BBC Presenter Steve Crossman Has a Seizure on Air

Steve Crossman had a seizure on live TV.

BBC presenter Steve Crossman had a seizure on live TV while covering the World Cup.

Steve Crossman went to Mexico to cover the World Cup and shared his journey on Twitter.

Before returning to the UK, Steve talked about his health on social media and said he's running the London Marathon for the Epilepsy Society.

Steve said, 'I had a seizure on air in Mexico.' He was inspired by his sister who had epilepsy.

Steve talked about his condition on Twitter.

Steve said, 'It's been tough, but I have great friends.' He asked for support for his marathon run.

Fans sent messages to support Steve, saying he's a great broadcaster and they hope he's well.

A fan said, 'I love listening to you on the radio, and good luck with the marathon.'

Someone else said, 'Sorry to hear that, Steve. Glad you're okay.'

Steve talked about his condition on a radio show in 2024 and said he was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2013.

Steve said, 'Epilepsy is not just seizures.' He explained that seizures are the worst part.

Steve talked about his condition on a radio show.

Steve said that seizures are awful and can be dangerous, and they also affect people's mental health.

Steve is running the London Marathon to raise money for the Epilepsy Society in memory of his sister.

Steve said he's running the marathon to raise money in memory of his sister, Jill.

Steve posted, 'We lost my sister Jill to epilepsy, and I'm running the marathon for the Epilepsy Society.'

Steve said his sister was very brave and he wants to raise money to help the Epilepsy Society.

Steve said any donation will help the Epilepsy Society and encourage him to train for the marathon.

If you like this story, follow us for more news and updates.

COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMERS

4English does not own the rights to this content. All rights belong to the owner. 4English only uses this content to help users learn English via the app's features. Contact to request the removal of your content: contact@4englishapp.com.

Práctica de escucha