ANSWERS: 22
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The first time my husband and I seperated I had to watch him say goodbye to his daughter...it put a MAJOR guilt trip on me. That was really, really hard.
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GO TO PARRIS ISLAND
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Arrange and get through my son and husbands funerals.
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Bury my two month old daughter.
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When they lowered my daughters casket in the ground, I just lost it.
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Show my oldest the front door and told him to leave.
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Tell my mother I love her =(....rough child hood
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Tell my mother & brother that it was OK for them to pass on...that we would be alright.
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stop giving my alchoholic/substance abuseing cousin money to pay his bills, and force him to stand on his own two feet. at least he is sober and clean now.
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Taking care of my father who had a stroke, and was completly bed ridden. He was a shell of his former self when he passed. It was incredibly emotionally draining to see my big, strong, fun loving dad turn into a sad, unaware, fearful man. He literally wasted away in a matter of 3 months. It almost killed me..
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About 17 years ago we went through a streak in my family where we lost seven people in seven years. It was unreal. But I did learn how valuable each and every day is. Each day is a chance to show your loved ones how much they mean to you, and to make a difference in the lives of those you come in contact with. Life is good!
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Put my ageing mother in a nursing home. She had advanced alzhiemers and we just could not care for her in the manner she needed. I still have a hard time thinking of it. She passed in there.
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Be strong for my three daughters after waking up one morning and having coffee with my mom at about 7 30 am and dealing with the fact that about an hour and a half later I was runnig into the bathroom holding on to my mom who was having a heart attack in my arms and died there telling me to please take good care of my girls! I MISS U MAMI!!!
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Make the decision to part with five cats I loved very much when their life quality became poor.
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A string of family deaths.
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leaving the one i loved for 5 years because he became religous,meaning that he cant speak with me anymore.. my first love and last,,can't move one
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Hold my dads hand as he died
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Grow up.
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Deal with the death of my mother.
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my entire life has been an emotional minefield. dealing with traumatic sexual abuse as a child of 4-6, having my son at age 15, nervous breakdown at age 19-20 dealing with the death of my best friend when i was 22. the events preceding the nervous breakdown were especially hard-hence the breakdown,lol! im 26 now-dont always feel like it though. life can be hard, but each experience is a lesson we learn.
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live without work
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surgery
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