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Faithful · 03-10-2003, 02:10 PM

Thanks Barbiedeb, It's very comforting to know that sometimes we can just let our emotions take over. Since living with my husband's drug addiction, I seem to cry less and less on the outside, but am often sobbing on the inside. I don't think this means I am any stronger, but maybe in a way afraid to lose control. The other day I was really upset, and I couldn't hold in the tears. I started crying in front of my husband and seven year old daughter. I know it can be very cathartic to cry, and remember the days when the tears seemed to flow much more easily. Thanks for the inspiration and encouragement. God Bless.

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Faithful Paused Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Queens, NY Posts: 6	Thanks Barbiedeb, It's very comforting to know that sometimes we can just let our emotions take over. Since living with my husband's drug addiction, I seem to cry less and less on the outside, but am often sobbing on the inside. I don't think this means I am any stronger, but maybe in a way afraid to lose control. The other day I was really upset, and I couldn't hold in the tears. I started crying in front of my husband and seven year old daughter. I know it can be very cathartic to cry, and remember the days when the tears seemed to flow much more easily. Thanks for the inspiration and encouragement. God Bless.