I've spent two decades battling this hidden skin disorder that affects thousands of women. It's taken a huge toll on my life and this is what triggers it: JENNIFER BARTON
Just as I do almost every morning, I put all the bedclothes straight into the laundry. The blood is mine; the stains my fault.
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