He slipped on a water slide at the water park and was nearly killed by something terrifying | Chronic

After a British tourist broke his head in attracting a water park, another testimony warned about the danger of some games in these recreational areas. One woman reported receiving three blood transfusions after being shot at a high speed on a blade, causing a seven centimeter injury in the uterus.

The tourist Toni Steedman She is 25 years old, she runs her own catering business and has two children. In 2017, she had planned with her husband Adam, 32, a guided tour of the famous Aqualand Water Park in Costa Adeje, Tenerife, to celebrate his birthday.

There, he climbed the Kamikaze slide, which included a free fall from the top and then a slip in a pool. However, she almost ended up bleeding when she was rushed to the hospital, where she received three blood transfusions.

Steedman said the staff had never asked her to cross her legs before jumping from the top of the Kamikaze's descent and she was confident that it could have saved her from injury and prevented her from losing nearly 2 , 5 liters of blood.

"The slip was very fast and when I entered the water, I felt something explode in me, I got up and it was as if I needed it." 39 going to the bathroom, but gradually, the blood started to flow between my legs ", says the woman The sun.

At this point, one of the people present called the doctor, who went to bed and when she saw how the blood was flowing, he asked her to close her legs.

The woman was taken to the hospital in Tenerife North, about three minutes from the park, while doctors were desperately trying to stop the bleeding from her uterus. Once admitted to the health center, they administered an epidural to perform surgery and to intervene on the seven-centimeter wound caused by a large jet of water.

"I remember feeling stunned and throwing water to keep me awake, told Adam to look after children, I was worried about never see them againrecalls Steedman and adds: "The epidural was very scary because they could not sleep because I had eaten before the accident, they put me in stirrups".

She was interned for three days. Their travel insurance informed them that they would not pay the care fees as they had not announced their holiday intentions. Finally, with the help of a wheelchair, she was able to go home, where she was examined by her family doctor in the UK.

This testimony was made public in the middle of the controversy by another incident of "splash" attraction in Aqualandia, Benidorm. The British tourist David Briffaut, 23, broke his neck last Tuesday by sliding his head first.

Doctors have warned that the talented golfer may no longer feel his legs and can not move his chest. They also indicated that they would need an operation as soon as it would be stable.

Some visitors to the same water park criticized this attraction "dangerous" and another guest said that the same trip "he's ripped his face ".

The tourist who almost died bleeding, meanwhile, is grateful for not having sustained more serious injuries and has fully recovered.

"They told me that I could always have children, I was so worried that something was wrong when we got home." I will never go back to this place and will not advise. never to others to do the same. ", the woman said.