Quoting Jeannine: I just worry that perhaps you and others here, have also reached maximum overload and are now clinically depressed. This could also be a reason for all the tears and feelings of despair. (Not that you don't have good reason for all that sadness. But maybe there is more to it?)
Jeannine -- Thank you as always for your concern! I am glad to hear that you went to see someone....I've been worried about you! DO let me know how the Sam-E works out...I considered that myself for a while and haven't ruled it out!
There have been times when I've felt pretty certain that I am depressed -- at other times, it feels like I'm not but still reeling from the shock/sadness/hurt of the a and its aftermath. I've been seeing a C. every two weeks for a few months...that's helping somewhat and I hope that she would let me know if she thought that I was depressed...or respond if I told her that I thought I was.
While reading over my post it occurred to me that it made perfect sense that the weekend my h. was AWAY contained sadness and crying, etc...I spend quite a bit of energy NOT showing how often I am sad, etc, to him, so without that constraint, well, let the tears flow!
I will be sure to keep an eye on my mental state...don't be shy if you see something that seems, well, concerning (and I'll do the same!)
Sage
Relax. Appreciate. Be calm. Laugh. Enjoy. Be secure. Be loving. Be loved. Don't personalize. Don't ASSume. Accept. Be grateful.