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Julie Chin, an anchor for an Oklahoma news station, has a stroke on live TV
September 06, 2022 | 07:30am
An Oklahoma news anchor said that she had the start of a stroke while she was on air, because she started to stutter when she spoke.
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An Oklahoma news anchor said that she had the start of a stroke while she was on air, because she started to stutter when she spoke.
