In this fictional account, Al Roker becomes emotional while announcing that he needs to temporarily step away from television after doctors recommend additional treatment, rest, and monitoring. The unexpected health scare makes him realize he cannot simply push through recovery as he has in the past, so he chooses to focus on his health and family before returning to his demanding schedule. He makes clear that it is not a permanent goodbye, but a temporary break to recover properly and hopefully return to television when his doctors say he is ready…
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