News Anchor Has Stroke Live on Air



An Oklahoma news anchor suffered a stroke during a live newscast. Anchor Julie Chin says she suddenly lost vision in one eye. Then her arm went numb and her speech became garbled. She says her symptoms came out of nowhere. Her colleagues recognized something was wrong and called 911. The newscaster says tests at the hospital showed she suffered the early stages of a stroke. Chin says “There are still lots of questions, and lots to follow up on, but the bottom line is I should be just fine.”

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41 thoughts on “News Anchor Has Stroke Live on Air”

  1. Thats how my stroke happened. Without warning,no signs or symptoms at all,just a massive headache outta nowhere.Turns out I had a double aneurism.Whats worse is I actually drove myself to the hospital.But I had no idea what was happening, I just knew my head was causing me a great deal of pain.If you're like me and never get headaches and suddenly you have one that puts you on your butt,,,,,get to the hospital. But dont drive yourself there like I did.

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  2. The thought of losing her job possibly and the embarrasment she must of felt and saying Im sorry but she stayed calm and she had lots of help. Could of happened at home alone. She will be ok with life changing habits ahead.

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