The common party’s trick becomes fatal

A 20-year-old woman from New Zealand tragically died of suffocation in her daughter’s birthday after inhaling Hel. The Faith Waterman Batistich family, along with the crown, give a clear warning about the dangers of this seemingly harmless party of the party, which consumed the life of a young mother.

The tragedy took place during the birthday celebration in September 2022, because Batistich enjoyed the special day of her second daughter. Family members had fun inhaled Hel from balloons so that their voices were high, but things brought tragic turn when someone suggested inhaling directly from the canister.

When Batistich inhaled, another person accidentally increased the flow, causing that he immediately became blue. Rescue staff tried to resuscitate her, giving her four shots of adrenaline, but in vain.

“Nothing regained her”, her twin sister Eden Waterman he said New Zealand Herald. Batistich died a moment later.

Hel is a colorless, odorless and without gas taste. The inhaling helium displaces oxygen in the lungs, which leads to hypoxia, a state in which oxygen levels in the blood decrease dangerously low, causing potential brain and organs damage, and in some cases death.

“It can be considered funny and funny in the party environment to inhale Hel, which produces a high noise similar to squirrel noise. This is a well -known party for a party. However, many people are not aware of the potential threats of inhaling helium in such a situation.

“These threats are increased during the inhalation of helium under the pressure of the cylinder/canister, taking into account the amount that can enter the body due to gas under pressure,” said Dunn.

Batistich was also not aware of the inseparable dangers of inhaling Hel. Dunn added that her death was unexpected and tragic.

After the premature death of a young mother, her family tries to raise awareness of Hel’s dangers. “Just don’t do it. We refuse to buy Hel or be near anyone who has it, “said Waterman.

High level exposure can cause symptoms Like headaches and dizziness. Contact with liquid helium can lead to frostbite. In the case of first aid, the affected area should be immersed in warm water. If someone inhales Hel, they should be quickly transferred to fresh air and if necessary, give rescue breathing or resuscitation before moving to a medical facility.