Haunting Final Words Of Teenager Who Drowned In His Own Stomach Acid

Romanian soccer player Luca Manolache, 19, has tragically passed away after drowning in his own stomach acid. The midfielder, who played for Metaloglobus București, had stopped competing in August due to persistent health issues.

Mysterious Health Decline
Manolache experienced severe fatigue, dizziness, chills, and bloody stools while playing. His symptoms became so concerning during a match that an ambulance was called after he complained, “My vision turned black.” Despite medical visits, initial X-rays and blood tests appeared normal. He was eventually diagnosed with an extreme infection and prescribed medication.

A Sudden and Tragic End
On February 28, Manolache fell ill while out with a relative and called his mother, Ana, who arranged for an ambulance. While en route to the hospital, he told her, “Mom, Mom, I can’t do it anymore,” before asking, “Do you think I’m dying?” He passed away before she could reach him.

Tributes Pour In
His team shared on Instagram: “We are shocked and deeply saddened… Rest in peace, dear ‘Mano.’” Fans expressed sorrow, with one writing, “My soul aches for him… Condolences to the family.”

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