Australian ally Langdon couldn’t hide her sorrow as she conversed with a couple who faced the agonizing decision of terminating the life of their beloved child, a mere thirteen years old, due to the fatal consequences of a dangerous trend known as “chroming.”

During an episode of A Current Affair, host Ally Langdon provided a platform for Andrea and Paul Haynes to recount the heart-wrenching loss of their young daughter, Esra Haynes, who tragically succumbed to the allure of “chroming,” a hazardous practice gaining popularity on social media.

Esra, a talented young athlete who excelled in BMX racing alongside her siblings and captained the Montrose Football Netball Club, fell victim to the sinister effects of inhaling chemical substances like deodorant. Her friends initially mistook her condition for a panic attack, but in reality, her body was shutting down, leading to cardiac arrest.

Upon Andrea’s arrival, the truth behind Esra’s condition was revealed—the term “chroming” was entirely unfamiliar to her. The frantic parents rushed their daughter to the hospital, hoping for a full recovery, given her robust heart and lungs.

Despite the family’s optimism, fate dealt a devastating blow. After eight days on life support, they received the heart-wrenching news that Esra’s brain had suffered irreversible damage. The excruciating decision to turn off life support followed.

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