"I have had rashes all the time, day and night, ever since I remember, all different body parts, inside and out."
~~#F00:That means your sensitization for contact/separation issues already took place in early childhood, at birth, or even before that. Do you know about the conditions of your birth?~~
~~#090:1. I was born 10 days too late as the first child and was a forceps delivery. I was "wanted" or "planned" and no result of an "accident".
2. When I was three years old, my sister was born. She had no bile duct in the liver. They tried all sorts of surgery to save her. My mother spent about 6 months in a hospital in Zurich with her, while I was at home in Germany with my younger brother and father. We crossed the border every weekend to visit. I remember hours in the car in traffic jams, as you have to cross the border three times each way.  My father claims, I missed my mother those days, which I cannot remember. I never liked and even hated my mother and have no contact with her. And am the happiest since she is no part of my life anymore. My sister died after 9 months of struggle when I was four. That is one of my first childhood memories. I waved to her while I was sitting on the shoulders of my father who walked me out of the hospital. It was in January and the Christmas tree was still beside the staircase. The bile destroyed her liver and it could not be prevented.
The cat was put down at age 23 because she was partially paralysed and could hardly eat anymore when I was about 12. I cried for days on end. It was the greatest loss I had experienced up to that date.
3. During my second year of primary school we had a teacher who mistreated us badly. Those days I had terrible rashes at the crooks of the elbows and behind the knees. I remember my paediatrician telling my parents to tie me in bed at night to ensure I wouldn't scratch until it bled. Luckily they didn't do it. I changed schools after the second class and those particular rashes that I had had for months disappeared.
4. Even as a child, I lived with our cat. The cat was my family when I was young. She slept with me and I spent all crucial days with her, like my birthday, Christmas and New Year. Alone with her in my room.~~
~~#F00:Since then, you have reacted with many skin areas based on that sensitization - this can be due to a variety of conflicts, but also due to exposure for sun, chemicals etc. Your skin is hypervigilant, like a sympathetic response, because its baseline calm and resilience is reduced.~~
~~#090:You are 100% right, Kora. My skin reacts to anything: Chemicals like shower gel or deodorant, sun, sweat, touch, clothes that touch - simply anything that gets in contact with my skin can cause swelling, redness and itchiness. Always get herpes on the left wing of the nose if I am disgusted by something. Heaps of different skin reactions to many different things.~~

"17th of November inside of the thighs - very itchy"
~~#F00:The inside of arms and legs are usually about holding on, and that's what you had been trying to do for weeks. Itchy rashes often appear after a resolution. Directly before, what might have happened that gave your legs this impression? Did you wake up with the itch, or did it start during the day?~~
~~#090:I have no idea what happened that day. Nothing out of order, and these rashes I have frequently. They usually start at about 11 pm. This is about the time I go to my room and my aunt and uncle go to bed. And I leave their cat, which usually is close to me, behind on the sofa or outside. The rash stays all night and often gets worse in the early morning.~~