22/06/2012
Christine Bleakley Tells Of Health Scare
Northern Irish TV star Christine Bleakley has told of a health scare that left her cancer-conscious and wary of the sun.
The Dancing On Ice presenter was ordered by doctors to have three moles removed, from her leg, lower back, and neck and a few days after the operation she was given the relief of an all-clear.
The future wife of Chelsea footballer Frank Lampard is now preparing to run 5k for Cancer Research UK's Race For Life.
Miss Bleakley said the experience had reminded her of her own mortality.
She said: "I had my moles checked, just because I thought it was a good thing to do, and I discovered I had to have three removed. They were all fine, thank the Lord, but I had a period of not knowing. It's a funny old thing when you start realising it's not like you're 18 and you think you're going to live for ever. You have that period when you're checking it and, goodness me, it was terrible. All sorts of thoughts run through your mind. But, thank the Lord, it was all fine."
Although Miss Bleakley had originally been worried about a different mole, the doctor found others that were more serious.
The scare has left her much more health-conscious and on a recent holiday she used factor 50 sunblock.
She said: "It just goes to show you've got to keep check of your own body. It's good to feel for lumps and bumps. I tell everyone to go and do that."
(NE)
The Dancing On Ice presenter was ordered by doctors to have three moles removed, from her leg, lower back, and neck and a few days after the operation she was given the relief of an all-clear.
The future wife of Chelsea footballer Frank Lampard is now preparing to run 5k for Cancer Research UK's Race For Life.
Miss Bleakley said the experience had reminded her of her own mortality.
She said: "I had my moles checked, just because I thought it was a good thing to do, and I discovered I had to have three removed. They were all fine, thank the Lord, but I had a period of not knowing. It's a funny old thing when you start realising it's not like you're 18 and you think you're going to live for ever. You have that period when you're checking it and, goodness me, it was terrible. All sorts of thoughts run through your mind. But, thank the Lord, it was all fine."
Although Miss Bleakley had originally been worried about a different mole, the doctor found others that were more serious.
The scare has left her much more health-conscious and on a recent holiday she used factor 50 sunblock.
She said: "It just goes to show you've got to keep check of your own body. It's good to feel for lumps and bumps. I tell everyone to go and do that."
(NE)
Related Northern Ireland News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
25 November 2002
Pensioner attacked and robbed at home over the weekend
A pensioner has been attacked and robbed in her south Belfast home over the weekend. The woman, who is in her 70's, was attacked at around 5pm on Saturday after two men called at her home at Wamsbeck Street in the Stranmillis area of the city.
Pensioner attacked and robbed at home over the weekend
A pensioner has been attacked and robbed in her south Belfast home over the weekend. The woman, who is in her 70's, was attacked at around 5pm on Saturday after two men called at her home at Wamsbeck Street in the Stranmillis area of the city.
26 April 2013
Christine Bleakley Faces A Massive Pay Cut
Northern Ireland Television Presenter, Christine Bleakley, is facing a 70% pay cut if she stays with ITV's 'Dancing On Ice' next year, according to reports. The presenter was earning approximately £40,000 per show as part of her three-year £4m ITV contract. This will be axed to around £12,000 per show is she is to accept the offer.
Christine Bleakley Faces A Massive Pay Cut
Northern Ireland Television Presenter, Christine Bleakley, is facing a 70% pay cut if she stays with ITV's 'Dancing On Ice' next year, according to reports. The presenter was earning approximately £40,000 per show as part of her three-year £4m ITV contract. This will be axed to around £12,000 per show is she is to accept the offer.
10 September 2010
Flagship 'Shines' On ITV Daybreak
An NI web-based news business has been shining on national TV today with an item covering Dublin-based SmartGlass International's supply of a large area of solar control glass to the set of the newly launched ITV breakfast anchor program 'Daybreak'.
Flagship 'Shines' On ITV Daybreak
An NI web-based news business has been shining on national TV today with an item covering Dublin-based SmartGlass International's supply of a large area of solar control glass to the set of the newly launched ITV breakfast anchor program 'Daybreak'.
21 June 2010
Bleakley To Leave BBC
It has been confirmed that Christine Bleakley will be leaving The One Show to join her former Co-host Adrian Chiles on ITV. A three-year deal has been agreed to present the breakfast slot with Chiles alongside other ITV prime time entertainment shows. It is understood that Bleakley was "unable to make a decision" regarding her future.
Bleakley To Leave BBC
It has been confirmed that Christine Bleakley will be leaving The One Show to join her former Co-host Adrian Chiles on ITV. A three-year deal has been agreed to present the breakfast slot with Chiles alongside other ITV prime time entertainment shows. It is understood that Bleakley was "unable to make a decision" regarding her future.
01 June 2010
Christine Delivers NI Postmen's Awards
Three postal workers from Northern Ireland were in London recently to receive prestigious awards. Appropriately, Co Down-born TV presenter Christine Bleakly was at the award ceremony to hand out the awards which aimed to find the best postmen and women in the country.
Christine Delivers NI Postmen's Awards
Three postal workers from Northern Ireland were in London recently to receive prestigious awards. Appropriately, Co Down-born TV presenter Christine Bleakly was at the award ceremony to hand out the awards which aimed to find the best postmen and women in the country.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:It will be cloudy again throughout the day. Mainly dry in the morning, but patchy drizzle in places, becoming more widespread and persistent in the afternoon. Freshening southwesterly winds. Maximum temperature 12 °C.Tonight:Cloudy with a spell of heavy rain pushing south through late evening and the early hours, followed by some clear spells. Minimum temperature 6 °C.