A 12-year-old boy has suffered a sudden cardiac arrest. This is very disturbing news. In fact, a 12-year-old boy has been resurrected from the dead for following a very dangerous trend on social media. Caesar Watson-King inhaled a can of antiperspirant when he passed out at home during a chrome plating challenge in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, on August 21.
This accident happened like this
His eldest son Caden called 999. While Nicola performed CPR while waiting for the ambulance. Cesar was taken to hospital. Where he fell into a coma due to a heart attack. Where he is undergoing treatment for 2 days.
Thankfully the boy has recovered and is now back home, but mum-of-four Nicola shared pictures of him undergoing CPR and in intensive care to warn others of the dangers of chrome plating.
Inhaling toxic chemicals can be dangerous
This trend involves inhaling toxic chemicals such as paint, solvents, aerosol cans, cleaning products or gasoline to get a short-term “high”. This can cause problems such as slurred speech, dizziness, hallucinations, nausea and disorientation, but it can also lead to a heart attack or suffocation.
Earlier this year, Tommy-Lee Gracie Billington, 11, from Lancashire, died of a suspected heart attack after she and her friends attempted to do Craze at a sleepover. In 2023, Esra Haynes from Melbourne, Australia, also died in similar circumstances after sniffing deodorant at a sleepover, the Mirror reported.
Another girl, Tegan Solomon, 12, from Kent, was rushed to hospital with heart palpitations and vomited for days after trying the trend at a sleepover. Recalling the moment, Kola said she heard her son fall. “I had just breastfed my baby and was going to sleep when I heard a really loud bang. I thought one of the kids had done something.”
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