I go through the same sort of extremes, and I ask myself , " how important is it?" Often, I clam up before biting DH's head off, and we're both happier for it. I'm not sure whether to blame MS or mid-menopause.
Of course, if it's really important, we talk about it...
I get those edgy days ALOT! And when I do, My husband will say to me, "Maybe you need to go take your Pill" AHHHHH! That's when I lose it more! LOL
Hope you are feeling better, Hugs, Pam
Throw in a normal weekend here and add a holiday on top, I am exhausted and still have tomorrow (Sunday), Just the constant chatter and noise begins to bother me. If I am hurting it makes matter worse. I take Xanax and it helps but isn't enough at times. I have taken to just saying I need a half hour and find my bed, I don't sleep just rest and then return. It helps keep me even. Maybe worth a try?
Those unexplained mood swings hit all of us, I think, from time to time. Some of it can definitely be attributed to the MS but some of it might just be life in general.
there are days when I don't even want to sit in the same room with anyone else even though they have done nothing wrong. And that being on edge thing is the worst - when I recognize I am feeling that way I put it out there for my family immediately to know. They are forewarned that it is one of *those* days.
Maybe you could try that tact with your family. something like :
*it's not you but I feel really on edge and I 'm sorry if I say anything that might be inappropraite or hurt your feelings* type of comment .
hugs, Lulu