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I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your uncle, and yes, it could be the upset from his loss that is making you feel so much worse. These times when everything feels like it's going to shoot off the scale is what is often called a flare~up, and they tend to appear during times of worry, upset and stress. Hopefully, as things start to settle back down, you'll find that the intensity of your symptoms will also ease back as well
WRT your children, you might want to think about telling them what is happening and why things have seemed a bit different to how they would usually be. Small people are a lot more perceptive than we realise, so they will already be aware that mum doesn't seem to be like she usually is. Telling them about some of the things you're going thru and explaining how and why it may have caused you to react/behave differently could help make things a little easier when it comes to looking after them. I have a

teenager, who was a toddler when things began emerging for me. As I went along, I explained things to him, and him knowing how something might affect me helped us to still have good times and do fun things together.
Hope you don't have to wait too long for your final/definite dx. In the meantime, just ask if there's anything else you're wondering about, and we'll try to help you with it
