Milli Bennett was outside with her family on a hot July day last year using a small tabletop cooker when the flame went out. To ignite the flame, rubbing alcohol was used to reignite the flame and it caught wind and shot hot flames directly at Milli’s neck in a split second. “At first, I was hit with a huge ball of fear,” Milli said. “I didn’t really feel the real pain until about 10 seconds after and once all the realization hit of what just happened.”