Carrie Ann Inaba's Scary Flight: Invisible Illnesses & Everyday Heroes

0:00On April 17th, Carrie Ann and Abba, the 58-year-old dancing with the stars' judge, just opened up about a scary medical emergency she had on a flight from Los Angeles to New York on April 16th. Locked in the bathroom during turbulence, her arms went numb, hitting her heart amid her autoimmune conditions. She usually packs a health kit and handles flair solo, but this time she called for help from flight attendants and doctors on board. She's been battling invisible illnesses like showgren syndrome, lupus, fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, and markers for antifospolipid syndrome, which make daily life aggrined, both physically and mentally. Paramedics met her at the gate, rushed her by ambulance to the ER where her blood pressure tanked on route, but IV fluids stabilized her enough for. Discharge that same day. In the end, she's grateful for those everyday heroes who showed up, reminding us all that even in our toughest health battles, help us out there if we. Reads for it.

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