OMEN
03-03-2008, 11:37 PM
An Australian teenager can't go swimming, soak in a bath or enjoy a shower because she's allergic to water.
Ashleigh Morris, 19, is even allergic to her own sweat which brings her out in a rash, reports the Daily Mail.
Ashleigh, from Melbourne, Australia, has been allergic to water after an aggravating dose of penicillin when she was 14.
The media student became one of a handful in the world to develop incurable Aquagenic Urticaria.
Now she always keeps umbrellas handy, sleeps with a sheet between her boyfriend Adam to avoid sweat and stays in for hours after showers to let her rash calm.
But Ashleigh still enjoys life: "I picked myself up, kept going," she said.
Annanova
Ashleigh Morris, 19, is even allergic to her own sweat which brings her out in a rash, reports the Daily Mail.
Ashleigh, from Melbourne, Australia, has been allergic to water after an aggravating dose of penicillin when she was 14.
The media student became one of a handful in the world to develop incurable Aquagenic Urticaria.
Now she always keeps umbrellas handy, sleeps with a sheet between her boyfriend Adam to avoid sweat and stays in for hours after showers to let her rash calm.
But Ashleigh still enjoys life: "I picked myself up, kept going," she said.
Annanova