Babies are born with rare skin diseases and get blisters when they touch it lightly

According to the British "Metropolis Daily" reported on September 15, a baby had a rare disease when he was born, which caused the skin to be very fragile, and even his parents could not embrace him.

The baby named Giorgio Evans-Lobato, born in June 2022. When 37-year-old Dominic first held Giorgio, he saw the child's back, head, and left leg. The son suffers from illness. Two weeks after birth, GIORGIO was diagnosed with a rare and irreplaceable disease. It was called a connective large blister epidermal disinfection. Only 5,000 people had this disease in the UK. GIORGIO takes 24 hours of care, and both parents dare not even hug him, because the most slight touch will make him blisters. The scar was covered with Giorgio's whole body, and he bandaged bandages to avoid fatal infection.

In order to help Giorgio survive, Dominic resigned from the work of electrician and took care of him with his wife Michelle at home. Because there was no income, they established an online crowdfunding platform to ask public donations. Dominic said: "Doctors and experts tell us that the child's chances of living for two years are very low, but we hope that everything may help him through the difficulty." (China Youth Network Compilation Report)

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