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UT: Vaping addict hooked to oxygen tank after contracting rare pneumonia

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/health/news/article.cfm?c_id=204&objectid=12260847

Vaping addict hooked to oxygen tank after contracting rare pneumonia
22 Aug, 2019 10:39am

A vaping addict, from Utah, is now relying on an oxygen tank after constantly smoking the e-cigarettes.

Aubree Butterfield shared her tragic story on Facebook about how she contracted pneumonia after "constantly" puffing on her e-cig for three years until a month ago when she began vomiting and coughing up blood.

Doctors found vegetable glycerine, an ingredient commonly found in vape juice, had smothered the 25-year-old's lungs, and diagnosed her with lipoid pneumonia.

Although the nursing assistant has never smoked a cigarette before, she is unable to breathe on her own, depending on an oxygen tank for the next several months of her recovery...
 
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