Chelsea partygoer survives impaling head on fence after balcony fall

A tipsy partygoer, whose head was impaled by a fence after he fell off a balcony at a Chelsea party, has managed to survive.

A source revealed that Nicholas Blossom, 21, had been causing a ruckus outside on the third-floor balcony on Sixth Ave. near W. 26th St. when the cops were called early on May 29 morning.

As cops arrived, Blossom, of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, tripped and fell off the balcony, only to land a floor below with his head impaled by a fence on the platform, revealed cops and family.

Police had to use an electric saw to remove the piece of fence that had pierced Blossom's head, and surgeons removed the metal shaft soon later.

"We were really concerned," the New York Daily News quoted his mother, Emily Blossom, of Berkeley, Calif, as saying.

"We're all just pulling for him," she added.

As of May 29 Blossom was in stable condition at Bellevue Hospital.