Crying
On Sunday, Lyn went to bed at 4:30 in the afternoon and slept until about 8:30 in the morning. She had been in tears because her ears and throat hurt. Mom called into the doctor first thing Monday morning and got her in to see the doctor. Lyn has a cold; nothing more. There was no ear infection, no strep, nothing else. This is the second cold in a month for Lyn and she's having a hard time dealing with it as well as recovering it.
Over the past two weeks, Mom has noted a marked increase in Lyn crying. It is not a daily occurrence. However, it is a frequent event. Lyn will burst into tears at the drop of a hat. Sunday, she cried twice because she "didn't feel good."
Lyn now cries if someone corrects her behavior, if she's tired, if she doesn't fully understand something or if she doesn't feel well. Overall, she's just more emotionally delicate than she was even a month ago.
Over the past two weeks, Mom has noted a marked increase in Lyn crying. It is not a daily occurrence. However, it is a frequent event. Lyn will burst into tears at the drop of a hat. Sunday, she cried twice because she "didn't feel good."
Lyn now cries if someone corrects her behavior, if she's tired, if she doesn't fully understand something or if she doesn't feel well. Overall, she's just more emotionally delicate than she was even a month ago.
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