MYSTERY MORNING BRUISES/SCRATCHES

**blunthead** · February 26th, 2013

Originally Posted by GNTLGNT

....only when trying to seduce a wolverine...

GNT, "hair of the dog" is just an expresion. Yer not supposed to actually consume any.

**GNTLGNT** · February 26th, 2013

Originally Posted by blunthead

GNT, "hair of the dog" is just an expresion. Yer not supposed to actually consume any.

...so, NOW I'm updated!....can I borrow somebody's razor to shave my tongue???....pleasethhhh!!!....

**AnnaMarie** · February 27th, 2013

I went through a period of waking with my legs badly injured. Not just scratched, but skin completely ripped off of areas. I had to cover my legs in polysporin and bandages because pant legs rubbing was excruciatingly painful.

This was when I first developed my allergies, and my husband was continuing to eat the foods I'm allergic too. At night he would sweat, and I would absorb the sweat through pores in my legs.

**arista** · February 27th, 2013

Do we need to break out the handmittens that put on infants to prevent scratching themselves?

**Todash** · February 27th, 2013

Originally Posted by Todash

No. I'm constantly dinged up, but that's because I bounce off things like a pinball. Last year I was walking back from the bathroom in the middle of the night, half asleep, and walked into the doorway. Had a huge goose egg for a while.

My husband was all, "Please don't tell people you 'walked into a door.' That just looks bad for me."

**Shasta** · February 27th, 2013

Originally Posted by Todash

My husband was all, "Please don't tell people you 'walked into a door.' That just looks bad for me."

I once rolled over into my night stand at night during a particularly bad dream and gave myself an awesome black eye. No one believed me!

**GNTLGNT** · February 28th, 2013

Originally Posted by Shasta

I once rolled over into my night stand at night during a particularly bad dream and gave myself an awesome black eye. No one believed me!

...damnable evil furniture anyway!...

**tenngolfer** · February 28th, 2013

No, I have not. My wife has a blood disorder that causes her to bruise if just bumps into something, and I tend to ignore most everything (perhaps to an unhealthy level) and assume I hit something the day before and did not notice. I have not seen any research on the subject but remember the sleep research that was being conducted years ago. Would it be possible that people who dream deeply, could cause this to manifest? The mind is very powerful.