Oklahoma news anchor suffers stroke during live broadcast

• News anchor Julie Chin suffered a stroke during a live broadcast.
• She was talking about the Artemis 1 launch failures.
• Chin was taken to the hospital and came back to explain what happened.

Journalist Julie Chin became the center of attention when she showed her professionalism in the most unlikely way. While talking about the failures of the Artemis 1 mission to the moon, she began to have stroke symptoms.

She was rushed to the nearest hospital where she was stabilized. The moment was captured live and those who’ve seen it say that it was her commitment and her professionalism which allowed her to finish her broadcast. She returned to social media to give more details of her health status.

Julie Chin tried to continue her broadcast!

The launch failures of Artemis 1 made worldwide news, since NASA’s new mission would return astronauts to the moon. Journalist Julie Chin was talking about it on the nightly news when she started to feel ill.

Julie Chin’s professionalism led her to end her report and skip to the weather, while her eye blinked, she was having trouble speaking, and seemed disoriented. She even apologized for her mistakes saying: «Something is going on with me this morning, and I apologize to everybody.” FILED UNDER: news anchor suffered a stroke

She was taken to the hospital

When Chin realized something was really wrong she passed the baton to meteorologist Annie Brown for a weather update. Chin was unable to return to the air for the remainder of the broadcast. She was rushed to hospital on Saturday after she found herself struggling to read the teleprompter on air.

She was stabilized and after a while she reappeared on social media to explain what had happened to her and let her fans how she was doing. What happened to Julie made national news, with shows like Today and Good Morning America reporting on her ordeal. FILED UNDER: news anchor suffered a stroke

Julie Chin gives an update on her health

After being stabilized in the hospital, Julie Chin shared a post on Facebook thanking her fans and colleagues for their support. “I felt great before our show. However, over the course of several minutes during our newscast, things started to happen,” she wrote.

The journalist thanked everyone for “the prayers, the concerns, the texts, the emails, the calls… I’m so grateful. And I’m so glad to tell you I’m OK.» The anchor said that she underwent a series of tests at the hospital to determine the cause of her episode. WATCH VIDEO HERE

She was a true professional

«May God touch her with his healing hands and give her her health,» was one of the many comments the journalist received when what had happened to her became known worldwide. «My co-workers recognized the emergency situation and called 911,» Chin said in her Facebook post.

«At this point, Doctors think I had the beginnings of a stroke, but not a full stroke. There are still lots of questions, and lots to follow up on, but the bottom line is I should be just fine.» FILED UNDER: news anchor suffered a stroke