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05/19/2008 16:23
cocos07
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I often have trouble with my emotions and the worse they get the harder it is to control. I often go from being very happy to frustrated, annoyed, or angry.I try not to let the emotions effect the way I act towards my family but it is getting hard not to. Sometimes I don't even know what I am feeling and it scares me. Does anyone else feel this way?
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05/19/2008 17:19
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I really really do right now but for me I am going down a fast road into depression because the doctors arent being as helpful at the pain clinic as I thought they were going to be. I am in constant pain and getting no relief. Any meds we have tried dont work and a couple have made me pretty emotional. So it can be side effects from your meds too.

Good luck.

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05/19/2008 18:44
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I have horrible mood swings and i have problems taking it out on my family. My kids have learned when i get this way to just stay away and dont ask any questions. I also have bipolar and i think its some of that to.

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05/19/2008 18:52
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I feel so guilty because my mood swings have been horrible lately. My 13 year old gets the brunt of it, then I apologise for it. Its a vicious cycle. To top it off I cant get back into my psychiatrist untill the end of july because its been so long that now I am considered a new paitent. I think I need meds to help me though untill my pain is back in controll.
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05/19/2008 22:29
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Mood swings sound so pleasant lol I don't think that even begins to describe what I go through or what I put my family through I really try hard not to take things out on them but I truly can't seem to help it and my teenager gets alot of it I think that maybe because of there attidudes or at least it is with mine but my poor hubby gets the worst of it and at times I say things that are Soooooooo mean and know they are when I am saying it but can't stop myself and then after I calm down I feel horrible. I can literally change in a split sec and go OFF over little stupid stuff like things as simple as deciding what's for supper. It's bad!!!!!!
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05/20/2008 02:38
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Cocos07,

Hon try not to feel to bad, most of those close to us realize how up and down we can be. It unfortunately goes with the territory I think that's right but oops that's another common problem with this crap. Try to stay strong.

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05/20/2008 07:23
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I feel at time I am posesed...I don't mean what I say or do sometimes but it just comes out. I hate that...I have to appologize all the time to my husband. It is worse when I am having my PMS...UUGG.
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05/20/2008 08:02
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BLB, I get worse with PMS also. My dh can tell me that I have PMS going on before I even relize it. I also have bi-polar. That just makes thigs really bad sometimes.

We are going tonight to fill my bi-polar meds, hubby said he is not going to spend 20hrs in a car with me and the chance of a bi-polar attack as he calls them.

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05/20/2008 09:08
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Mood Swings- Wow! I've always suffered from those. Sometimes, I hold things in and then I just blow up. Other times, I will blow up about the smallest things.

I see a psychologist now. I am also under the care of a general physician for the depression and anxiety medications.

I still have problems with mood swings. But honestly, they aren't nearly as bad as they used to be.

I hope that you find some relief for the horrible mood swings. Family finds it hard to understand sometimes. Just remember- they love you! They will tolerate a lot. Just like we tolerate a lot for them.

"When you feel like giving up, remember why you held on for so long in the first place." ~Unknown

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05/20/2008 11:01
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I feel like I am the queen of mood swings! I just returned from my appt w/ my psychiatrist. I thought that I was doing ok, but boy when I started talking to him I started crying & couldn't stop. It's like someone turned the faucet on. I hate it when I keep pushing so hard to do things that are helping others which makes me feel good but then I end up in a flare in the long run. The flare ends up making me really cranky & emotional, which my hubby looks at me like "what's wrong with you?"... Sometimes he doesn't know whether to hug me or leave me alone. I find that I am having to tell him what I need when I need it even though we have been married for 17yrs. To top it off, we have a 12y/o daughter that is now going thru her hormonal stuff as well. My poor hubby has a house full of girls, so there's not a lot of room for HIM to have the mood swings. LOL He just sits back and gives us the room we need to express ourselves.

I do find it helps to talk to others when I am feeling emotional. It helps me to get a perspective on things before I unleash it on my family. There are times that they are the brunt of the emotions so I have to apologize, but they always tell me how much they love me and forgive me every time. I also find it's helpful to let my docs know about my pain AND emotional well-being so they can do their best to help me. It's a tough battle, but one definitely worth fighting.

Best wishes to all of you who struggle with the mood swings. I hope you all find a sense of peace admist the storms.

With loving hugs.......

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