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HI, I'M A SHOUTY MAN 2 months ago

Same here! Made it to 15... never thought I would even make it to 12 to be honest... nearly 100 days clean from sh and yeah it really gets so much better hey.

7points

Luis Hernandez Dauajare 2 months ago

Hang on, kid! People love you. Share what you wish.

7points

Grooks 2 months ago

I made it to 16 >:D IM STILL ALIVE!!! (I thought I'd be dead by 15)

0points

Donald 2 months ago

Just turned 30 yesterday, almost didn't make it but here we are. F**k Depression.

8points

Mauve Mouse 2 months ago

Never give up.

4points

H R 2 months ago

Mine is 40

8points

Spencer's slave no longer 2 months ago

Pandas are here for you x. Congrats on your amazing achievement!

5points

Jenni Howard 2 months ago

Currently 38, NEVER expected to get so old but i love it. Turned 30 & it was like an epiphany, I'm an adult & f**k everyone else

4points

freakingbee (she/they) 2 months ago

i made it to (nearly) 16!!

3points

Charlotte 2 months ago (edited)

Am now 50 and for me, every decade has been better than the last - hang in there

0points

JohninND 2 months ago

Good for you!

2points

Ashley Harrold 2 months ago

Congratulations to everyone who has found the strength to keep going. You're worth it <3

1point

Mrs Irish Mom 2 months ago

My kid is 13 starting secondary school after being billied in 5th class, home schooled in 6th class by myself cos of bullies... fresh school and fresh start for my loving thoughtful kind funny kid 🤞🙏

1point

Sojourner 1 month ago

This guy is a lot stronger than I am. I keep thinking I'll never make it past 18...

0points

Kalevra 2 months ago

But i thought schools had a zero tolerance policy?! What do you mean you were bullied?! /s

0points

Janet Martinez 2 months ago

SAME bestie, I've been contemplating death since 9 and never thought I'd make it to almost 18 now! Just because it's hard doesn't mean it's impossible x we will get through this eventually, we will be better ✨

0points

Stephanie W 2 months ago

You are loved....

0points

Zaach 2 months ago

At 18 I had to make the decision - I'm 76 now but not sure it was the correct one

0points

Kombatbunni 2 months ago

Made it to 50. Never thought I’d be able to get this far and I’m damn glad I did, hugs to y’all who struggled along the way too

0points

Silberwolf 2 months ago

Can relate. Only my parents didn't notice or brushed my problems off.

0points

Bored Trash Panda 2 months ago

Made it to 38 and counting! Glad I didn't end it when I wanted to. The world would have lost out on an amazing kid (my son). And no clue where my mom would be without me, she is very dependent on me since her stroke last year. It's stressful, but we are getting through it.

0points

TFFFan328 2 months ago

Been having those thoughts since I was 12. Never thought I would make it out of my 20s... Am now 47 and on medication :)

0points

Valerie Brillhart 2 months ago

Happy Birthday for your 29th

0points

Wendy Hamilton 2 months ago

Yay!!! I've been bullied too but not at school. I've been bullied at work, always by other women.

0points

Roan The Demon Kitty 2 months ago

I hope they've continued to make it past 28, too.

0points

Sue User 2 months ago

The fact that his parents celebrste? 😭

0points

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience I’ve made it to 1 year and 29 days selfharm free!! I have never been clean for this long so I’m really proud of myself. My mom and I celebrated my year clean time at Dave and Busters.

toriachip , Oleksandr P / Pexels Report

Final score:

150points

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Huddo's sister 2 months ago

My sister hit 5 years self harm free a couple of years ago! Being out of certain situations made a lot of difference, as did counselling and meds.

26points

FroggiJoy87 , rebcenter moscow / Pexels Report

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience Lost myself and my life to alcoholism before hitting 30. Somehow survived rock bottom and looking at 4 years sober on Independence Day!

Final score:

145points

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YakFactory 2 months ago

Well done!

22points

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I never thought I would be 56 years old and raising my grandchildren. Surprise! I am now adopting a 13, 8, and 7 year old. They all have complex ptsd. The youngest has autism. All positive vibes, energy, and juju appreciated!

Final score:

108points

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Judy Reynolds 2 months ago

Sending love, and hugs, because you really need them!

30points

huhshrug , MART PRODUCTION / Pexels Report

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience Suffering with anorexia. And recovering from anorexia.

We watched an eating disorder documentary in school and I remember seeing footage of people in hospital crying over having to eat chips and thinking wtf is wrong with them?

A few years later being in and out of eating disorder units was the next 15 years of my life.

I was so entrenched I thought I’d never recover. Hell, I had consultants tell me I’d be a revolving door patient for the rest of my life. As I was leaving my last hospital admission the consultant told me he’d see me back in a month.

That was 5 years ago.

It’s not be smooth sailing but I’m in full recovery now, with a full time job I love, able to enjoy life and eat freely. The life of hospitals is a distant memory.

