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Default Laugh. Cry. This is kind of interesting.
I am sometimes bothered by my tendency to burst into tears at certain and inappropriate times. I have read that it is an MS thing. Here is some information that I found to be very enlightening. Can anyone else relate?

https://www.pbafacts.com

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