Last night was supposed to be a particularly emotional day for Dana Ron, who began filming her new show about health, but a breakdown during which abruptly ended the big celebration.
On Tuesday, in a particularly long series of stories posted on her Instagram account, the TV presenter detailed the sequence of events from the moment she began to feel alarming symptoms of dizziness and suffocation that caused filming for her show to the medical diagnosis she received at the hospital.
"Before I start talking, a picture is worth a thousand words," Ron said a second before posting a picture of herself lying in bed in an ambulance. "I literally have a pulse. Even today I am not a hundred. I'm not spoiled, and I'm not drama queen," she stressed before recounting the dramatic story. "Yesterday, a day of filming for my new show about health, I collapsed," she said. "If I speak slowly, excuse me, I'm a little dizzy. I got to the studios, and I'm starting to feel unwell. Pain in the chest, all thorax. As we speak, I tell the professor, 'I'm not feeling well, check on me now.'
"He checked me, told me, 'You have a little weak pulse.' They keep talking, and I start to feel suffocated, dry mouth, can't breathe, hands sweating. Lying on my back, legs up, I'm about to lose consciousness. No matter what I do, I'm bad. I just feel like I'm having a heart attack.
"They say, 'There's no escape, ambulance.' They gave me an ECG test. Not a hit. Going to the hospital. We got to the hospital, the ECG straightens out, becomes normal, blood tests are excellent, a chest X-ray, and then I start saying, 'Okay, so what's the problem?' They said, 'Maybe it's something viral. Maybe you talked (on the show) about cardiac arrest and went into a panic attack, it could be,'" she shared in the medical team's response.
Dana Ron's medical drama
Towards the end of the series of stories, Ron shared her conclusions from the difficult experience she went through. "Then I started doing a house check with myself and came to very big conclusions. I take everything to heart. Everything I have to do thoroughly, so I put a lot of stress in. You have to start moderating, taking nerves off life. I came out of the hospital and said thank you to God. What fun it is to feel good. Only health," she ruled. "There is no more. I won't bring myself to the stress levels I was," she promised.
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