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I have never been a crier ever. I think it's childhood stuff from adults saying dry it up or *i will give you something to cry about * crap but lately pampers commercials yall. What is that? My husband is like 😮 and doesn't know how to handle 🙃 🙄 i told him not to worry itz probably this monster
He's so good to me God that poor man! So not fair to him
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Members bonded over the question of unintentional crying with MS, sharing that many who were never criers now tear up at commercials, music,... Read more
@A MyMSTeam Member my condolences. I am so sorry. I can see where that would make you cry!
Absolutely. And MS and menopausal mood swings are even worse
LaurieLemoine Yep this disease brings out the best and worst in us all, I definitely cry more often than normal (especially for a guy), I consider it like death, and everyday I die a little more, so even when I am happy it lingers over me. Oh well , keeps it interesting I guess
@A MyMSTeam Member, add in menopause and hormones - no wonder we cry! I cry at everything all the time 😂😂
Sounds like PBA (PseudoBublar Affect) which causes that. I haven't had that yet. mine bouts of crying are from songs that's affected me since childhood, songs that are so beautiful but don't apply to me, being happy over something spectacular (1st time was 14 yrs. when the S.F. Giants won their 2nd amazing championship and I cried during the celebration ceremony, I was just so proud of them) and thinking of certain instrumental people who're dead.
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