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emotional coughing

lightNlife

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I experience what I call a "lacrymal cavalcade" in response to things that trigger my emotions. That's just a fancy way of saying I get all teary, then follows a runny nose. The combo of the crying plus the runny nose makes it hard to breathe and I end up getting out of breath, and the whole thing sort of snowballs!

I don't have these nearly so often now that I've been on mood stabilizers. That keeps me from being overly reactive to stress.
 

lightNlife

New member
I experience what I call a "lacrymal cavalcade" in response to things that trigger my emotions. That's just a fancy way of saying I get all teary, then follows a runny nose. The combo of the crying plus the runny nose makes it hard to breathe and I end up getting out of breath, and the whole thing sort of snowballs!

I don't have these nearly so often now that I've been on mood stabilizers. That keeps me from being overly reactive to stress.
 

lightNlife

New member
I experience what I call a "lacrymal cavalcade" in response to things that trigger my emotions. That's just a fancy way of saying I get all teary, then follows a runny nose. The combo of the crying plus the runny nose makes it hard to breathe and I end up getting out of breath, and the whole thing sort of snowballs!

I don't have these nearly so often now that I've been on mood stabilizers. That keeps me from being overly reactive to stress.
 

lightNlife

New member
I experience what I call a "lacrymal cavalcade" in response to things that trigger my emotions. That's just a fancy way of saying I get all teary, then follows a runny nose. The combo of the crying plus the runny nose makes it hard to breathe and I end up getting out of breath, and the whole thing sort of snowballs!

I don't have these nearly so often now that I've been on mood stabilizers. That keeps me from being overly reactive to stress.
 

lightNlife

New member
I experience what I call a "lacrymal cavalcade" in response to things that trigger my emotions. That's just a fancy way of saying I get all teary, then follows a runny nose. The combo of the crying plus the runny nose makes it hard to breathe and I end up getting out of breath, and the whole thing sort of snowballs!
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<br />I don't have these nearly so often now that I've been on mood stabilizers. That keeps me from being overly reactive to stress.
 
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MCGrad2006

Guest
Def laughing and nervousness for me. I dont know so much about crying, but it does make my nose run like crazy.
 
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MCGrad2006

Guest
Def laughing and nervousness for me. I dont know so much about crying, but it does make my nose run like crazy.
 
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MCGrad2006

Guest
Def laughing and nervousness for me. I dont know so much about crying, but it does make my nose run like crazy.
 
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MCGrad2006

Guest
Def laughing and nervousness for me. I dont know so much about crying, but it does make my nose run like crazy.
 
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MCGrad2006

Guest
Def laughing and nervousness for me. I dont know so much about crying, but it does make my nose run like crazy.
 
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