A mother of two from Indiana has sadlypassed away after reportedly consuming an excessive amount of water within a brief timeframe, resulting in water toxicity.
In a recent development, it has been reported that Ashley Summers, aged 35, found herself in a distressing situation near Monticello at Lake Freeman during the July 4th weekend. According to Ashley’s brother, Devon Miller, she was subsequently admitted to the hospital due to brain swelling. These events were brought to light by Miller in an interview with WRTV.
According to Miller, it has been reported that an individual claimed to have consumed four bottles of water within a span of 20 minutes. In a span of just 20 minutes, she managed to consume a staggering 64 ounces of water, equivalent to four average-sized water bottles, each containing approximately 16 ounces.
According to the user, the quantity in question measures half a gallon. According to reports, the recommended daily intake of this particular beverage is said to be “That’s what you’re supposed to drink in a whole day.”
According to the Mayo Clinic, women are advised to consume approximately 92 ounces of fluids per day. It is worth noting that around 20% of these daily fluid requirements are typically obtained from food sources..
In a tragic incident, Ashley Summers, aged 35, has reportedly lost her life due to water toxicity at Lake Freeman near Monticello, Indiana. According to her family, Ashley was on vacation with her loved ones during the July 4th weekend when the unfortunate incident occurred. In a recent Facebook post, Ashley Summers shared her thoughts on a particular topic.
According to her family, Summers had expressed feeling dehydrated, experiencing lightheadedness, and suffering from a headache. She mentioned that she had an insatiable thirst and felt unable to consume enough water.
A mother of two was found unconscious in a garage and subsequently transported to a hospital for urgent medical attention.
In a tragic turn of events, Summers, unfortunately, did not regain consciousness, leading doctors to conclude that she succumbed to water toxicity, as reported by her family.
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