Is it normal to feel teary?

Karin @)-;-'--
on 6/21/11 6:49 pm - Melbourne, Australia
I have been quite teary lately and don't know why really.  I've gone back to work now for 6 hours a day and that is keeping me rather busy during the day.  Today I only lasted 4 hours as I've had a bad couple of days with food and still feeling a tad uncomfortable around the waistline where the incisions are.  I just want to sit and have a little cry a lot of the time. Am I normal?

Cheers from Karin (in Oz)

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MajorMom
on 6/21/11 7:14 pm - VA

Hi Karin,
Yep, very normal. Could be hormones or just chemistry changes causing you to be weepy. Hang tough, Sweetie.

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Price S.
on 6/21/11 9:13 pm - Mills River, NC
Pretty darn normal.  Hormones released from your fat going away are what is to blame, from what I understand.  Plus going back to work is stressful when you are still tired.  Get your rest and fluids in.  It should get better.

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Stacey N.
on 6/21/11 10:48 pm - Chesapeake, VA
Good Morning Karin
YES very normal, try to hang in there get a good hot cup of tea and watch a funny movie. It is what got me through it.

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fatoldbat
on 6/21/11 11:26 pm
you are completely normal!  i didn't get teary.....i had total meltdowns!  i would just fall apart at the drop of a hat!  then after it was over....i'd be totally embarassed about it because it would be over nothing!  plus you might be going through a grieving process.....i grieved over the loss of my comforter....which was food!

wishing you the very best!!!!
Blessings,  J
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Queen_Mom
on 6/21/11 11:42 pm
Completely normal.  I was very weepy.  Those hormones wreck havok on our bodies.  It will get better.  Hang in there.
Mama477
on 6/22/11 12:24 am
I am so with you KarIn!!! Teary eyed all the time at work. I dont actually cry just teary. Maybe I just dont want to be at work???

Hang in there!!!

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ahleeeshah
on 6/22/11 4:41 am
My surgeon prescribes a low-dose antidepressant (or at least he did with me), and it's helped me a lot. I hadn't noticed any mood changes at all, and then one week I was crying a lot and I had no idea where it came from. I looked at my medicine organizer thingy and realized I hadn't taken my Celexa in over a week! I started taking it again and everything went back to normal. He wants us on it for 6 months and then after that we can decide if we want to be on it or not, but I think it's helping me out a lot.
     
wade 1.
on 6/22/11 5:32 am - TX
 Oh great!!!!  I'm going to be a macho man sitting around crying............say it isn't so.   One would think that just the volume of life changing  actions we have all undertaken would make anyone emotional.
        
MacMadame
on 6/22/11 4:42 pm - Northern, CA
Well we cry because our fat contains estrogen and it gets released as we lose weight. I'm not sure that guys need to worry about that, but I bet your fat contains some kind of hormones so you might still have mood swings.

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