I am trying to piece together the effects of crying to sleep,
since there seems to be nothing in the literature. I have
found some great stuff on the neurobiology of sleep. Now,
I am trying to find *anything* on the neurobiology of crying.
*Please*, can anyone help? The only thing I have been able to
find is research showing that in stroke studies, pathological
crying appears to be related to partial lesions of the raphe.
That's still not quite what I am trying to find.
There's got to be research out there on the hormones involved
in a crying spell. When a person cries, what is going on?
Thanks!
Laura
