Dear Helen, absolutely! We have so much going on it is a wonder! I cry for what I can no longer do, I cry from frustration of a husband that does not understand, I cry from having to limit what I can do and deal with, I cry from depression and anxiety......but you are loved, never ever forget that (((hugs)))

The pain brings me to tears some days. Unfortunately, for me, crying makes the pain worse. Crying for no apparent reason is also a symptom of anxiety. I did not know this until speaking with my therapist.

Thank you Katherine. Hugs right back at you xx

Sometimes it seems like there is no explanation of my ailments. If I think of my situation with fibro or if I think about what I can't do- yes. I have to constantly remind myself that I can only do so much during the day and be satisfied with that- otherwise I get depressed and dissatisfied with myself- which doesn't help. Seems like the more things I am grateful for the better I feel.

Most days princess I cry , it just comes from no where , I Havet learnt to realise I've over done it , like wait and met my family on Tuesday my mum and sisters only went to two shops in town and had a costa coffee so we've in a a hour and half I had to come home and go to bed , I'm sick of crying over silly things and taken things to heart , Havet got a partner that supports me he just drains my energy , have had bad to day , but I get up potter about then have to rest for a while started crying as feel so life less but I got up and took my hairy kid out , if my family understand why can't my partner understand he's a wastes of space and brings me down , I try to live with my condition and try to fight with it every day but today it's beat me , so I give up rest it is , I even find I don't want to talk to anyone do you get like this , really should of got dr out today but I didn't as I'm fed up with them as well big hugs flower xxxxx