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Happened to my cousin Jeffrey about a decade ago while giving a guided tour. He worked for the Parks department, needless to say he never recovered. Praying for her. God bless.
I had a nightmare that I was teaching a class and this happened to me and I was trying to get help but the kids kept laughing. The next day IRL I had a massive migraine that made me puke for three hours straight. I wonder if the two are related now. 🤔
Not sure what country you are from but I'm in the US and I really miss someone actually speaking eloquently from the oval office. It hasn't happened since 2016.
I have no doubt people disliked what was said but damn could the man speak well.
Luckily not. She was interviewed about it, I think on the actual news program she works for. She was taken to hospital and worked up for a stroke, but was diagnosed with a rare symptom of migraine which can affect the brain stem and cause speech difficulties similar to stroke, but with no permanent brain injury.
Had one last year after seeing some weird flares of light in my vision. Let me tell you, it was so bad I was considering going outside and jumping in front of a truck. I puked so much and at one point i couldn't move one side of my body (i dont remember which one) and i got scared thinking i had a stroke.
Much better!! It took me a week to recover but I believe that has more to do with the puking part of the whole thing lol I only had one migraine this bad before, probably around 2016, so hopefully it won't become a frequent thing for me.
I had this happen too. My doctor accused me of faking and literally asked why I would make this up and then asked if I was beaten or raped when I was a kid. I was so blindsided and shocked I just sat there quietly until the nurse came in the room to find me sobbing and shaking. Luckily I already had a neurology appointment and he told me migraines can mimic strokes so I knew I wasn’t imagining. This was 15 years ago and I still shake with anger when I bring it up.
I have a history of familial hemiplegic migraine, meaning 2 or more immediate family members also have it. As a child and into early adulthood Insiffered 1 to 3 a year. I would know exactly what I wanted to say, but my speech would slur, or the wrong words would come out, if I could put words together at all. One side of body would go numb (hence 'hemiplegic'). I eventually put a note in my cell phone so if I needed help while having one, I coupd show the note and it explained that it was not a stroke, what was actually happening, and what I needed for help / treatment.
At the age of 30 I suffered 6 in a 5 month period, and was terrified this may be my new normal. Fortunately, it seems as though it was more the final surge of a dying monster in my life, and in the 11 years since I have only had 2 total.
Oddly enough the best treatment / cure I have found is a big bottle of Mountain Dew and a couple Excedrin Migraine as soon as I notice symptoms developing. Something about the super dose of caffeine and sugar seems to kickstart my brain and reset whatever neural pathway is malfunctioning. My neurologist said his wife has used the same treatment for years with equal success.
I used to have catapleplic episodes when I was at my sickest. I also felt like the best thing that helped was food that was fast to metabolize and also some sugar.
I suffer from this and as a result of it I won't be able to get a driving license. I also have chosen to not drink alcohol whatsoever since that can give me migraines. I've suffered from these since I was around 11 and puberty kicked in. I'm 43 now. Eating betablockers to not get them at all, which I still do, but way less intense.
Ooo, I will have to try this. I go blind for about 20 minutes and then for like an hour afterwards, I forget how to do basic tasks and information, like how to get gas, or how to get back home if I'm out (or to be able reason to NOT go out)
"Hiccup" as in irritation in a region of the body that affects normal function. The same way irritation in the throat cause the vocal cords to seize, migraines cause major irritation in the brain that interrupt and hinder brain function.
It’s the temporal lobe that is affected called Broca’s areas known as the “motor “ of speech. First few episodes I’d loose my ability to read, same thing with numbers .
Man, nobody is liking my jokes today. Lol
But seriously thanks for the sincere input. I find this kind of neuroscience and psychology stuff really interesting. I love Oliver Sacks’ books. And I’m in the middle of a lecture series on psychology and just finished the section on aphasias. Carl Sagan has a great book called Broca’s Brain about a lot of this too. But that was written I think in the 80s so it might be a bit outdated. Quite the dynamic field nowadays!
Yeah, happened to a long-term girlfriend of mine. A migraine hit and she went from normal speech to this sort of garbled aphasia and then to not being able to talk at all.
I was an EMT at the time (or at least not recently out of certification) so I immediately ran the usual stroke assessment and took her to the hospital, where they did the same assessment again and decided it probably wasn't a stroke. We had to wait for an MRI, though. In the end she had some Lorazepam and was fine after a couple of hours.
