Abi revealed the annoying words that his son told him before he was on a 120 -foot shelf during the mountain height.
Zan Wash, 14, was on his way back after he summarized Mount Whitney in California with his father, Ryan, when he started saying worrying things.
Ryan fell ill from California while walking with his father[/caption]
The boy began a tall “hallucination” before he was on a very slope cliff[/caption]
Zen with his father, Ryan (right)[/caption]
Mr. Ryan revealed that his son began to feel the effects of height and began hallucinations.
He added that Zan, who is still in a coma, said, “He could not know whether he dreamed or not” and said that he could see “snow men” and “Kermet frog”.
Everything began on June 10 when the father and the son reached the peak of 14505 feet CaliforniaWhitney Mountain – the longest in the continental United States.
But when both began to land, Zain began to feel sick and began to say worrying things before leaving the abyss.
dad Tell Ryan Sfgate: “[Zane] I started trying some hallucinations.
“He said there was a snowy man there, and that Kermet could see the frog near a green lake away.”
The father said that the state of the mentality was agreed, he could not distinguish between dream and reality.
Mr. Ryan added: “I have never seen anything like this,” Mr. Ryan added.
“He was not making sudden movements, but it was as if he was going to sleep. I didn't trust what he might do.
He told me that he could not know if he dreams.
“He shook his head and says:” This is not real … I don't think this is really happening. ”
“It was also stuck at the beginning of the movie.”
Then Zan wandered around the corridor and slipped on the side of the acute granite cliff.
The tragic fall left with a brain injury.
Mr. Ryan said that he could not prevent his son from walking from the abyss because he was far from hand.
He said: “He was in the direction of the edge. I think there was, like the height had ended.
“I wiped my eyes for one second, and when I looked up, it was already 10 feet away.
“I got out – but I couldn't reach him. Then he went.”
Abi Ryan removes the last words that his son said before the fall[/caption]
An emergency helicopter (in the photo) had been equipped and beech was transferred to the hospital[/caption]
What is height disease
Height disease, also known as mountain disease, is a disease that can affect individuals who travel to high altitudes very quickly.
This occurs due to low oxygen levels and reduced air pressure at high altitudes, which the body did not have time to adapt.
Symptoms of height disease can range from light to severe and often resemble alcohol headache.
Common initial symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, fatigue, shortness of breath and difficulty sleeping. R.
These symptoms usually appear within a day to be high.
Doctors suspect that regardless of height disease, adultery was also suffering from a dangerous mixture of dehydration and sleep deprivation, according to Dailymail reports.
Even during the summit, Zan said, claiming that they had already finished “several times” and it seems that they are unable to distinguish between dreams about reality.
Abi Ryan said: “He was aware of this, which is what worries me, of course, but he was still able to explain what was happening,
“I thought it would pass.”
He revealed that his son 5'9 was at the height of the physical condition before the summit – and he had no history of mental health.
After the tragic fall, Ryan rushed down the abyss, fearing that his son had died due to the effect.
He said, “I didn't see how it would be a way to survive. I thought he was gone.”
But the father felt comfortable when he realized that his son showed signs of life.
The emergency helicopter has been diluted and beech was taken to the hospital, where it is now in a medical coma.
Doctors say that his only injuries were in the broken ankle, a broken finger, and a broken pelvic section.
“It is a miracle, it could be much worse,” said Ryan.
Father launched the GOFUNDME campaign to cover the cost of Zane's medical expenses. It has so far collected $ 21,000.
He added: “He is improving, but he still has a long way.
“This is a story of survival, not a tragedy.”
Zane remains in a medically desirable coma[/caption]
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