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Crawgir1
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Which disease is it that causes me to cry at the drop of a hat, anything sentimental, even a stupid commercial or a passage in a book?

I HATE crying!

I've cried a river in the last few years for real reasons; but now it's for absolutely NO reason. I'm not sad!

I know I have Babesia and LD, but am suspecting Bart.

I think the crying is my one herx reaction I've been having since starting abx. It makes me feel crazy! What is doing this?

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Lymetoo
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Usually bart, but any of the above can cause depression. Depression causes the crying bouts.

You are probably herxing and that causes the ups and downs.

Hope you are getting good treatment!

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GretaM
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Yes! Me too!

I have never been a crier, but prior to my dx of lyme, I found myself crying at the silliest things. And then, if something serious happened, oh, well then I was hysterical.
Literally hysterical. Being unable to walk because of gut-wrenching sobs.

It got to the point of me getting tears in my eyes when I would say "thank you".

My bf and I laugh at it now, but it was one of the more annoying things that happened to me on this lyme journey. And probably the most stressful and off-putting for him. I'm surprised he's still around. haha

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