Celebrities' Near-Death Heart Attack Stories

0:00This is your entertainment update for March 11. Several celebrities have shared scary stories about nearly missing their heart attacks because the warning signs caught them off guard. Stars like Drew Carey, Rosie O'Donnell, David Letterman, Bob Harper, and Susan Lucey all experienced subtle symptoms they dismissed at first, leading. To emergency treatments that saved their lives. Drew Carey felt his heart race wildly and his shoulder go numb while jogging, but he brushed it off and even ate chili spaghetti afterward. Rosie O'Donnell had arm pain and extreme tiredness after helping a friend, yet she waited two days before seeing a doctor who rushed her to the emergency room. Meanwhile, David Letterman jogged six miles that morning before learning he needed emergency bypass surgery due to severe blockages. Bob Harper, the fifth trainer from the biggest loser, collapsed in full cardiac arrest at the gym right after a workout, surviving only because doctors. Carey performed CPR. Susan Lucey ignored intense chest pressure and rib pain, thinking her healthy Pilates

1:03routine made it impossible, but she had a 90% artery. Blockage tied to family history. Doctors placed stints in her arteries too. These stories highlight how heart attack symptoms and women can differ from the classic chest clutching image, often feeling like fatigue or arm. Discomfort. Adam got lucky with quick medical help and now urge everyone to know their risks and act fast. Deand in the sponsor bar partner, check out the episode description. Lay back. Press play. Let the pillow do the rest. Sound meets comfort, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.