News Anchor Suffers A Stroke And Can’t Read Teleprompter While Live On The Air

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‘I’m sorry, something is going on with me this morning’: Oklahoma news anchor suffers a STROKE live on air as she stumbles over her words -Daily Mail

Julie Chin, of Tulsa NBC affiliate KJRH, suffered the ‘beginnings’ of a stroke while on air, and couldn’t speak the words she was reading off her teleprompter

When the Oklahoma news anchor suffered the beginnings of a stroke on air, it left her unable to speak her script aloud. Because of this, she was forced to cut the broadcast short. She was rushed to the hospital and did not return to the airwaves.

Chin took to Facebook to explain that she had the beginnings of a stroke, but that she would be fine.

Chin felt normal before the broadcast, but her condition deteriorated suddenly and rapidly. She couldn’t speak the words on the teleprompter, lost part of her vision, and felt numbness in her left arm and left hand.

Chin said she was okay and would be back to work within days. She also thanked her colleagues for their quick action and said she would be back on camera within a few days.

Stroke symptoms include sudden numbness, weakness, confusion, difficulty speaking, communicating, or understanding language. One may also experience sudden weakness, dizziness, loss of balance, or inability to walk.

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  1. ‘I’m sorry, something is going on with me this morning’: Oklahoma news anchor suffers a STROKE live on air as she stumbles over her words  Daily Mail

  2. Frightening moment Oklahoma news anchor suffers ‘beginnings of a stroke’ live on air  Independent

  3. Oklahoma news anchor Julie Chin suffers stroke on live TV  New York Post

  4. News Anchor Reveals She Suffered ‘Beginnings of a Stroke’ During Live Broadcast  Daily Beast

  5. Oklahoma NBC Affiliate News Anchor Julie Chin Suffers ‘Beginnings Of A Stroke’ On Live TV  Deadline