Sending a picture through photo app

I have the iPhone 5. When wanting to text a picture, I am unable to do that from the Photos app on the phone. (Using the small curved arrow button at the bottom does not work. It allows me to choose "message" but then nothing happens! The message window does not open, and the picture remains on the screen. There have been times the photo app freezes and I have to close and restart.)
I am, however, able to begin a new text message and attach a picture.
Any ideas? I don't know what settings to check. I previously had the iPhone 4, and didn't have this issue.
Thanks!

I have "Keep Normal Photo" OFF and never had a problem sending pix from the photo app in mail, messages or FB.
What have you done troubleshooting?
Basics from the manual are restart, reset, restore
Follow the 3R's- if a restart does not solve your problem proceed
User troubleshooting is:
1.restart, ie power off/on,
2. reset http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1430,
3. restore from backup, restore as new device. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1414
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.8.2) 2.4GHz IntelCore i5 320 HD 8GB RAM ParallelsDesktop8.0 iPhone5_iOS6.0.2

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