The speaker, Lua, recounts her near-death experience from a year ago when she suffered third-degree burns on 40% of her body. She was cooking with a friend, Bruno, when he left the stove unattended and the oil caught fire. Lua, who was sleeping on the couch, awoke to screams and saw the kitchen on fire. She rushed to put out the flames but ended up catching fire herself. She threw herself on the ground to extinguish the flames and then called an Uber to take her to the hospital. At the hospital, she was treated for her burns and given medication for the pain. The experience was traumatic, and Lua shares the lessons she learned from it, including never leaving cooking oil unattended and never using water to put out an oil fire.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator, Adriana (also known as Lua), was burned in an accident on February 16th.
2. Lua was burned on 40% of her body, with all of the burns being third-degree.
3. The accident occurred when Lua's friend, Bruno, was heating oil in a small pan and left it unattended.
4. Lua was asleep on the couch when the accident happened and was awoken by Bruno's screams.
5. Lua went to the kitchen and saw the fire, which had spread quickly due to the oil.
6. Lua tried to put out the fire by turning on the sink, but it only made the situation worse.
7. Lua was severely burned and threw herself on the ground to try to put out the flames.
8. Bruno called Lua's mother to inform her of the accident, but downplayed its severity.
9. Lua's mother came to the hospital, where Lua was being treated.
10. Lua was left in a isolated room in the hospital and was given silver sulfadiazine to help with her burns.
11. Lua's treatment and hospitalization lasted for an extended period, during which she underwent multiple procedures and had to deal with significant pain and discomfort.
12. Lua has since learned important lessons about fire safety, including never leaving oil unattended and never throwing water on a grease fire.
13. Lua plans to share more about her treatment and hospitalization in future videos.