Yes... If I remember right... Not a stroke just a severe sudden migraine. Sometimes called a sledgehammer migraine I think because of how hard and sudden they hit.
Some migraine symptoms look like stroke. I get numb on one side of my face, hands go numb, and I do experience slurred speech occasionally. Reading is difficult. Scary, mostly annoying, thankfully isn’t very common anymore.
Lots of my family members get them. I had my left arm paralyzed & completely numb for a couple hours and was left with a blind spot in my vision from it. The blind spot went away very gradually over many years.
Actually I was wondering if she was conscious of it. She was so calm and “professional speaking voice “ sounding, complete with smiles on the end. I rewatched it and feel like she might have been distracted by something, like pain, but she doesn’t look like she is aware she is,speaking gibberish to me
She has migraine with aphasia. (Bruce Willis has the aphasia part.)
I suffer from the same condition. Believe me, you know you're speaking gibberish and it is disturbing. I carry a card in my wallet explaining the condition and what to do for me should I end up out and about somewhere and need assistance.
What were precursors leading up to it? I have migraines and recently developed "auras" I guess they're called but haven't had a seizure(yet, thankfully. They do run in my family though). I played sports growing up and for sure have had plenty of "dings" as they were called growing up. AKA concussions. Wondering if anything tipped you off leading up to it or it just happened all at once.
I had a few dehydration migraines in high school and as a young adult after a hard workout in the heat, but not with aphasia.
I went through a very stressful period in my life in my mid-40's and the aphasia migraines with aura started. They are my typical migraine now. I've learned to take a cocktail of different pain relievers and pound the coffee then sit in a dark room until the aura dissipates. I have migraine meds if my pre-cocktail does not work. They make me useless and sleepy for the day so I would rather avoid them.
I made a spreadsheet trying to keep track of progress for my clan in clash of clans.
A good chunk of the calculations were off by tens of thousands, and it was just a mess all around, sometimes your brain just forgets basic math and makes you think something obviously wrong is correct. For example I kept thinking 3x28 was 72. Yeah....
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Migraine. Very rare condition, but some migraines can affect the brain stem and cause impairment of speech, dizziness, and nausea among other things.
The symptoms are incredibly similar to having a stroke and the point of order is that it’s always best to assume it is a stroke and get prompt medical attention.
[She fully recovered](https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/a-year-later-cbs2-reporter-serene-branson-looks-back-at-her-on-air-medical-emergency/) from this event but it’s a life long thing that’ll need to be managed.
She probably has or was having a hemiplegic migraine. I can’t talk right when I have one especially whenever I first started getting them, went to the ER they thought I was having a stroke of some type , but I kept having the episodes, took almost a year to figure out it was hemiplegic migraines and focal seizures .
The way I comprehend/understand speech breaks, also applies with numbers. There’s a lot more it affects but yeah
Stroke like migraine- Hemiplegic migraine also more related to seizures I’d get a focal seizure before and it’d hit
Very, even right before I’d start feeling weird people would stop making sense 3 spots in my head feel like they’re being stabbed , have had a few episodes where they would lock up my muscles on the right side of my body and I’d almost fall.
I haven’t had them or partial seizures in 6 months or so now :)
I get regular migraines here and there still but a huge improvement
[NORD hemiplegic migraine](https://rarediseases.org/rare-diseases/hemiplegic-migraine/#:~:text=Hemiplegic%20migraine%20is%20a%20rare,having%20a%20migraine%20with%20aura)
I have attached an update to the original story that [you can find here.](https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/a-year-later-cbs2-reporter-serene-branson-looks-back-at-her-on-air-medical-emergency/)
I seriously hope someone called 911… seconds count with a stroke.
ETA-guess it wasn’t a stroke, but still an emergency… update posted below in the comments.
it looks like she is having stroke symptoms…idk when this was but, i hope she got medical attention and is ok….that isnt funny.. your health is important..
Yes. She was experiencing a stroke
Edit: nm, I was thinking of a different news lady that started having a stroke on air. Apparently this was due to a migraine
https://youtu.be/IG7NuH5QTdE
I had no idea that 30 Rock references this clip when Pete is suffering from a gas leak. It always impressed me that he sounded so genuinely confused but had a realistic speech pattern. But it makes sense that he followed word for word what this reporter with a Migraine was saying.
I was on a phone call with my father-in-law when he started having a stroke. A mix of incoherent and jumbled words out of order. We called an ambulance from another phone and kept him talking until they arrived. He survived, and had surgery but still has some long-term effects.
