The girl who used her hand to write letters on her skin felt like a miracle

Lucy Pearce, 16, currently lives in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. On the outside, Pearce is no different from his peers except that the young girl has a strange disease: Just a small effect can cause skin rashes in a few minutes.

Because of this striking reaction, Pearce used them to turn his arm into a notebook without a pen. Whenever he needed to remember anything, Pearce wrote on his hand and memorized it. And then half an hour, when the rash disappeared, she would switch to another lesson easily.

Lucy Pearce had a strange illness that caused the skin to heal even though it was only mild.

Pearce was diagnosed with dermatographia 3 years ago. This is a disease that releases histamine into the skin surface which causes an allergic reaction when triggered, mainly causing swelling and itching .

" At first I was a bit confused with my strange skin. But now I like them. It is very helpful in remembering important information. I find myself remembering knowledge much better. Days ago, I have to bring books to study, but now, I just need to memorize the keywords and study them in my hands, "Pearce said.

Pearce took advantage of the " strange disease " to study lessons in his hands.

Pearce also said that just writing his fingers on his skin left behind the rash. " It's quite convenient. I don't need to use a pen. And I can write any information on the skin, they will last for about 30 minutes, enough for me to remember ."

In fact, just any effect would make Pearce's body react. Therefore, girls often wear long sleeves: " Only the legs, palms and lips are not reactive. Also, the upper body is the most reactive. Sometimes, I scratch the itch on my face and At that time, my skin will be red . "

The letters floated evenly on Pearce's hand like there was some magic.

" At first I was very shy about my condition. But now I am getting used to it and feel much less nervous. It is even an interesting situation and everyone is very interested ", the girl share.

Pearce was accustomed to this situation and she was not embarrassed.

Initially, Pearce's body was rash when she wore clothes or makeup. Pearce's parents, Jackie and John are all very worried. Tests show Pearce has a rare rash that has no cure. Even when she scratches it, it rashes. The skin was white, swollen and then reddened.

Pearce also investigated and abstained from chocolate-containing histamine, avoiding stress, and avoiding hot environments. After talking to many online friends, Pearce felt more confident and no longer concealed the abnormalities on his body.