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'Reba' actor Christopher Rich says stroke and brain injury felt like being hit with 'atomic bomb'

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"Reba" star Christopher Rich said he is feeling "really good" seven years after suffering a massive stroke and traumatic brain injury.

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'Reba' actor Christopher Rich says stroke and brain injury felt like being hit with 'atomic bomb'

"Reba" star Christopher Rich said he is feeling "really good" seven years after suffering a massive stroke and traumatic brain injury.

3 days ago·New York, United States

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'Reba' Star Christopher Rich Opens Up About Suffering Stroke And Brain Injury As He Reunites With McEntire

Credit: (Screenshot), Entertainment Tonight, via YouTube Christopher Rich is best known for playing Reba McEntire‘s ex-husband Brock from 2001 to 2007 on her sitcom Reba. This week, he is reuniting with McEntire and their fellow Reba co-star Melissa Peterman on their new NBC sitcom Happy’s Place. And it’s a small miracle Rich was able to take part in the reunion. In a new interview, Rich is opening up about the stroke and traumatic brain injury…

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Another World Alum Christopher Rich Opens Up about 2018 Stroke, TV Comeback

Christopher Rich, best known for his role as Brock Hart on Reba and to daytime fans as Alexander “Sandy” Cory on Another World, is making a triumphant return to television after a life-changing stroke in 2018. The beloved actor is guest-starring on NBC’s Happy’s Place, reuniting with longtime friends Reba McEntire and Melissa Peterman. Rich recently sat down for an interview with TV Line, opening up about his recovery, his return to the screen, …

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"Reba" Star Shares Positive Update After Suffering Major Stroke

In the early 2000s, Christopher Rich played Brock Hart, Reba McEntire’s lovable ex-husband, on the sitcom Reba. Now, at age 71, Christopher is opening up about how a major medical emergency changed his life forever. He continued his career for years after Reba ended in 2007, but in 2018, a stroke changed everything. He told Us Weekly ahead of a guest spot on Reba’s new show Happy’s Place, “After my stroke and having a brain injury, it is like I…

3 days ago

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