC star has had to cancel her upcoming tour, sharing a heart-wrenching update on her battle with incurable cancer. Janey Godley, a 63 year old Glasgow native was all set for her Why Is She Still Here? tour, with stops in major UK cities like London, Belfast, and Edinburgh. However, her health took a turn for the worse, leading her doctors to advise her to cease working "for the foreseeable future".

Comedian Jimmy Carr has shared a shocking revelation about his brush with death as a child due to a severe infection.The 51 year old comic, known for his controversial humour, was diagnosed with meningitis as a toddler, leaving him 'close to death' due to the immense toll it took on his body. As per NHS guidelines, Meningitis is an infection of the protective membranes that surround the brain and spinal cord (meninges).This condition can affect anyone but is most prevalent in babies, young children, teenagers and young adults. If not treated promptly, meningitis can lead to life-threatening sepsis and cause permanent damage to the brain or nerves.

Bradley Walsh will host a celebrity special of The Chase tonight which sees Ann Widdecombe, Sam Nixon and Mark Rhodes and Jimmy Carr go against the chaser to win money for their individual charities. But what has Bradley said of his health?Bradley has opened up his heath as he has been warned he was at risk of dying from heart disease.Talking to The Sun, Bradley spoke of how he felt like a "time bomb".Bradley said: "I was a time bomb.

This Morning presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield ended Jimmy Carr's interview abruptly as he questioned their presenting on the show amid the coronavirus pandemic.