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- Eilís Haden-Storrie, a woman from Ballyvaughan, experienced severe health changes after being stung by two Lion’s Mane jellyfish five years ago while swimming in North Clare.
- Initially, she suffered anaphylactic shock, which progressed over several hours.
- For more updates on this story and local news, please check this week’s Clare Champion or visit their digital edition HERE.
Eilís Haden-Storrie, a woman from Ballyvaughan, experienced severe health changes after being stung by two Lion’s Mane jellyfish five years ago while swimming in North Clare.
Initially, she suffered anaphylactic shock, which progressed over several hours. This led to a critical moment when she was unable to breathe. Fortunately, she received emergency medical help and began to recover. However, her situation worsened as she developed a mysterious autoimmune condition triggered by the initial shock.
For more updates on this story and local news, please check this week’s Clare Champion or visit their digital edition HERE.
