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I used to have a recurring dream of chewing broken beer bottles and vomiting glass and blood. what could this be a sign of?
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Self Mutilation: Quit drinking alcohol would be one likely interpretation. Check you local mental health organizations. There are people who specialize in dream analysis.
Answered 3/26/2013
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