What is one of the toughest things you've ever had to do?!
Question: bury my child. No parent should ever have to do that, it should be the other way around.
Answers: bury my child. No parent should ever have to do that, it should be the other way around.
Leave my baby in the NICU. =(
Bury my father.
Give both older children up for adoption against my wishes due to poverty.
deal with my son having cancer..........
Put an animal down in front of a child.
Quit smoking and lose weight
hiked up a mountain
Watch my son go to jail
Had to tell my fiance that I cheated on her when I got really drunk with my freinds.
burying my mom, we all have to eventually but it's just horrible when the time comes.
let go....
:"(
say goodbye
Walk Away.
Fight in a warfor Americans freedoms
Tough love with a heroin addicted son --- told him to get the "F" out after he stole from us for about the 5th time. Still was hard.....haven't talked to him in over a year -- no clue where he is or if he's even alive.
Get up early in the morning and I have to do it daily!
breaking up with my first love, and having to leave my hometown
Heal after a C-section.
Grieve over an infant.
Relocate to a new state.
Tell my mother her sister/my aunt died.
Deal with that my son...
and my daughter...
and me.....
and well my mom...and dad.... and aunt and uncle.... and my grandma....
wow Ive had to deal with alot
but what I had to do? well get over the fact that my mom and dad died within a year of eachother.
and My .... well you can c what else.
Let my daddy pass away. He was holding on until I told him everything was going to be okay.
my recent life has been the worst-I wish I could go back in time.
watch them pull the plug on my grand ma
separate my kids in a divorce.
I am still trying to forgive my biological father for not trying harder to be what he was suppose to be. He was abusive to my mother and he didn't bother to hide it from us. I am really trying to let go of the anger because I really didn't have a childhood. My life is better now and I need to focus on that other than on the negative. Forgiveness is my toughest thing.
I work in a hospital and my friend was in a really bad accident. I had ER coverage and didn't even realize who it was until I looked at his name badge...he died 2 days later.
Live with an illness; get a divorce (tough but the right choice); have surgery; help my parents in old age.
Burying my father at only age 14, and my mother at age 15. Having to take care of my baby brother ever since.
But oh well. Good things come out of bad things. Even if you have hit rock bottom, the only way to go is up!
Tell my 8 and 6 year old daughters that their dad and I were getting a divorce after he told my oldest that we would never split up.
p.s. some of these answers brought tears to my eyes. This is why I have learned not to judge people. You never know what they have gone through.
wonder where to spend the millions of dollars i had given to me? It was tough but i managed to get through it.