Are any other seniors experiencing a need to cry more often?

I'm so sorry that you're going through this. I pray that the Lord🌹will walk through this storm with you and you will feel His🌹presence with you.
Take care you are beautiful❤🌷🙏

lindasmith, thank you so much for your hug.

lol, thank you so much for your hug. miles5513

dream1649, thankyou so much for your hug and your kind thoughts. miles5513

Don't feel sad or ashamed about crying, ever. Reframe in your mind and body. Sometimes, I'm over hydrated, joking. Happy and laughing, tears of joy. Sad and fear, crying can be a release valve and reminding us to regulate breath. It's all good. It's all love and comes from the heart. It's my chance to create a vision of hope and love. It's always a practice of love and compassion. Love and trust in ourselves.

niralisa, thank you so much for your hug. miles5513

Me too! I’ve been watching a lot of WorldNews on PBS and found I had become so depressed that I had to stop watching. Maybe our age (76) or just that the world news is more than I can handle

My husband and I both seem to be feeling this way. I can’t think of anything we are doing differently- no new meds or anything. We just get “touched” by movies, news, stories, all the time now. And when thinking about family

I agree with not watching almost any news. I was an avid follower of news, but every corner of the world seems in crisis with no solutions in sight. I'm 76 and having a harder time to keeping up, so why add news that turns out to untruthful in 2 weeks. I have had 7 joint replacements , just coming off a knee replacement. I try to focus and meditate. There is more of a future in it

When I was coming off an addiction to oxycontin. I too kept crying at everything. Joy sadness anything ! A dr friend called it ebullient emotion. It happens when the body is affected by some traumatic event. Eg a stroke. Detox etc.