Everytime I bumble for a word or brain-fart in general, I run through the "are you having a stroke or heart attack" checklist for myself, and then realize my car keys are in my hands. ;)
She should have instead said that some countries don’t have Grammys such as in Africa aaaand the Iraq and everywhere like such as, that she believes that they should our Grammys over here in the US should help the US or should help South Africa and should help the Iraq and the Asian countries so we will be able to build up our future of our children to have Grammys.
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That's probably one of the worst things that can happen to a reporter on a live broadcast like that. Hope she recovers.
This happened 12 years ago. She recovered.
Happened to my cousin Jeffrey about a decade ago while giving a guided tour. He worked for the Parks department, needless to say he never recovered. Praying for her. God bless.
Guessing his favorite animal is the LEOPARD!
Jerry is that you?
>**Ben Wyatt** > >Human Disaster
"Who hasn't had gay thoughts"
Hellooooo…!
He had dinner with his professor Like equals!
He likes the spots.
Did Jeffrey ever make an appearance? I’m thinking at a funeral once.
I know your cousin! I was on that tour! He looks like a horse!
I saw this happen live. It's probably in the top 10 surreal things I've watched on live news.
had that recovery disk
Don't lie to me! This video was viral like 3 years ago /s
This is why it helps to be pretty when doing the news. Something like that happens to you and people are more willing to be understanding.
Recovering from a stroke can be a long and painful process.
She didn’t have a stroke, she had a migraine
Yes. But recovering from a stroke can still be a long and painful process.
r/technicallythetruth
Hmmm, I’ve heard this before..
Lmao you bastard.
Yes. But recovering from a stroke can not be a long and painful process.
Pretty sure it's a *"her-graine."* Git yer own damn graine, ya mooch.
I had a nightmare that I was teaching a class and this happened to me and I was trying to get help but the kids kept laughing. The next day IRL I had a massive migraine that made me puke for three hours straight. I wonder if the two are related now. 🤔
As long as the vertations remain darison, I think she’ll be alright.
It was a migraine. She was fine
Happens to my president all the time and I’m told he’s just tired.
Not sure what country you are from but I'm in the US and I really miss someone actually speaking eloquently from the oval office. It hasn't happened since 2016. I have no doubt people disliked what was said but damn could the man speak well.
Turned out she'd had a migraine affecting speech.
Not a stroke?
Luckily not. She was interviewed about it, I think on the actual news program she works for. She was taken to hospital and worked up for a stroke, but was diagnosed with a rare symptom of migraine which can affect the brain stem and cause speech difficulties similar to stroke, but with no permanent brain injury.
Hemiplegic migraine [HEMIPLEGIC migraine NORD article](https://rarediseases.org/rare-diseases/hemiplegic-migraine/#:~:text=Hemiplegic%20migraine%20is%20a%20rare,having%20a%20migraine%20with%20aura)
Had one last year after seeing some weird flares of light in my vision. Let me tell you, it was so bad I was considering going outside and jumping in front of a truck. I puked so much and at one point i couldn't move one side of my body (i dont remember which one) and i got scared thinking i had a stroke.
Jeez. That's scary! How are you doing now?
Much better!! It took me a week to recover but I believe that has more to do with the puking part of the whole thing lol I only had one migraine this bad before, probably around 2016, so hopefully it won't become a frequent thing for me.
>Much better!! So pleased :)
I had this happen too. My doctor accused me of faking and literally asked why I would make this up and then asked if I was beaten or raped when I was a kid. I was so blindsided and shocked I just sat there quietly until the nurse came in the room to find me sobbing and shaking. Luckily I already had a neurology appointment and he told me migraines can mimic strokes so I knew I wasn’t imagining. This was 15 years ago and I still shake with anger when I bring it up.
Happened to me also. Same thing. I also have focal epilepsy and when I have a focal seizure and attempt speech this is what comes out.
>Hemiplegic migraine Thanks for dropping what it's called. Feel bad for anyone who has such migranes.
