We consider each post individually. Gracey, you used the trigger icon and a subject line that is a good warning, and you didn't go into unnecessary detail. Your tone was one of sincerely looking for answers to a question you didn't understand. I have watched this thread to make sure that reactions to it were okay, but it has not looked to me like anything needed to be removed or edited.

I hope that you are getting help from the responses that you are receiving. I haven't responded before because I didn't have a lot to add other than what people have told you about how the memory works and possible reasons why you might have a memory of blood in your mouth. It's not necessarily an unusual thing, especially if you have had dental work done, or any facial injuries. When I was little, the corners of my mouth used to just spontaneously bleed and wouldn't stop, kind-of like a nosebleed, and sometimes I even had to go to the ER to get the bleeding stopped. Thank heavens I grew out of that.