A 12-year-old girl from Haughton, Louisiana named Danielle McCraven could die while swimming, bathing, or engaging in activities that involve contact with water. 

This is because you have a rare autoimmune disease known as aquagenic urticaria, which affects about 100 people worldwide. swimming in his childhood and even stopped him in the shower or shower, because he could show that he was extremely life-threatening. 

Daily mail reports suggest that when in contact with water he has begun to swell and has severe pain - which should now treat EpiPen if it is anaphylactic. 

"I'm frustrating for her and is complicated. I don't know what my heart is. 39-year-old Daniel mother, Sally say. When I could not go to swim with my friends last summer, she I love swimming. She was shedding. 

Sally explained the effects of a deadly and rare illness, saying that it could lead to anaphylactic shock, or if her division was weak, it could be life-threatening.

Daniel's mother said that Daniel's bottled water, salt and tap water are allergic and can water the body. In addition to using the drug when bathing, Daniel also needs to be monitored to prevent her from dying, she said.

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