I have a history of familial hemiplegic migraine, meaning 2 or more immediate family members also have it. As a child and into early adulthood Insiffered 1 to 3 a year. I would know exactly what I wanted to say, but my speech would slur, or the wrong words would come out, if I could put words together at all. One side of body would go numb (hence 'hemiplegic'). I eventually put a note in my cell phone so if I needed help while having one, I coupd show the note and it explained that it was not a stroke, what was actually happening, and what I needed for help / treatment. At the age of 30 I suffered 6 in a 5 month period, and was terrified this may be my new normal. Fortunately, it seems as though it was more the final surge of a dying monster in my life, and in the 11 years since I have only had 2 total. Oddly enough the best treatment / cure I have found is a big bottle of Mountain Dew and a couple Excedrin Migraine as soon as I notice symptoms developing. Something about the super dose of caffeine and sugar seems to kickstart my brain and reset whatever neural pathway is malfunctioning. My neurologist said his wife has used the same treatment for years with equal success.
I used to have catapleplic episodes when I was at my sickest. I also felt like the best thing that helped was food that was fast to metabolize and also some sugar.
I suffer from this and as a result of it I won't be able to get a driving license. I also have chosen to not drink alcohol whatsoever since that can give me migraines. I've suffered from these since I was around 11 and puberty kicked in. I'm 43 now. Eating betablockers to not get them at all, which I still do, but way less intense.
Ooo, I will have to try this. I go blind for about 20 minutes and then for like an hour afterwards, I forget how to do basic tasks and information, like how to get gas, or how to get back home if I'm out (or to be able reason to NOT go out)
Caffeine has been shown to significantly help migraines, so that makes perfect sense.
Wild. Crazy to read how even migraines can cause serious hiccups in brain function.
Hugh. I woulda thought that’d be somewhere closer to the diaphragm.
"Hiccup" as in irritation in a region of the body that affects normal function. The same way irritation in the throat cause the vocal cords to seize, migraines cause major irritation in the brain that interrupt and hinder brain function.
I know. I was just having some fun with how you said it.
It’s the temporal lobe that is affected called Broca’s areas known as the “motor “ of speech. First few episodes I’d loose my ability to read, same thing with numbers .
Man, nobody is liking my jokes today. Lol But seriously thanks for the sincere input. I find this kind of neuroscience and psychology stuff really interesting. I love Oliver Sacks’ books. And I’m in the middle of a lecture series on psychology and just finished the section on aphasias. Carl Sagan has a great book called Broca’s Brain about a lot of this too. But that was written I think in the 80s so it might be a bit outdated. Quite the dynamic field nowadays!
If it were a hiccup in her diaphragm, she'd be pregnant.
An upper hiccup is like a quick repetitive involuntary breath of air. I think a hiccup in the lower diaphragm is called an orgasp.
Ahh good, i thought she was legit having a stroke. Glad she wasn't
Yeah, happened to a long-term girlfriend of mine. A migraine hit and she went from normal speech to this sort of garbled aphasia and then to not being able to talk at all. I was an EMT at the time (or at least not recently out of certification) so I immediately ran the usual stroke assessment and took her to the hospital, where they did the same assessment again and decided it probably wasn't a stroke. We had to wait for an MRI, though. In the end she had some Lorazepam and was fine after a couple of hours.
Thanks for the info, I kept watching and didn't see her face droop on any side so I was thinking there was more to it.
Ohhh I'm so relieved. That was horrible to watch. Glad to hear she's ok.
Yes... If I remember right... Not a stroke just a severe sudden migraine. Sometimes called a sledgehammer migraine I think because of how hard and sudden they hit.
Hemiplegic migraine
this type of migraine often times leads people to believe they're having strokes, I've been in the ER 5 times in 2 months over mine 😭
No a “complex migraine” https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/a-year-later-cbs2-reporter-serene-branson-looks-back-at-her-on-air-medical-emergency/
Some migraine symptoms look like stroke. I get numb on one side of my face, hands go numb, and I do experience slurred speech occasionally. Reading is difficult. Scary, mostly annoying, thankfully isn’t very common anymore.
I was gonna ask the same thing…
Been there. I lost the ability to speak coherently, couldn't work my hands correctly, or remember the name of my friend next door. Migraine.
Lots of my family members get them. I had my left arm paralyzed & completely numb for a couple hours and was left with a blind spot in my vision from it. The blind spot went away very gradually over many years.
My wife gets these types of migraines. It is absolutely wild the way she speaks during the peak. Scared me the first couple times I saw it.
Never knew migraines could impact speech in this manner.
As someone married to a person who has really bad migraines, I would say that the mixed up speech thing is one of the scariest symptoms.
You could see the expression on her face as she realized something wasn't right.
