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After being admitted into the hospital for morning sickness on Monday, Holly Madison is now feeling A-ok!!

Here's what she had to say about it:

Tags: holly madison, hospital visit, iv, kate middleton, morning sickness, pasquale rotella, peep show

This is the PERFECT example as to why you don't post a pic like this without an explanation!

Rihanna tweeted this picture (above) of her arm receiving an IV drip of some sort. With no caption. No comment.

Which makes us worry!

Gurl, are you okay??

Apparently she was well enough to board a plane from NY to LA a few hours later, so we hope this isn't just some new celeb health fad. We totally don't think it is.

But until she tells us, there's nothing we can really do BUT worry!

Hope you're feeling better, RiRi!

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[Image via Twitter.]

Tags: arm, board, drip, facebook, health, hours, iv, picture, rihanna, tweet, twitter

Michael Jackson's doctor revived a 23-year-old mother after she fainted onboard a US Airways flight from Houston, TX to Phoenix, AZ.

Ironically, Dr. Conrad Murray was on his way to meet with his lawyers to plan his defense against his Michael Jackson manslaughter charge.

The doctor stabilized the young woman by using the plane's emergency kit to set up an IV and monitored her until the plane diverted to Albuquerque, NM.

The woman, who was traveling with her 11 month old baby, told sources say that when she regained consciousness, the doctor was standing over her and told her, "You probably know me. I was Michael Jackson's doctor."

She responded by saying, "Thank you so much. Thank you for helping me even without knowing me."

A rep for Murray's legal team, Miranda Sevcik says:

"We're not surprised. He's a good doctor, we've always said he was a good doctor, and that's what good doctors do is save people."

Well, at least he was able to save one life…

[Image via Houston Chronicle/AP Images.]

Tags: dr. conrad murray, flight, iv, unconscious