Chloe Print-Lambert, 20, from Warwickshire, has a range of debilitating conditions that leave her wheelchair-bound and unable to care for herself (she is pictured, right, with her mother). She developed Ehler-Danlos syndrome, a condition which affects the joints and connective tissues, in 2014. It meant her joints could dislocate at the slightest knock. Then, in 2009, she was diagnosed with a rare heart condition, called postural orthostatic tachycarsida disorder (PoTS). The condition causes abnormal changes in a person's heart rate, so she can collapse if she sits or stands up, as well as suffering seizures. And last year, she unexpectedly began suffering seizures and allergic reactions to different stimuli. After being hospitalised for seven months (pictured left and centre), doctors as mastocytosis, which causes her to develop random allergies and suffer severe reactions. She has already suffered seizures caused by jewellery, medication, temperature change - and even feeling excited - and has no way of knowing what her body will develop an allergy to next. 'I've even developed allergies to my emotions,' she said. 'On Mother's day, I'd been in hospital for weeks, and my whole family were coming to see me. I was so excited, I went out into the corridor to see them, and had a seizure straight away.'
