What is the most difficult experience you've had in life?
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a physically abusive spouse and subsequent court battle
not eating for 3 days
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Watching my mother die. By which I don't mean only seeing her health get worse and worse, but being with her at the moment of her death rattle.
I sat a vigil all through the night with her body. That helped, though it would be hard to explain why. Let's just say it was some extra time for me to be at peace about her death, and about the fact that we all die.
having to say goodbye to the lov3 of mi life.But the good part is I'll see him when i start school in september hopefully:(
alcoholic dad
and the easter fasting stuff
nursing school..even 12 hours of work right now cant beat that... waking up at 6 everyday to go for clinical, then eat lunch and go to class after..having those terror professors, and endless preparing care plans and case studies. brutal but that was in the past, i'm over it.. when im having hard time at work, i just think of those years in school and i cant even recall how i went through it all
Leaving my ex boyfriend of 8 years. I had to run away and then live on my own for the 1st time in my adult life.
telling my 8 yr old son and 5 yr old daughter their mother has passsed away.....terrible
having to deal with getting my lower leg amputated. then having to get used to the staring people, then learning how to use a prosthetic, telling my friends, and then moving to a new state. and leaving my level 8 gymnastics... by the way i am only 14
When I was a teen, it dawned on me that I had no clue about what to do with my life. I wasn't even sure I wanted to live it, because my outlook was bleak.
In retrospect, I was correct about everything I worried about, but actually living it hasn't been as rough as I imagined.
My very worst experience, in other words...never really happened.
when my fiance of 7 years and daughters father said he didnt love us anymore and walked out then 1 week later he moved in with his co worker/boss's wife
*furrows brow*
Last fall a lot of things in my life meshed together to cause be to become depressed and isolate myself from people. I was in love with a girl that although was a good friend, did not feel the same way about me. I was graduating university but still have low self esteem and didn't know what I'd do for a job afterwards. I saw someone die in a car accident. Overall I felt helpless to improve my situation, and felt fed up with who I was.
Things are better now though. I take anti depressants, moved to my hometown and am working a call center job. Have a girlfriend I love and hang out with my family a few days a week.
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