Kristen Dahlgren Age, Husband, NBC News, College, Salary, Wiki Bio (2024)

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Wikipedia Biography / Profile Background

• Kristen Dahlgren is a popular correspondent, working with NBC News and MSNBC.
• A top female journalist in America and renowned TV personality, Kristen never fails to capture viewers with her style, poise and personality.

• Kristen was born on July 27, 1972, in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
• Little is known about her early life or family background other than the fact that she is happily married with a young daughter.
• However, due to her difficulties of becoming a mother, she was happy to share her story to help and inspire other women.
• Knowing that she always wanted a family, but due to work commitments, she would become an older mother, Kristen proceeded to froze her eggs in 2011, 17 in total.
• Within months of marriage, Kristen became pregnant naturally. Unfortunately, the joy of motherhood would be a long journey. Lyme disease and blood clotting, amongst other setbacks, led to failed pregnancies and heartache.
• She called upon her ‘insurance policy’ of the frozen eggs but each one of those failed.
• At the age of 43, following several miscarriages and heartache, Kristen became pregnant again, naturally! She finally gave birth to her ‘miracle daughter’, Cecille.

• Little is known about Kristen’s early life and education other than she went to school in her home town before graduating in journalism at university.

• Kristen’s flair for her journalistic talents first became noticed when she first appeared on Worldwide Exchange in 2010.
• At the age of 39 in 2011, Kristen landed her dream job at NBC News.
• During the 2012 Presidential election campaign, she appeared for NBC News Decision 2012’ as a correspondent.
• Since then, Kristen has made regular appearances on Weekend Today, Today, NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt. She has also made guest appearances on Megyn Kelly Today as well as Sunday TODAY with Willie Geist.
• Never one to be stuck in a niche, Kristen reports on all manner of topics from breast implants and hurricane reporting to the Phoenix Arizona Spartan Race.
• In 2017, one of her dreams came true when she interviewed Billionaire Oprah Winfrey.

• On Twitter (now called X), Kristen mentions that she loves being a wife and mom and considers herself to be the luckiest person alive. She also likes to live life to the full and try to describe it in 280 characters.
• A video of Kristen went viral when she interviewed an 11-year-old blind girl about her hope for America’s future. On wrapping up the interview, she asked the girl if there was anything she couldn’t do. ‘See’ was the girl’s response.
• She is an avid supporter of American veterans injured in service of their country.

• In 2016, Kristen was sent on an assignment to interview Dr. Deborah Rhodes at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. Dr Rhodes was diagnosed with breast cancer only when she insisted on having a second opinion, after noticing a subtle change in the shape of her breast. Till that time, like most women, even Kristen taught lumps as the only symptoms of breast cancer.
• A couple of years later, while getting ready for her 47th birthday, Kristen found a slight dent in her right breast. In 2019, Kristen was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer. In April 2020, she was declared cancer-free after 8 rounds of chemotherapy and 25 rounds of radiation.
• Dahlgren now remembers covering that story saved her and probably other women’s lives.

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1. Connie GelleJul 10, 2020 at 8:40 pm

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   Kristin…Thank you for your news report on NBC nightly news with Lester Holt tonight (10/27). You brought out some of the devastations that our seniors have suffered because of covid. My mother will be 90 in January 2021 and had covid diagnosed 10/2. She had almost no symptoms, but of course, had to be in quarantine and locked down for 10 days. I understand…She didn’t understand. Her dementia doesn’t allow her to. With 8 married daughters, 26 grandchildren (most of them married), and 47 great-grandchildren…No one can get in. We live in mn and the assisted living where she is doesn’t allow indoor visits.

   Do you have any idea how cold it has been this October? Today it was 16 and up to 32…How on earth do you take a 90-year-old senior citizen out to visit in weather like that? We keep being told they are working on a plan for indoor visiting but even then won’t allow children. Covid is killing far more people because of isolation, loneliness, and separation than the disease itself. You mentioned essential caregivers in mn. One of my sisters and I are allowed 3 hours a wk each. That’s it! I use to spend 24, 48, and sometimes 72 hours with her twice a month. My sister and I continue to have the covid test weekly so we can spend our 3 hrs each with mom. What are 6 hours out of 168??? The facility also limits the opportunity to only 2 loved ones as essential caregivers. My other sisters are not allowed in.

   Mom’s 8-year-old great-granddaughter cried herself to sleep the other night because she can’t hug great-grandma! Please continue to let the public know how devastating it is to our senior citizens. Honestly, most of them would rather die of covid than all the loneliness!! Thank again for trying to bring it to the public

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