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Matt Rogers Says Fraser Olender Is 'Doing Much Better' After Vape-Linked Heart Attack

Olender has attributed the cardiac episode to EVALI causing a coronary artery vasospasm.

Overview

  • Rogers told Watch What Happens Live on December 9 that Olender is doing much better and urged viewers to throw away their vapes.
  • Olender, 33, disclosed in a December 5 Instagram post that he was rushed to emergency care in London after severe chest pain and breathing difficulties.
  • He wrote that specialists identified vape poisoning (EVALI) and said a coronary artery vasospasm reduced blood flow enough to cause a STEMI without a blockage.
  • Olender said he spent a week in London hospitals seeing specialists and vowed he will never vape again.
  • He described 24 hours of extreme pain despite multiple rounds of morphine, while co-star Captain Sandy Yawn and fans shared messages of support.