Judy Sheindlin shocked producers and workers on "Judge Judy" a decade ago when she suffered a "mini-stroke" on set. According to the New York Post, Sheindlin told "Good Morning America" that she suffered a "transient ischemic attack (TIA)" on the taping of her show in March 2011. She started "asking questions in slow motion," which alerted producers to call an ambulance.
"The people that watched me for 15 years noticed something was wrong, and without asking — which was probably a very smart thing, because I would have said, 'Don't go there' — they called paramedics," Sheindlin said. Her doctors, though, thought she might've had a mini-stroke. "Turned out to be I was fine. I'm not sure whether I had one of those TIA experiences, and they go away," she added.
Thankfully, Sheindlin has remained relatively healthy since that scare, which is a blessing, considering she's making big moves with her television empire.
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