Evan's Mom
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This is the first case I've followed diligently all day, every day, so I'm experiencing some things I'm not used to. Things I'd have considered abnormal before now.
Just how normal is it to get really emotionally attached to a case like this? I've never cried so much over someone I didn't know and that really freaks me out.
I think one of the reasons I hold on to hoping that Caylee is alive is because I fear the sadness that would wash over and consume me if I didn't.
I hate to even say it, but I am worried that if Caylee isn't alive and they find her body , I'll hit a real depression.
How do you explain that to your family and friends?
How do you deal with it?
Do you walk away? Take a break?
Just how normal is it to get really emotionally attached to a case like this? I've never cried so much over someone I didn't know and that really freaks me out.
I think one of the reasons I hold on to hoping that Caylee is alive is because I fear the sadness that would wash over and consume me if I didn't.
I hate to even say it, but I am worried that if Caylee isn't alive and they find her body , I'll hit a real depression.
How do you explain that to your family and friends?
How do you deal with it?
Do you walk away? Take a break?