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This week's go-to is about crying.

I had a total mental breakdown last night.

It was in the dark.

We had already gone to sleep.

And I just started thinking about the very last minutes of my mom's life. I was alone with her.

It was very intense. And I just lost it. And I was really trying to stop myself. And in trying to stop myself, I was starting to give myself a migraine,

which is really a dangerous thing for me that can go on for days and just totally knock out 24-hour periods

where I'm in the dark with ice packed around my head on Sumatriptan in total silence.

So then the tip of the migraine iceberg totally throws me to the state of panic. Even talking about it kind of makes me panic. So then I thought,

well, you're going to have to cry then because it's either that or you might be in bed for three

days. So I let it out. And, you know, poor Edward didn't know what hit him. And I didn't really have words. And they kept seeming like it was going to stop. And then I would start again. And I mean, even talking about it makes me kind of want to cry right the second. So there you have it. I'm a crier. So then I was just really looking at

crying and is it a thing to be stopped or a thing to be welcomed? And the fact is there are a lot of

benefits to crying. So this is for the criers. One, obviously, it's this huge emotional release.

Like I woke up calmer for sure. I slept more deeply,

for sure. And I connected with Edward in a way that didn't have words, but like he knew that this

loss and this grief is still very active inside me. The other thing, though, is that it's a

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