> Okay, a mom left a message about finding a quarter sized "bright"
> purple spot
> on her breast.  She does not remember bumping into anything or being
> hit by
> anything.  She has had a vaginal yeast infection,

I know that this is an older post, but I have been away from my computer
for a while. My immediate thought was *Gentian Violet*, since the color
was "bright" and her infection was recent.  What was mom treating herself
with?

I have had a mother tell me that even though she was exceedingly careful
with the Gentian Violet and *thought* it went nowhere but her baby's
bottom, she found mysterious bright purple spots in her house for weeks
later.  It was our joke that Gentian Violet has a life of its own.

Chrissy B.

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