Natasha Coatesfrom Midlans, UK has been diagnosed with a rare disorder: it is allergic to strong emotions. The 27-year-old woman has been hospitalized more than 500 times and reported the birminghammail.co.uk portal that she had planned her funeral.

Her rare disorder can cause sweat, laughter or crying can kill him. She suffers from daily migraines, as well as itching and swelling.

The disorder he suffers from is known as mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), which causes the body to experience an extreme allergic reaction.

He says that every change in the body produces a chemical reaction, even if it is something as simple or everyday as laughing, crying, stress or feeling sad.

“Keeping me alive is a full-time job.” She adds that she is allergic to body sprays, scented candles and cleaning products.

“Eating is still like Russian roulette. Food that’s okay today might make me allergic tomorrow.”

He said, to overcome his allergic reaction, both his friends and family were trained to measure epinephrine epiPen using autoinjector technology).

He added “when I feel it start I get angry and try to suppress it, otherwise I will have a worse reaction, it’s a vicious cycle”

He said the situation had depressed him, but at the age of 20 he took some control over his life when he started planning his funeral.

Despite her disability, Natasha is the winner of 22 British elite gymnastics titles and also has 44 British medals.

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He was diagnosed at the age of 18 with Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), a rare immune condition that causes his body to respond to various stimuli with life-threatening reactions; She also have been diagnosed with autism.

MCAS complicates your gymnastics practice in many ways, including making you unable to feel your arms and legs during exercise, so you don’t know if you have landed or gripped the apparatus correctly, often resulting in falls, cuts, and more. injury. She also have a high risk of anaphylaxis.