Martin Roberts reveals terrifying moment he saw fluid drained from around his HEART in rush to save his life

BBC podcast host Deborah James has spoken about how she's spending her last days doing simple things like "holding her husband's hand" amid her cancer battle.The star appeared on BBC Radio's 5 Live today where she spoke about how she's spending her days after she confirmed that she was moved to hospice at home care, following her six-year cancer battle.The star bravely spoke about the things that are "giving her peace" as she spends her last days at home.Deborah said: "I've got a big to-do list that I'm working my way through."I'm worried when I get to the end I think that's like, 'ok, game over, I'm going to die now'."But obviously my priority is spending time with my family," she added.The BBC presenter went on: "We're all together, I'm at my parents, it's always where I've wanted to die, if you want to say that"My husband, my kids are around, my parents, my brother, my sister"We've been having sleepovers, they've been talking and I've been listening."I've been lying on the sofa, I've been doing a lot of sleeping but we are just out in the sunshine in the moment.A post shared by Deborah James (@bowelbabe)"What I desire is simple things which is holding my husband's hand, curling up and watching movies with my daughter, telling them both that I love them."Deborah continued: "And just spending time watching people that I love in all acts of kindness, to just know that they're ok."The more I tell them that they're going to be ok, they more I tell myself that they're going to be ok," she told the BBC host."I know that they're surrounded by love, they're surrounded by support."And I don't think I could ask for anything more than that, so, they'll be fine," she added.Yesterday, the mother of two made the sad announcement

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Homes Under The Hammer star Martin Robers has described how he had to be rushed to hospital with chest pains and undergo surgery with just “hours to live”. The telly star thought he was suffering a heart attack after returning from a gruelling two-day “mercy dash” to take supplies to Ukraine.

Richard Madeley has told Martin Roberts that he and Susanna Reid were 'concerned' about him weeks before he fell ill and ended up hours from death. The Homes Under the Hammer star appeared on Monday's Good Morning Britain from his hospital room after being admitted last week.

MARTIN Roberts says he watched docs use an eight inch syringe to remove fluid from around his heart in a lifesaving procedure. The Homes Under The Hammer star, 58, had emergency surgery this week after a "massive amount of fluid" was discovered around his heart.

MARTIN Roberts will remain in hospital for a further two weeks after a heart condition left him hours from death. The Homes Under The Hammer star, 58, had emergency surgery this week after a 'massive amount of fluid' was discovered around his heart.

After being overwhelmed by the response to an alarming tweet about undergoing life-saving treatment, Martin Roberts has exclusively told OK! about his ordeal – revealing doctors' heroic efforts to save him amidst a terrifying health scare. The Homes Under The Hammer star fought for his life this week and was saved when medics discovered he wasn't suffering a heart attack, but instead needed a procedure involving an 8 inch needle plunged into his chest while he was still awake.

Homes Under The Hammer host Martin Roberts is facing two more weeks in hospital after emergency surgery saved his life. The TV presenter, 58, had just "hours to live" when he went under the knife to have a "massive amount of fluid" around his heart removed.He will remain in hospital for a minimum of two further weeks where tests are being carried out on him in a respiratory unit.

HOMES Under The Hammer fans were left moved after spotting Martin Roberts' teddy watching the property show in hospital. Martin, 58, underwent emergency surgery this week after a heart condition left him hours from death.

Homes Under the Hammer presenter Martin Roberts, 58, has admitted he is "scared and emotionally battered" after being rushed into hospital for emergency heart surgery this week, saying that he would have had “hours to live” had he not undergone the procedure. In a candid video from his hospital room on Thursday, Martin revealed to his 20.3k Instagram followers that he had undergone the surgery after doctors found a “massive amount of fluid” all around his heart.The clip started with the theme tune to his show Homes Under the Hammer playing in the background before panning to an understandably tired-looking Martin who said: “Well, I have to say… this isn’t where I expected to be watching Homes Under the Hammer today, “A bit of good news, and a bit of bad news.

