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Aaron Sorkin reveals he suffered a stroke in November

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The West Wing and The Social Network writer suffered a stroke in November. Sorkin, 61, says the stroke was a "loud wake-up call" The writer says he's made adjustments to his lifestyle after the health scare. He says he hopes his story will encourage others to stop smoking.

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BBC News

Aaron Sorkin reveals he suffered a stroke: 'It was a loud wake-up call'

The West Wing creator describes the scare as "a loud wake-up call" but says he is now "fine".

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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CNN

Aaron Sorkin reveals he suffered a stroke in November

Aaron Sorkin has revealed he experienced a medical emergency last fall.

1 year ago·Atlanta, United States

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KRDO

Aaron Sorkin reveals he suffered a stroke in November

By Marianne Garvey, CNN Aaron Sorkin has revealed he experienced a medical emergency last fall. The Oscar-winning writer of “The Social Network” had a stroke in November while writing his first Broadway musical, “Camelot,” he told The New York Times. Sorkin said his high blood pressure caused the stroke, with his doctor telling him “you’re supposed to be dead.” “Mostly it was a loud wake-up call,” he said. “I thought I was one of those people wh…

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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KIFI

Aaron Sorkin reveals he suffered a stroke in November

1 year ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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New York Post

Aaron Sorkin reveals he had a stroke last November: ‘Supposed to be dead’

"West Wing" creator Aaron Sorkin revealed that he suffered a stroke last November.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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Metro News

Aaron Sorkin told he should 'be dead' after West Wing creator suffered stroke

Aaron Sorkin suffered a stroke a few months ago (Picture: FilmMagic) Aaron Sorkin was told he was ‘supposed to be dead’ after suffering a shock stroke just a few months ago. The screenwriter has been behind some of the most acclaimed shows and films in history, working on the West Wing, the Newsroom and the Social Network among many others. The 61-year-old was busy preparing for his new Broadway musical, Camelot, when his health took a turn for …

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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