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Old 05-22-2013, 09:27 AM #9
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Keep your fingernails short & buff them...easier than dealing with scratch marks in the morning. Try not to scratch too much...it seems to make it worse...like your whole body wants to join the party. Have you noticed that?
Oh YES! I scratch one place and it's like it spreads!! Drives me insane. I did cut my nails off which I hate, but better than gouging myself in my sleep.
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