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3 years after surviving gas explosion, Lady reveals her before & after look [PHOTOS]

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A Nigerian lady on Twitter referred to as Honoured, has taken to the platform to narrate how she survived a terrible gas explosion three years ago while she was baking that left her scalded.

According to her, on this same day in 2018, while baking she put the gas cylinder off after noticing it was on but no fire was emanating.

Immediately she put it back on, the gas cylinder exploded and she had to be rushed to the hospital.

She said she is grateful that she looks better three years after the incident and thanked everyone who has helped her in her treatment journey.

 

 

She wrote on Wednesday, January 20,;

“So this was how it happened for those asking: On January 20th 2018, I was baking with a friend. She just got a handmade oven which was connected to a gas cylinder both the oven and cylinder was outside the house.”

“I went inside for some minutes and came back only to notice that the fire went off but the gas was still on so I put it off. After some minutes I decided to put it back on and all I heard was pao pao (everywhere plutomania lol).”

“My friends immediately tried to apply palm oil and flour to try and reduce the impact of the explosion. I was later taken to the hospital that was like 45mins away from my hostel.”

 

“I spent 2weeks+ in the hospital taking drugs, and getting rubbed with orisirisi.  I had friends and course mates all around , I had to keep smiling so most of them won’t drown me with tears ??”

“Thanks to everyone who helped me out then especially Dr Elabo, a school staff staying in same compound with us then that took us to the hospital in a rush.

 

“And to all the Doctors and nurses who treated me then too(cause I don’t know most of their names) I’m so grateful.”

 

Below is what she looks like on make-up.

 

This is another reminder to the fact that it’s now what happens to us that matter but how we handle what happens to us.

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