“Fortunately, it’s not my heart this time”: for this reason, a weather presenter fainted live

Meteorologist Alissa Carlson gave viewers chills when she passed out just as she was about to give the weather report. The host fell to the floor on March 18 during the live broadcast of CBS’s Los Angeles KCAL News program.

However, 24 hours later, Carlson assured his social networks that he feels fine after passing out on live television. In an update on March 19, the presenter thanked those who offered her support as she recovered from “a head injury”.

It’s worth remembering that on March 18, KCAL News co-anchors Nichelle Medina and Rachel Kim announced Carlson for their segment. The meteorologist was shown smiling for a moment, then her eyes rolled back, slumped forward and fell to the ground.

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KCAL News posted an update shortly after the terrifying incident stating, “KCAL News Meteorologist Alissa Carlson was about to start her weather forecast this morning when she passed out. Our team stepped in to help and comfort her while she waited for medical attention.”

The news outlet also thanked fans for their thoughts and prayers and shared an update on Carlson’s health on Twitter. “Alissa is now resting and recovering. She says she will be fine,” the tweet read.

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Carlson expressed his gratitude for the support received and shared information about the cause of his injury. Thanks for all the kind wishes as I recover from a head injury. I’m out of the hospital and I’m fine.”

He then clarified that his heart problem, which he learned about after another on-air incident in 2014, did not cause his most recent health problem, Today published.

“Luckily not my heart this time,” she wrote on another Instagram story with a praying hands emoji. “I have over a hundred texts and they keep coming, so if I don’t reply, that’s why.”

It is not the first time that the weather presenter has a live event

The earlier incident Carlson refers to took place in 2014. The meteorologist, who at the time worked for NBC affiliate KGET in Bakersfield, California, vomited during a broadcast.

Four years later, in an interview with KGET, she talked about the moment on air and how it led her to learn that she has a heart condition.

“I went to the doctor and they said, ‘Have you ever thought about having heart disease?’ I said no. I’m too young for that, I’m very healthy,” he admitted.

The doctor assured him that he had a leaky heart valve that would eventually need to be replaced.

She and her husband made the transition to a healthier lifestyle and welcomed their daughter, Aris. “The valve started to repair itself. My baby’s stem cells began to heal my heart,” she explained on that occasion.

Carlson served as the president of the American Heart Association’s “Red Circle” from 2017 to 2019. She now uses her social media platform to educate her followers about heart disease.