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Man who started 100-hour Cry-A-Thon reportedly goes blind
Nigerian man has reportedly gone partially blind following bizarre attempt to break Guinness World Record by crying for 100 hours.
In a report released by an Instagram blog, Gossipmill, the Nigerian man identified as Tembu Ebere confirmed that he went partially blind while trying to set the longest crying record.
Speaking on his health issues with BBC, the man revealed that while he was trying to cry for 7 days without stop, at a point, he went temporarily blind and couldn’t see anything anymore for the moment.
He also revealed that concomitant effects such as headaches, puffy eyes and body pains had followed a 45 minutes of blindness.
The man said that he had to re-strategize and reduce how much he was wailing since it was causing him headaches.
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