Eamonn Holmes says recovery is like 'learning to walk again' after crippling leg nerve damage

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Eamonn Holmes is ‘determined to get around’ as his chronic pain battle continues.The This Morning presenter, 61, headed to Scotland to make the most of the Bank Holiday weekend, and shared snaps from the getaway – showing him taking in the sights while on crutches.In a string of photos shared on Instagram, he was seen grinning widely on a golf course in the sunshine, before visiting poet Robert Burns’ cottage, pointing to a sign with his crutch in hand.‘Determined to still get around. Been to Bonnie Scotland over the Bank Holiday.

Eamonn Holmes has proudly posed with his crutches after revealing he is dependent on them following his pelvis dislocation and slipped discs. The 61 year old suffered the painful injuries a few months ago and is now on a gruelling road to recovery with a top physiotherapist.

Eamonn Holmes has given fans a positive health update as he continues with his recovery. The 61-year-old recently went to hospital to find out the source of his chronic pain - and it was down to a dislocated pelvis and three slipped discs.Taking to his social media pages on Tuesday, the This Morning star posted a series of pictures from his trip to Glasgow – where he was seen touring the place with crutches.READ: Eamonn Holmes shares positive update amid 'agonising' chronic pain battleWATCH: Eamonn Holmes shares update on chronic back pain"Determined to still get around," he wrote in the caption.

Eamonn Holmes shared a gorgeous photo with his fans on social media at the weekend – and he explained why he and his wife, Ruth Langsford, weren't spending time together.The couple, who have been married for 11 years, spent most of lockdown at their luxurious Surrey home and often like to relax and enjoy a delicious Sunday roast.SEE: Eamonn Holmes delights fans with must-see family photoThis weekend, however, Eamonn was shaking things up, and as he revealed in a new Instagram post, he had taken a trip with his friends.The presenter uploaded a photo of a large, lush green garden and the corner of a white house.WATCH: Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford announce exciting family newsThe sun shone brightly through the trees and it looked like a

This Morning presenter Eamonn Holmes has shared that he is dependent on crutches after dislocating his pelvis and suffering three slipped discs.Ruth Langsford's other half Eamonn, 61, shared that he feels like he is "learning to walk again".Eamonn was diagnosed with health injuries in March this year and this weekend, he updated his fans on where his health is today.

Eamonn Holmes has admitted it feels like he is "learning to walk again" and has been left dependent on crutches after dislocating his pelvis and suffering three slipped discs.The 61 year old was diagnosed with the health struggles in March and has now given his fans an update on his road to recovery.This Morning host Eamonn took to social media to share a video of himself hard at work with physiotherapist James Davis. Dressed in his workout gear, Eamonn told his one million followers: "OK I'm still crutch dependent and the idea is to get rid of this and the man that's going to get rid of this for me is this man James Davis!" Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

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After going on a long and tough journey with his chronic back pain, Eamonn Holmes has shared a video of his road to recovery with his followers.The broadcaster, who shared a rare adorable throwback picture with son Declan, took to Twitter to post a two minute clip of himself exercising and having physio sessions. In the video, the 61 year old can be seen guiding his followers through his extensive workout routine, as well as working with his physio to help relieve his pain.

  However, Eamonn was quick to point out that they were not as easy as they looked for him.He told the camera: “This all looks very simple, and it is very simple, except it’s like learning to walk again.“I’ve lost nerves in my right leg and there’s certain actions I can’t do, so even the most simple thing is hard, but it’s getting better.”Eamonn could then be seen getting a massage from James to ease the pain he is suffering from.He said during the treatment: “The whole recuperation path, there’s so many aspects to it.“James is the boss man and, you know, he has me here on the treatment table.“Some of it is quite pleasant, not a lot of it, but I know he’s doing a good job and, do you think we’re making progress?”James, who was wearing a

Eamonn Holmes thanked fans for their support in his struggle with long-term chronic pain, telling them he is finally on the mend.The This Morning presenter sparked an outpouring of support earlier this year when he told fans he was in agony after suffering three slipped discs.Taking to Twitter on Tuesday to update his one million followers, Eamonn wrote: "Another session of Physio rehab - feels like I'm making progress - slowly but surely." He explained that he had been receiving treatment, which had been helping: "Chronic Pain now gone because of Steroid injections - Thank God. Got to strengthen my back now.

Eamonn Holmes has given fans some very positive news - he is now finally free from chronic pain. But despite his progress, the This Morning host still has a long road to recovery.Taking to Twitter on Tuesday evening, the 61-year-old - who began suffering with agonising pain earlier this year - thanked his fans for their support as he gave them a positive update.READ: Eamonn Holmes shares reassuring message with chronic pain sufferers amid own battleWATCH: Eamonn Holmes announces he is going to be a grandfather"Another session of physio rehab - feels like I'm making progress - slowly but surely," he said.

This Morning presenter Eamonn Holmes, 61, reunited with some of his former Sky News colleagues for dinner this month and a picture from the evening was shared on Twitter.The broadcaster was pictured posing for a snap alongside Nazaneen Ghaffar, Isabel Webster and Jacquie Beltrao at a restaurant.After the picture was shared, Eamonn responded to a social media user, who queried if he paid the bill.The person wrote: “Who paid? Hope Eamonn treated you all!”In view of his one million followers, the broadcaster replied: “I’m the only one without a regular job.”The same Twitter user responded: “I’m sure there’s on GMB! Not many others who could do it! Three days a week!”(sic)George Clooney ‘irritated’ after Meghan Markle gave birth to

This Morning star, 61, sparked concern earlier this year when he revealed he was in hospital and seeking treatment over health issues.He later shared he suffered ‘three slipped discs’ and was getting around on a crutch, as well as taking steroid injections to ease the pain. Now sharing another update on his recovery, Eamonn wrote on Twitter today: ‘Another session of Physio rehab – feels like I’m making progress – slowly but surely.‘Chronic Pain now gone because of Steroid injections – Thank God.’He’s still got a long way to go, however, as he continued: ‘Got to strengthen my back now.

This Morning viewers have been disappointed to learn that Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford won't be presenting the show during May half-term. Husband-and-wife duo Eamonn and Ruth are This Morning's usual go-to hosts for the holidays, but this time they won't be sitting in for Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield during their week off.

This Morning fans have shared their disappointment after discovering Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford won't be appearing on the show during half-term. Earlier this year, it was announced that Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond would be taking over from Eamonn and Ruth to host Fridays on This Morning.

It might not be Thursday, but that hasn’t stopped Eamonn Holmes from sharing a throwback picture of himself and his lookalike son.The This Morning presenter took to Instagram to share a sweet picture of himself and Declan, now 33, at a football tournament over 20 years ago as he reminisced about taking his children to sporting events. Captioning the picture, 61 year old Eamonn wrote: “It used to seem quite a chore getting my kids to sporting events.

This Morning host Eamonn Holmes, 61, took to Instagram at the weekend to share a sweet throwback picture from 1999.The father-of-four could be seen proudly embracing his lookalike son Declan, now 32.Eamonn is seen smiling widely for the snap, as his son holds up a certificate and trophy."It used to seem quite a chore getting my kids to sporting events. Now I so miss it," he penned, in view of his 733,000 followers.Sharing a bit more information, the presenter added: "The year was 1999 and Declan has just been crowned Penalty King."I swear it was like watching [Eric] Cantona...

Eamonn Holmes has shared a rare photo with his lookalike son.

EAMONN Holmes delighted fans with a rare photo of his lookalike son Declan as he shared a sweet throwback. The This Morning star, 61, cuddled up to his son as he reminisced about taking his kids to sporting events.