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Woman Told River Was Safe To Swim in—Next Day She's in the ER

Woman Told River Was Safe To Swim in—Next Day She's in the ER

Summary

A woman in London became very sick after swimming in the River Thames during a heat wave and had to go to the hospital. She shared a warning online to tell others not to swim in the river, even if people say it is safe.

Key Facts

  • Allanah Freddi, 30, swam in the River Thames during a heat wave for two days.
  • She felt fine while swimming, but got very sick the next day, with vomiting and passing out.
  • She went to University College Hospital by ambulance and received treatment with fluids.
  • The swimming spot was a public place with 30 to 70 other people swimming, including children.
  • Doctors said she was young and fit and could recover with time.
  • Freddi posted a video on Instagram warning others about swimming in the Thames.
  • The video received over 697,000 views and many comments about similar experiences or concerns.
  • She has fully recovered but still says it was a beautiful experience despite the illness.
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