We all act a little silly when we’re kids. After all, learning to decline potentially dangerous activities is a part of growing up.
Unfortunately, even the smartest youngsters can be influenced to engage in harmful actions because they are susceptible to peer pressure and other factors.
Not on the RecordMom Issues A Serious Warning To All Parents After Playground Craze Makes 11-Year-Old Boy “Look Like An Alien”
We all act a little silly when we’re kids. After all, learning to decline potentially dangerous activities is a part of growing up.
Unfortunately, even the smartest youngsters can be influenced to engage in harmful actions because they are susceptible to peer pressure and other factors.
When Tyler Broome tried “the roundabout of death,” a YouTube craze that has now gone global, his parents had to cope with their son’s serious injuries.
The majority of the information are revealed by the name, but Tyler saw it more as an opportunity to show off his fearlessness to his friends than as a bold stunt.
The 11-year-old had injuries akin to those seen in fighter pilots after being exposed to extreme gravitational force (G-force).
He took part in the “roundabout of death” craze, which has motorcyclists sitting in the middle of a playground roundabout while a motorcycle’s back wheel rapidly rotates the structure.
Shortly after the event, Tyler was discovered comatose at the roundabout, probably suffering from eye and brain damage.
strong force
He is thought to have suffered G-forces that are comparable to those astronauts and pilots experience.
According to reports, a group of older teenagers approached Tyler and his friend at a nearby park and challenged them to play their game.
A terrible experience
“I don’t recognize my kid; he’s about to have a stroke.” The boy who approached Tyler, who was sitting on the roundabout, was around 17. According to the British newspaper The Independent, Tyler’s mother Dawn stated, “Tyler doesn’t know him, they are not friends.”
He spins the roundabout at a high pace after putting his motorcycle on the ground. The group simply dispersed after they all stopped; this is bullying.
Dawn claimed that before they could start treating her kid, the hospital’s physicians and nurses had to conduct some research because they had never seen anything like his injuries.
He resembled the Elephant Man due to the severity of his injuries. They will use it to create a medical report because they have never seen it before.
His eyes are strange, his skull has swelled up completely, and his blood vessels have burst. His vision is hazy. A broken arm is manageable, but this? He doesn’t recall the specifics of the event.
Parents, remember that children are inquisitive and might attempt things that you and I would not recommend.
Our thoughts and prayers are with young Tyler and his family.
