Rage...I know a bit about this. Ask my car.

It was a bundle of hurt, bitterness, betrayal, and fear. My brain literally felt like it exploded. According to psychiatrist, it did. I have to start paying attention to my emotions early, literally checking each hour. I have a scale, 1-10, I'm using to monitor both where I need to be and extremes. Anywhere between 3 & 7, I'm good. Once I start moving too far either way, I have prearranged actions to take to manage myself. Here they are:

Take a walk.
Call a daughter.
Coloring (have an adult coloring book)
Deep breathing and meditation.
Dance to fun playlist.
Read Bible.
Write in journal.

Those are a few. I was so humiliated by my total loss of control, that I finally got serious about managing the depression. You guys probably don't have to be as hyper-vigilant, but I don't see why this method couldn't work for you, too.

I've been doing so much better. No extremes because I'm paying attention and have interventions in place.


Me: 48 H: 50 - Married 21 - 3-S: 29,19,19 2-D: 27,26
BD: 08/2015 - D filed & OW disc: 09/2015

"Surrender to What Is, Let Go of What Was, Have Faith in What Will Be." -S Ricotti