MARTIN Roberts has revealed he's "scared and emotionally battered" after a heart condition left him just hours from death. The Homes Under the Hammer star, 58, was rushed to hospital this week for emergency surgery after a 'massive amount of fluid' was discovered around his heart. In an exclusive update to The Sun, Martin said: "Firstly, I have been overwhelmed by all the messages of love and support I’ve received.

The Sun."I’m being transferred to the respiratory team today as they think it might have started with a serious lung infection. I may be in hospital for another two weeks."The Homes Under The Hammer presenter has also confessed the trauma of the op has been prompting nightmares.He had been rushed to hospital in Bath earlier in the week after suffering sudden chest pains, when he first learnt there would be a need for surgery.Martin admitted in a video shared with his fans that he'd been catching up with his own show while in his hospital bed."Well, I have to say this isn’t where I expected to be watching Homes Under the Hammer," he joked."I ended up in hospital in Bath yesterday, I had a few chest pains and just feeling generally lousy, so I was brought in here and turns out I had a massive amount of fluid all around my heart, which was actually stopping my heart working."Had they not got rid of it, which they did in an emergency operation last night, then it’s sort of quite serious, like, hours to live kind of c***," he continued in an audibly quivering and shaking voice."So here I am, still around, thank goodness, thank god and angels, all those things."There’s lots of other complicated things that have happened as a result, but we will work through those, and I’ll keep you updated."He added cheekily, in an indication that he has certainly not lost his sense of humour: "Meanwhile, there’s a good TV show on that I think I’ll watch here!""Bit of a shocker," he captioned his Instagram video, adding to over 20,000 followers: "At least I’m here to tell the tale…"His former "TV wife", Lucy Alexander, wrote back to his post urging: "Get well my lovely M.R!"He replied: "Jeez what a scare.

Homes Under The Hammer star Martin Roberts has said he is 'scared and emotionally battered' after revealing a heart condition left him just hours from death.

Homes Under The Hammer presenter Martin Roberts has admitted that he's "emotionally in pieces" following his recent health scare as his co-star Lucy Alexander breaks her silence on his ordeal.

BBC Homes Under the Hammer star Martin Roberts has issued a fresh update after being rushed to hospital with "hours to live". The TV star spoke out after concern from fans. Yesterday, the former ITV I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here star said he has had an emergency operation to remove fluid which was "stopping my heart from working".

Homes Under The Hammer host Martin Roberts has revealed he was rushed to hospital on Wednesday to undergo an emergency operation.The TV star and former I’m A Celeb camp mate, 58, said he was dashed to hospital after feeling unwell and then experienced a health scare.Taking to Twitter to share the news, the presenter shared a clip of his hospital bed before revealing that he could have been left with "hours to live" as he explained how fluid around his heart was stopping it from working.Thankfully, the star said he’s now on the mend and recovering in hospital after the “serious” condition. Sharing the news on Twitter, he said: “So.

Host of the BBC show Homes Under The Hammer Martin Roberts has revealed he was rushed to hospital recently. The star has said he had to undergo emergency surgery after being rushed to hospital.

Homes Under The Hammer's Martin Roberts has revealed he was rushed to hospital and was close to death.Taking to Twitter, he shared a video of himself in a hospital ward saying: "Well, I have to say this isn’t where I expected to be watching Homes Under the Hammer."Little bit of good news, little bit of bad news."He added: "I ended up in hospital in Bath yesterday, I had a few chest pains and just feeling generally lousy, so I was brought in here and turns out I had a massive amount of fluid all around my heart, which was actually stopping my heart working."Had they not got rid of it, which they did in an emergency operation last night, then it’s sort of quite serious, like, hours to live kind of c***."So here I am, still around, thank goodness, thank the universe and guardian angels, all those things."The star told fans in his worrying update: "There’s lots of other complicated things that have happened as a result, but we will work through those, and I’ll keep you updated."But he was clearly in good spirits, as he chuckled: "Meanwhile, there’s a good TV show on that I think I’ll watch while I'm here!"Also visible in the shot was Martin's hospital bed in what looked to be a private room with a television in the corner and a window showing a sun-dappled staircase.He accompanied the clip on Twitter with the caption: "So. Bit of a shocker.