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Old 06-17-2020, 11:24 AM #2
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Really sorry this happens to you. Do you have a known history with sleepwalking? Also what do the bumps/tender spots feel like and look like?

I sometimes wake up with little sore spots or bumps on my face and panic that I must have hit my head in my sleep but I think for me it’s more likely skin irritation or something like that since I’ve no known history of sleep walking
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