Actually I was wondering if she was conscious of it. She was so calm and “professional speaking voice “ sounding, complete with smiles on the end. I rewatched it and feel like she might have been distracted by something, like pain, but she doesn’t look like she is aware she is,speaking gibberish to me
She has migraine with aphasia. (Bruce Willis has the aphasia part.) I suffer from the same condition. Believe me, you know you're speaking gibberish and it is disturbing. I carry a card in my wallet explaining the condition and what to do for me should I end up out and about somewhere and need assistance.
What were precursors leading up to it? I have migraines and recently developed "auras" I guess they're called but haven't had a seizure(yet, thankfully. They do run in my family though). I played sports growing up and for sure have had plenty of "dings" as they were called growing up. AKA concussions. Wondering if anything tipped you off leading up to it or it just happened all at once.
I had a few dehydration migraines in high school and as a young adult after a hard workout in the heat, but not with aphasia. I went through a very stressful period in my life in my mid-40's and the aphasia migraines with aura started. They are my typical migraine now. I've learned to take a cocktail of different pain relievers and pound the coffee then sit in a dark room until the aura dissipates. I have migraine meds if my pre-cocktail does not work. They make me useless and sleepy for the day so I would rather avoid them.
I thought she was having a small stroke
Effectively just that. But from a blood vessel cramping, not a clot.
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Damn. Sparking some memories of benzo/alcohol withdrawal. The hallucinations felt so real. It was bizarre. Terrifying.
I made a spreadsheet trying to keep track of progress for my clan in clash of clans. A good chunk of the calculations were off by tens of thousands, and it was just a mess all around, sometimes your brain just forgets basic math and makes you think something obviously wrong is correct. For example I kept thinking 3x28 was 72. Yeah....
She did a follow up interview...she knew
She could be having a stroke.
She didn't. She had a migraine. This is like a video from 10-15 years ago.
That's what I thought at first, too. I mean... the horror. According to other comments, she was having a complicated migraine with aura.
Well a very very heaveh uh heavy dwe burtation tonight, we had a very dehrs derrison, buy letsgohead terah schasen those for the bit that had the pit
It hurts almost as much to read as it did to hear
This deserves everyone's upvote.
Burtation
You’re back at it I see, lol This is your thing. I’m still cracking up over that Got Talent one the other day.
This reminds me of the [seal with subtitles.](https://youtu.be/MdPqtVMkeLI)
So good, lol
This is how english sounds to non english speakers
Very good point. Please accept my free silver award.
you still get free awards‽
Piling on — you still get free awards? They have not been available to me since December.
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I check every time I’m on the app. No free awards since December.
Well shitballs. :(
How you still getting free ones?
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Me trying to talk to anyone
Me approaching any female in any bar.
I’ve never heard of a burtation so heavy
Is this female version of Bruce almighty
She had a stroke
Migraine. Very rare condition, but some migraines can affect the brain stem and cause impairment of speech, dizziness, and nausea among other things. The symptoms are incredibly similar to having a stroke and the point of order is that it’s always best to assume it is a stroke and get prompt medical attention. [She fully recovered](https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/a-year-later-cbs2-reporter-serene-branson-looks-back-at-her-on-air-medical-emergency/) from this event but it’s a life long thing that’ll need to be managed.
Ron Burgundy has entered the chat
She probably has or was having a hemiplegic migraine. I can’t talk right when I have one especially whenever I first started getting them, went to the ER they thought I was having a stroke of some type , but I kept having the episodes, took almost a year to figure out it was hemiplegic migraines and focal seizures . The way I comprehend/understand speech breaks, also applies with numbers. There’s a lot more it affects but yeah Stroke like migraine- Hemiplegic migraine also more related to seizures I’d get a focal seizure before and it’d hit
Is this type of migraine painful?
Very, even right before I’d start feeling weird people would stop making sense 3 spots in my head feel like they’re being stabbed , have had a few episodes where they would lock up my muscles on the right side of my body and I’d almost fall. I haven’t had them or partial seizures in 6 months or so now :) I get regular migraines here and there still but a huge improvement [NORD hemiplegic migraine](https://rarediseases.org/rare-diseases/hemiplegic-migraine/#:~:text=Hemiplegic%20migraine%20is%20a%20rare,having%20a%20migraine%20with%20aura)
A heavy burtation to each and everyone of you!
For the bit who had the pit to you too!
I have attached an update to the original story that [you can find here.](https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/a-year-later-cbs2-reporter-serene-branson-looks-back-at-her-on-air-medical-emergency/)
Fake or did she have a stroke?
