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Carrie Ann Inaba's Health Scare: A Mid-Flight Crisis

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Carrie Ann Inaba, Dancing with the Stars judge, experienced a health crisis mid-flight, leading to a hospital visit. Despite managing Sjogrens syndrome, she was caught off guard by severe symptoms, including numbness, during turbulence. Passengers and crew, including a doctor, provided crucial assistance. Shes now recovering, grateful for the swift, respectful care she received.

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Carrie Ann Inaba's Health Scare: A Mid-Flight Crisis

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Carrie Ann Inaba's Health Scare: A Mid-Flight Crisis. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 17th, Carrie Ann Inaba, the dancing with the star's judge, hit a major health snag mid-flight from Los Angeles to New York City. The 58-year-old suddenly felt super sick, breaking into a cold sweat, getting dizzy, and her arms going numb. She ended up rushed to the hospital in an ambulance right after landing. She first shopped it up to food poisoning, but things escalated fast while she was locked in the bathroom during turbulence. Inaba lives with S. Joegren Syndrome, an autoimmune disorder she's managed since 2013, and she usually packs a full health kit for her. Travel? This one shook her heart. She's used to handling flare solo, but the numbness made her call for help, even with crews strapped in for the bumpy ride. Folks on board, including a doctor, stepped up big time. Upon touchdown, she got fluids at the hospital, and paramedics kept her steady as her blood pressure tanked on route. She's thankful for their quick, respectful care in that chaos. Now she's chilling in her hotel with more IV fluids, resting up before diving back into

her advocacy work, grateful for everyone who pulled her through the scare. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.

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