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My Husband Has Violent Dreams And Has "attached" The Intruder

My husband has violent dreams and has "attached" the intruder by jumping out of bed falling into the nightstand. Lately he has awakened me jumping or hitting the attacker towards me! He read about this and sent me this link but I have not found anything to read on it.

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My Husband Has Violent Dreams And Has "attached" The Intruder