The reporter whose viewer saved his life by watching TV
It is said that there is a game of eye and eye, someone sees a lot, nobody sees anything.
But if someone’s eyes are so sharp that he recognizes the disease that is developing inside the body, that too the person seen in TV … then you will call it a wonder.
Victoria Price, who works in the US TV channel WFLA, has thanked one of her viewers as her viewer urged her to get a medical examination.
Victoria told on social media on Thursday, “A viewer emailed me last month. He saw a lump on my neck. He said that the knot is exactly what he had.”
“His lump was of cancer. And it turns out that my lump is also a cancerous lump.”
While writing this, he told that he is going on medical leave for his treatment.
Actually the viewer wrote in the email, “Hello, I just saw your news report. I am worried about seeing the lump on your neck. Please check your thyroid. Seeing this, I missed my neck lump. . My lump was cancerous. Stay alert. “
The photo that Victoria shared with her tweet. A person commented on him that he does not see any lumps in the picture and he should give a little more information about it.
To this Victoria wrote, “I agree. It is not so easy to see. And it is not visible until one looks carefully. In this screenshot you can see more properly. About this now I am trying to find out more, but the doctor has said that the tumor is in the middle of my thyroid. It is pushing the glands forward and upwards, so it looks a little out of place. “
Victoria told that she will have an operation on Monday to remove the tumor.
Thank you paid
Victoria also thanked that audience in an Instagram post and said that at eight o’clock we are in front of you, to inform the audience.
But this role changed when an audience told me all this. He said that he is very thankful for this.
She became so busy covering the corona virus epidemic that she ignored her own health.
He said, “As a journalist, I have worked non-stop since the epidemic started. I constantly shifted for the information coming.”
He also said, “We were covering the most important health history of the century and I was thinking the least about my own health.”
Victoria wrote in an article, doctors said that the tumor was spreading from the middle part of her neck to the other side and that it needed to be removed from the thyroid through surgery.
He posted one, “If I never get that email, then I don’t go to the doctor. Cancer may have continued to spread. It’s a shocking idea.”
“I will always be thankful to the woman who took the trouble of writing to me. She did not know me personally at all. She did not need to tell them, but she told it anyway. That means someone is with you.” Is not it?”
Thyroid cancer is more in women than men. Victoria said that in the United States this year, about 75% of such cases of cancer were reported in women.
He advised women to take care of it. And hoped that she would return to work within a week.
The Star Who Saved His Audience
This is not the first time a sharp-sighted viewer has given helpful medical advice to a TV presenter.
In 2018, former Liverpool defender and football commentator Mark Lawrence was thanked a doctor
Who diagnosed him with cancer after seeing him on BBC One’s Football Focus show.
In 2013, Tarek Al Musa, a host of the American cable TV network, was seen by a nurse in a flip and flop home restoration program and alerted him to a lump in his neck.
Nurse Ryan Reid told NBC, “I thought I should tell you about it.”
Tarek had stage two thyroid cancer and recovered after treatment.
