lunalovegood Asked January 2011
Why has my father has been crying?
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He is 66 years old. He has never ever showed any type of emotion until now. I dont know what to do. He is not open to talking about anything to anyone and when we try to talk to him he gets very mad and blows us off. How can we help him if he does not want to talk about what is going on.
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NancyH Feb 2011
How about physically? Should you be taking him to the doctor to see if there's something else going on? Go back in your memory and try to pinpoint exactly when you noticed the crying first. Was there something going on at that time? Play detective, look for clues.
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