英國一名男子近日成為新聞焦點，原因是他在中樂透成為百萬富翁後，短短三個月內從天堂跌入地獄。根據英國多家媒體報導，這名男子在中獎後瞬間獲得巨額財富，生活方式也徹底改變，從原本的普通上班族變成夜夜笙歌、縱情享樂的「幸運兒」。

據報導，男子中獎後幾乎沒有停下來過，他白天四處旅遊、購物、揮霍金錢，晚上則沉迷於派對、酒精與各種放縱娛樂。身邊的朋友形容他「像是被幸福沖昏了頭」，完全忽視身體狀況與作息規律。由於長期熬夜、酗酒，加上飲食不節制，他的健康開始急速惡化。

三個月後，這名男子突然出現嚴重胸痛與呼吸困難的症狀，緊急被送往醫院。經檢查後，醫生診斷他罹患「雙側肺栓塞」，也就是血栓堵塞兩側肺部的主要血管，屬於極為危險且致命的病症。醫療團隊立即進行搶救，所幸最終挽回他的性命，但醫生警告他若再繼續如此生活，後果將不堪設想。

事件曝光後，引起英國社會的熱烈討論。許多人感嘆「金錢不一定帶來幸福」，也有人指出突如其來的巨額財富若沒有心理準備，反而可能摧毀一個人的生活節奏與理智。心理學家分析，這類「暴富後崩潰」的案例並不少見，中獎者往往因壓力、焦慮或失去生活重心而導致行為失控。

目前，這名男子已在家人與醫師的協助下進行康復治療，並公開表示後悔當初「把人生當成派對過」。他說自己會重新學習節制與健康的生活方式，希望能把這段經歷當作警惕，也提醒其他人「不要讓金錢奪走理智與健康」。

A British man who won the lottery and became a millionaire has made headlines after his sudden fall from grace. According to multiple UK media reports, the man went from an ordinary worker to a life of constant indulgence after his win—but just three months later, he was rushed to the hospital with a life-threatening double pulmonary embolism.

After claiming his jackpot, he completely changed his lifestyle. He traveled lavishly during the day, spending money freely on luxury goods, and partied through the night, immersed in alcohol, nightclubs, and other excesses. Friends described him as “blinded by happiness,” ignoring his health and losing all sense of balance. The combination of heavy drinking, sleepless nights, and poor diet began to take a serious toll on his body.

Three months later, the man suddenly experienced intense chest pain and severe difficulty breathing. He was taken to the hospital, where doctors diagnosed him with bilateral pulmonary embolism—a serious and potentially fatal condition caused by blood clots blocking both lungs. Emergency treatment saved his life, but doctors warned him that continuing such a lifestyle could have deadly consequences.

The story quickly sparked debate across the UK. Many people remarked that “money doesn’t guarantee happiness,” while others pointed out that sudden wealth without mental preparation can easily destroy one’s stability and self-control. Psychologists noted that cases of “post-lottery collapse” are common, as new millionaires often experience stress, anxiety, or identity crises that lead to reckless behavior.

The man, now recovering with the support of his family and doctors, admitted he deeply regretted treating his life “like one endless party.” He said he’s learning to live more moderately and hopes his experience will serve as a warning to others: “Don’t let money take away your sanity—or your health.”