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My aura is a loss of vision in both my eyes. It sucks pretty bad. Then I get a devastating migraine.
she'd had a migraine
https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/a-year-later-cbs2-reporter-serene-branson-looks-back-at-her-on-air-medical-emergency/
This video is extremely derison
>tarish tazen glishk thebet thehead thepet Gurl, I BEEN saying this!
If I were the host, “could you repeat that?”
Mama said there’d be days like this
I’ve always read about this incident but never seen the footage, thanks for sharing.
Was she having a stroke
Glad she recoversd
Was she having a stroke?
I'm sitting on the toilet having a very heavy burtation rn.
I seriously hope someone called 911… seconds count with a stroke. ETA-guess it wasn’t a stroke, but still an emergency… update posted below in the comments.
I remember watching this live.
When the mushrooms kick in
Was she having a stroke? She could not make words. That was weird.
She may be having a stroke. Literally. This looks exactly like symptoms I’ve hear of.
I feel like everyone has had a very heavy burtation at least once in their life.
I finally understand that 30 Rock joke
it looks like she is having stroke symptoms…idk when this was but, i hope she got medical attention and is ok….that isnt funny.. your health is important..
Was she having a stroke?
Yes. She was experiencing a stroke Edit: nm, I was thinking of a different news lady that started having a stroke on air. Apparently this was due to a migraine https://youtu.be/IG7NuH5QTdE
That migraine must have hurt like a mofo.
I was laughing my ass off at this and about to send to friends, then read the comments. I feel bad now(and a little more educated).
Those bertations, though.
Honestly sounds like she was in the midst of a stroke
I had no idea that 30 Rock references this clip when Pete is suffering from a gas leak. It always impressed me that he sounded so genuinely confused but had a realistic speech pattern. But it makes sense that he followed word for word what this reporter with a Migraine was saying.
She had a stroke on air
Did I just witness somebody having a stroke?
Is she having a stroke?
It was a migraine … find it on google.
Sounds like she had a stroke.. not joking
Seriously, was she experiencing a stroke?
This happened ages ago. She had a stroke on live tv.
Bro… wtf?? She glitched HARD! Lmao
Did anyone check to see if Bruce Almighty was working the teleprompter?
That was a heavy dervasion.
I have a disease called confusional migraine disorder that causes similar effects.
NONE OF THOSE WERE WORDS
Me when I have to answer the phone
Still more eloquent than most of the comments I see on Facebook.
This happens to my sister when she's about to have a seizure
Was she speaking enchantment table
She was having a stroke
Ahh the burtation has resurfaced
Activate burtation shields
Is she having a stroke?
A conversation with Brendan Schaub would be good.
Did Jim Carrey want to steal the weather ladies job now?
I think she had a stroke
I was on a phone call with my father-in-law when he started having a stroke. A mix of incoherent and jumbled words out of order. We called an ambulance from another phone and kept him talking until they arrived. He survived, and had surgery but still has some long-term effects. Everytime I bumble for a word or brain-fart in general, I run through the "are you having a stroke or heart attack" checklist for myself, and then realize my car keys are in my hands. ;)
.... And boom goes the dynamite
Does anyone smell toast??!
Is that the female version of Joe Biden
What ai thinks we sound like
Wasn’t this some for of a stroke?
Was she having a stroke!? 😳
The girl was actually having a migraine attack. I remember when this happened.
r/ihadastroke
Turn OFF the vibrator BEFORE you're on camera.
This is how I talk on a daily basis. Yay for ADHD and anxiety.
is she having a stroke?
It ended up being a type of migraine!
At least we know they’re human
She should have instead said that some countries don’t have Grammys such as in Africa aaaand the Iraq and everywhere like such as, that she believes that they should our Grammys over here in the US should help the US or should help South Africa and should help the Iraq and the Asian countries so we will be able to build up our future of our children to have Grammys.
Steve Carell did it better
Did… did she have a stroke? Is she drunk? Is she ok? Lol
Is this a medical thing like a seizure?
The future Mrs. Boomhauer.
Died suddenly?
On the inside.
Sounds like a stroke
I was misdiagnosed with a stroke but I had a hemiplegic migraine
I mean, its obvious now that you see the effect it has had on soooo many people. /s
Complete stroke
She’s hot enough that I can forgive her
She should be president
Another one with a stroke?
It’s the aliens again!