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Floods of tears.

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kittylester Tue 25-Jul-17 11:26:58

(((henetha))) not much help now, I know. I think sometimes a tiny think opens the dam and loads of tiny things rush out all at once.

Glad you feel better now! Xx

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Jalima1108 Tue 25-Jul-17 11:17:42

A reaction to shock?
If it was electrical then the thought of what might have been could have caused it.

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JackyB Tue 25-Jul-17 11:14:58

Hormones, eh? Can't live with them, can't live without'em.

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henetha Tue 25-Jul-17 11:11:34

I never cry. Bear in mind, I never cry. Can't remember the last time I had a good howl. But last Sunday there was a small electrical problem in my house which was easily sorted by my son after I phoned him for help. However, it frightened me out of all proportion for some reason and I horrified him by bursting into tears and being unable to stop. Huge great tears and sobs just completely overwhelmed me. Even after I calmed down and my son went home I still had more tears left and for the rest of the day I just let it happen. I blubbed on and off all day. A neighbour happened to call on me later and I cried all over her too.
How stupid is that!
Have any of you experienced anything like this?
P.S.- I'm alright now. In fact, I'm feeling better than I have for ages.

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