That could also be a factor, but DD was born 16 years ago!!

John lewis Christmas adverts always make me cry, the one 2 years ago to always a woman ( billy Joel?) had me in floods every time I saw it.... So this year will be fine!!!

There. Fixed that for you.

I'm going to cry if GB doesn't win a bloody gold medal soon! Jeezus, home advantage has to count for something surely?

Stop dropping yer hat then,job done

Ah bollox,i have to agree with yer post

I cry at the Huggies ads too

I regularly find myself getting tearful over stuff while the kids sit there dry eyed

I agree re: secret millionaire. Guaranteed waterworks.

In fact, I just welled up watching Bradley Wiggins get his olympic gold medal

Well, I asked my neurologist. He says I have a lesion in the emotional centre of my brain......then he also said it was because I was a woman! Well he is a bit of a woman hater and tells very lame jokes.

So I don't know if he was joking or not about the lesion.

All I do know is that my eyes are either so dry they are like sandpaper, or I'm bawling like a baby. The closing ceremony made me weep- I caught the end where they were extinguishing the flame and ended up all puffy-eyed. Embarrassing when you are in OH's office.

Frontal lesions are well documented in pts with MS who have depression.... But whether thats due to the lesion or reaction to the whole disease isnt quite so clear.. Its NOT something that anyone should joke about... least of all him...

I would see your GP and ask him to assess you... And get a referal/ treatment.... Its widely reported that early treatment of depression in MS is essential... And what you are describing may suggest depression....

I found that I am very emotional around my 'period time' (I don't have them as I had hysterectomy years ago - but still have ovaries) and over the years this has gotten worse.

I began taking evening primrose oil capsules twice daily and I have noticed a significant improvement after 5-6 weeks.

Maybe worth a go?

Here we go again........