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Fox News Anchor John Roberts on the threshold after contracting malaria.
Roberts, 70, shared a health update through X On Saturday, August 30, that revealed that he was planning to leave Inova Fairfax Virginia Hospital “after five days and six nights.”
The TV star wrote, “I hope to go back home to my family today,” before reflecting on the illness itself, described by Mayo clinic as a parasite “spread to humans through infected mosquito bites.”
Roberts wrote, “Malaria is a terrible disease that needs to be fully attacked when a diagnosis is made. In my time here, I have gone from being so ill that any dog would take a pity to be ready to fire the grill on Labor day (well, maybe ready to watch the grill being fired).”
Fox News John Roberts’ anchor is on the way to recovery after being diagnosed with malaria. “I had been hurt from the end of my head to my feet. Literally everywhere,” Roberts, 68, remembered people in an interview announced on Thursday, August 28. “I was also amazed at all unruly trembling during (…)
He finished, “I look forward to getting back in the saddle. Just stay away from these little effers.”
Roberts was hospital Before being diagnosed with the illness after experiencing “uncontrolled trembling” when presenting on television, by interview he conducted with it People That was announced on Thursday, August 28. He then urged Roberts’s Personal Health Adviser to “go to the ER.”
Subsequent blood work showed that Roberts platelets and white blood cell levels are both low before diagnosis is introduced.
He told the outlet, “I thought, ‘Of course you have malaria.… You never do anything in small measures.’ But I was a little scared.
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Roberts noted that he believed he contracted the illness, described by Mayo’s clinic initially with trembling and cold before a high fever induction and sweating begins, watching in Indonesia in July. Said the anchor People he started feeling sick about 10 days after he got home.
At X Post Roberts, he thanked several people who supported her in hospital, including a wife Kyra Phillipswho works for ABC News as a reporter. “Thanks to my dear wife … who found a world -eag malaria expert Dr Doug Postels In Malawi he served as a leading hand through all of this. “
Roberts continued, “Thanks also to a Pulmonologist Matt Williams And all the compassionate nurses and technicians in the health of Inova: Genevieve, Claire, Lauren, Daniel, Yvonne, Anar, Raysa (who finally found a good new vein to IV when all the others said “enough”)) and the others behind the scenes that helped in my recovery. “
