![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/boy-8-lucky-to-be-alive-after-getting-impaled-on-spiked-fence-in-pillar-fall/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/1_ljr_140923_boy.jpg&description=A mum thought her son was going to die when he fell while climbing a pillar and landed on a spiked fence, which pierced his kidney . Teegun Williams, eight, was out playing with friends and had been sitting on a pillar outside a church in Cwmparc, Wales, when he fell. He incredibly managed to pull himself off the fence and got himself home, despite a gaping wound in his side. Mum Adie Morris, 29, says she nearly fainted and later learned the spike penetrated more than 2cms into his body, penetrating his kidney. He was rushed to the Royal Glamorgan Hospital and later transferred to Noah's Ark Children's Hospital in Cardiff where he stayed for five days. Teegun's mum said she was "lucky to be alive" (Image: Adie Morris) The spike the youngster fell on outside the church (Image: Adie Morris) Adie told WalesOnline : 'I panicked and was shaking – it was horrific. So much crossed my mind and I was in complete shock. He was clammy, really white, and shaking – he thought he was going to die. READ MORE: Community plunged into grief as young Meath politician 'destined for the top' dies suddenly 'He was out playing with his friends and was sitting on a little pillar next door to the church. He then slipped and pierced his side on the spike. He pulled himself off and then walked home to tell me what he had done. He came home and he's quite clumsy anyway so I said: 'What have you done now?' and then he turned around and I nearly fainted when I saw all the blood on his back. Adie said Teegun needed an operation to clean out the wound and to explore the extent of the damage. Luckily, Teegun has no permanent damage and will make a full recovery. The youngster's bloodstained shirt after the incident (Image: Adie Morris) The nasty wound suffered by the youngster in the fall (Image: Adie Morris) Adie added: "They told me he is so, so lucky that he has no permanent damage and didn't bleed out. For now he will have to have physiotherapy for his breathing as he wasn't filling his lungs p){kind=link}
WARNING, GRAPHIC IMAGES: Teegun William, eight, punctured his kidney when he fell from a pillar outside a church in Cwmparc, Wales, and had to be rushed to hospital, to the shock of his mother
A mum thought her son was going to die when he fell while climbing a pillar and landed on a spiked fence, which pierced his kidney.
Teegun Williams, eight, was out playing with friends and had been sitting on a pillar outside a church in Cwmparc, Wales, when he fell. He incredibly managed to pull himself off the fence and got himself home, despite a gaping wound in his side.
Mum Adie Morris, 29, says she nearly fainted and later learned the spike penetrated more than 2cms into his body, penetrating his kidney. He was rushed to the Royal Glamorgan Hospital and later transferred to Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital in Cardiff where he stayed for five days.
Adie told WalesOnline : “I panicked and was shaking â it was horrific. So much crossed my mind and I was in complete shock. He was clammy, really white, and shaking â he thought he was going to die.