Cheerleader takes serious fall on live TV - Orlando

By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
11/20/2012
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)

Jamie Woode will recover.

An Orlando Magic cheerleader who took a dreadful fall on Tuesday is recovering at a regional hospital. Jamie Woode, 31, fell onto the hardwood court, smashing her head.

Woode, 31, was removed from the court by paramedics and transported to the hospital by ambulance.

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ORLANDO, FL (Catholic Online) - During a stunt performance before millions, Woode was hoisted aloft on a male cheerleader's shoulders when she lost balance and couldn't regain it. She tumbled backwards, landing head-first onto the court.

Doctors say she has suffered fractures to her ribs and vertebrae, but luckily, nothing worse.

The tumble was made all the more dramatic by its live broadcast on national television.

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