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Linda I can sympathise with any mood swings. I also know my emotions are totally out of sink big time and they change so rapidly. I can blow up over the most stupid of things, be in floods of tears the next, anxious, It's never ending. I know I also am letting my youngest daughter get away with far too much because I just don't want the confrontation. It's a nightmare. To me it's like having pre-menstrual syndrome, when you know your emotions are blown up out of proportion, but even though your aware of it, you don't have much control. I'm sure Hormone imbalances are playing a big part in my illness, having looked at the symptoms and having similar problems after my first childbirth. Did you say Dr. Peatfield does a Hormone screening test and did you have on? I still can't get hold of his secretary, been trying almost all week none stop. Best Wishes love Tracy x

I understand about your daughter, Tracy. I feel like mine got way out of control. I knew they were, and there was nothing I could do about it, especially when I got divorced and was doing it alone. When I didn't feel good, I let them do too much, so they'd leave me alone. It was disasterous and still is. I try not to do it as much, but it frustrates me so, because I am aware of it, but the hassle is so hard and I usually don't feel well enough to put up a fight. It makes me so sad, like I've failed many ways as a parent.

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