Woman allergic to strong emotions could be killed by laughing or crying

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sweating, laughing or crying could KILL her. Natasha Coates, a gymnast from the Midlands, suffers from a rare disorder. It means she has migraines, swelling and itchiness daily.

Natasha says she has planned her funeral already - aged just 20 - and been hospitalised 500 times. The now 27 year old has immunological disorder called mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS) which causes her body to have extreme allergic reactions. "Keeping myself alive is a full-time job," the 27-year-old told the Mirror. "I’m allergic to strong emotions. . .

Any changes to my body’s status quo – whether I’m laughing, crying, sad or stressed – can cause a chemical reaction. READ MORE Warwick Davis gathered his kids to say goodbye to wife Sam at hospital during mystery health battle "It happens almost every day and I’ve been hospitalised more than 500 times.

When I feel it starting, I get upset and try to suppress it, otherwise I’ll have a worse reaction – it’s a vicious circle. " She added: "I’m allergic to body sprays, cleaning products and scented candles. "Eating is still a bit like Russian roulette.