11歲男童聞到魚腥致死 失去意識(shí)前喘著氣說(shuō)了句：爸爸我愛你

The young boy who died from an apparent allergic reaction to fumes from fish cooking in the family kitchen kissed his father goodbye as he struggled to breathe, the heartbroken dad said.

傷心欲絕的父親稱，家中廚房烹飪魚時(shí)散發(fā)出的氣味使男孩過(guò)敏，并無(wú)法呼吸，在臨死時(shí)，他親吻了自己的父親。

“Daddy, I love you,” gasped Camron, 11, as he faded in and out of consciousness, “He gave me two kisses.”

“爸爸，我愛你， 11歲的卡姆倫喘著粗氣說(shuō)。”“他吻了我兩下。”

Father and son traveled from New Jersey to spend New Year’s Day with Camron’s grandma in Brooklyn, but walked into her home at the worst possible moment — right as she was preparing a cod dinner.

父親和兒子原本計(jì)劃從新澤西來(lái)到布魯克林的奶奶家一起過(guò)新年，但沒(méi)想到最糟糕的事情發(fā)生了，當(dāng)他們到達(dá)奶奶家的時(shí)候，她正在準(zhǔn)備鱈魚大餐。

“It just so happens they was cooking it when we came in,” said Steven. “Usually he don’t get nothing that severe.”

“我們進(jìn)來(lái)的時(shí)候，碰巧他們正在做鱈魚，”史蒂文說(shuō)。“但是平時(shí)他對(duì)這個(gè)沒(méi)有那么敏感。”

But the fumes quickly overwhelmed the pre-teen, and he passed out.

但是烹飪魚的煙霧很快就讓這個(gè)十幾歲的孩子昏倒了。

Camron, who had a known allergy to fish, was given his portable nebulizer, but couldn’t catch a breath.

由于早就知道卡姆倫對(duì)魚過(guò)敏，所以醫(yī)生專門給了他一種便攜式噴霧器，以防止他過(guò)敏時(shí)無(wú)法呼吸。

“I [tried] to give him the machine — that usually works — but it didn’t take, and then I just called the ambulance,” said Steven.

史蒂文稱:“我當(dāng)時(shí)試著用氣喘噴霧器急救，但情況卻不見好轉(zhuǎn)，我便立刻打電話叫救護(hù)車求救。”

While waiting for first responders to arrive, Steven desperately fought to revive his fading son.

在等待急救人員到達(dá)的過(guò)程中，史蒂文在拼命地對(duì)生命體征逐漸衰弱的兒子進(jìn)行緊急搶救。

Camron was rushed to Brookdale Hospital, but couldn’t be saved.

卡姆倫被緊急送往布魯克代爾醫(yī)院，但最終還是醫(yī)治無(wú)效而死亡。

“My son was the best,” said Steven. “He made everyone around him happy.”

“我兒子是最棒的，”史蒂文說(shuō)。“他是周圍人的開心果。”

“That was my prince, man,” he said. “He was my everything.”

“那是我的王子，”他說(shuō)。“他是我的一切。”