AA on turn raise

[SenecaJim]

I have AA under the gun, live 5-10 game. Loose game, extremely passive preflop, raising with best hand average postflop action.

I raise, MP1 reraises, Cutoff caps. Six players are in.
Flop is 7 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 8 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]J [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]

I bet out, MP1 raises, button ( who had started getting looser and looser preflop and had cold called all 4 bets,but played well after flop) called both bets. I called. I KNOW I should have reraised here, mistake. Anyway,
turn comes 9 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]

I checked, ( I was in my 18th hour of straight play is my only excuse here). Might have had slight tilt as in not playing as well as can ( I never rant, pout, or make snide comments ) after back to back bad beats earlier.

MP1 bets out. the loose but solid button rasies. He had only raised 2 hands in hour he had been playing, both nuts. Any T beats me , pair of tens seemed reasonable hand as well as JJ or, for this group any 2 suited cards that one contain paint.

I know this pot is large and I understand Ed's comments, but he says almost never right.

So, my question is, caught in middle between lag on my left and solid raising into me from right, could be several more bets before river gets here. I beat nothing but another pair, obviously.

So, what would Jesus or Ed do? I know they wouldn't misplay the hand like I did, but i mean situation NOW. Can folding ever be right with circumstances and images and actions like these?

please give all you comments. I can't stop thinking if I made the right play ( It worked out right for my results, but that might solidify a bad play in this situation,,,even worse.

Please comment on right play, and throw in some abuse about poor play on early streets and stupidity of marathon sessions if you must. LOve you guys, thanks.