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Serene Branson’s Scary Grammy Moment (Video)
Serene Branson Speaks Gibberish at Grammys
News reporter Serene Branson suffered a scary moment during last night’s Grammy Broadcast for CBS 2 in Los Angeles. In the middle of her Grammy Award introduction, she apparently suffered a stroke that left her confused and struggling to find the words she needed to continue speaking.
It all started out simple enough with Serene launching into her intro, but quickly turned into pure gibberish in the only-on-live-tv moment which has now gone viral thanks to the Internet. Thankfully Serene Branson’s moment of confusion was short and the station turned to pre-recorded coverage. She was taken to the hospital after the incident and reportedly treated for having a stroke.
The entire incident can serve as a lesson to us all of signs to watch for a stroke. Symptoms of a stroke include:
- Sudden numbness or weakness of the face, arm or leg, especially on one side of the body
- Sudden confusion, trouble speaking or understanding
- Sudden trouble seeing in one or both eyes
- Sudden trouble walking, dizziness, loss of balance or coordination
- Sudden, severe headache with no known cause
Our thoughts are with Serene Branson and we hope she makes a full recovery.
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2 Comments
imeanwhat commented on Feb 14 11 at 12:53 pmAnd the Grammy for the most coked out reporter goes to….Serene Branson! Read more about her sniffly little episode @imeanwhat http://bit.ly/f4bb3t
Trish commented on Feb 15 11 at 8:14 amThis reporter should be evaluated at an emergency room. Physical history and exam. Then cat Scan, MRI of the brain. If she is on birth control pills, then she should not take them. This is a warning sign.
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