Final score:

104points

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Hmmm hmmmm 2 months ago

That's such an awful thing to say to a young child.

24points

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience Getting MS (multiple sclerosis).

I've always been the healthiest, strongest, fittest, most athletic one of all my friends and family.

This can all change overnight. It can happen to anyone.
Please be kind to those with disabilities, it could be you tomorrow.

Shniddles , Anna Shvets / Pexels Report

Final score:

104points

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Huddo's sister 2 months ago

I wholeheartedly agree with the last sentence. Disability hits all types of people, there's nothing you can do about it either.

30points

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“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience Bird's s**t hit me in the mouth while driving once. I pulled over and insta-vom’d. Called my boss and told her I would be late… I was interning at a bank at the time. She told me to take the day off, but also to get a lottery ticket. Apparently, getting s**t on by a bird is good luck? Anyhoo… I bought two, $1 scratch offs.—-Won $50 on both. My grandma lived close by, so I showered there. I scratched the tickets while smoking a cigarette with her in her kitchen. Good memory.

Final score:

99points

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Julia Mckinney 2 months ago

Wow, what a bad/good day.

12points

I have a few big T's like being SA'd as a kid, teen, adult... Abusive parents. Being homeless for a time. Being in a DV relationship. Lost two babies. Lots of trauma. But truly the one thing that's happened that I never thought would? Finding my husband and the happiness we have together.

There's some cheese for ya.

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Final score:

96points

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Jess Smith 2 months ago

I'm sorry for you OP

9points

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience I was diagnosed with premature ovarian failure. And I grieved over the loss of never being a mother. My heart would melt (and break) every time one of my students would accidentally call me mom.

Fast forward 4 years from that point, and thanks to donor egg IVF I am currently 11 weeks pregnant. I'm so grateful for this possibility and for going on this journey.

H3rta , Leah Newhouse / Pexels Report

Final score:

91points

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Huddo's sister 2 months ago

My stepsister has donated eggs a few times- I think three live births and one still birth. It started with wanting to help a friend, then she felt it was important to help as many people as possible. She knew she didn't want more kids so it made it easier I think, though her husband (now ex for unrelated reasons) found her mood swings from the hormones difficult though.

13points

#10

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience Got cancer. Wish me luck!

hezorabora , Thirdman / Pexels Report

Final score:

89points

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Skogsrået 2 months ago

I hope OP beats the shît out of that cancer and recovers completely. ❤️

61points

Available_Extreme182 , MART PRODUCTION / Pexels Report

#11

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience Becoming homeless.

Final score:

88points

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Dragon mama 2 months ago

This should be higher. It's so easy for it to happen and so so hard to come out of.

40points

Over-The-Ish , Ralph W. lambrecht / Pexels Report

#12

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience A tornado damaged my roof while I was trying to sell my house. Two years later, the next house burned down. Six months after that, a massive ice storm dropped four trees and completely crushed the next house. In that same year, I took an antibiotic that destroyed my connective tissue, my husband got third-degree burns in the house fire, and my son got bit by a copper head snake, my grandfather died of covid, and my car caught fire. I've learned to never, ever assume that something won't happen to you.

Final score:

84points

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AtMostAFabulist Premium 2 months ago

Good lord! Best of luck going forward.

24points

TadpoleVegetable4170 , Tima Miroshnichenko / Pexels Report

#13

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience I was 51. I had the day off and was feeling great. Decided to take an afternoon nap. As soon as my head hit the pillow I had a massive heart attack that destroyed 40% of my heart. I woke up 3 days later on a ventilator and had no idea what the heck happened.

Final score:

77points

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DennyS (denzoren) 2 months ago

Oh wow, that must have been scary.

21points

burnfaith , Towfiqu barbhuiya / Pexels Report

#14

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience I got fat, lol.

When you’re slim/fit pretty much your whole life, you take it for granted in many ways. It was very easy (at least it was for me) to fall into a rut of bad habits for a variety of reasons and now I’m in a place where I’ve got a decent amount of weight to lose and I feel like I’m back at square one when it comes to fitness.

If you don’t use it, you can in fact, lose it.

Final score:

77points

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Huddo's sister 2 months ago

When I was a teenager I was told, 'just wait until you hit your 20s' and I thought my genetics made that unlikely, plus I was never a big eater. Then I started antidepressants when I was 20 and it's been downhill (or up weight) from there.

15points

notreallywatson , FRANK MERIÑO / Pexels Report

#15

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience Got attacked by an entire swarm of k*ller bees on top of a mountain. Almost fell off the mountain running down the trail and nearly considered jumping in my panic. Was raking bees out of my hair as they tried to get to my scalp and had to cover my face with my shirt to prevent them from climbing into my face holes. Thought I was gonna die. Got pretty scraped up and stung as I clawed my way down the trail without stopping. I never knew the sound of a swarm could be so loud and terrifying. I had nightmares for weeks after!

Another hiker in the same area had been attacked by k*ller bees a few years prior and they stayed on his body for 8 hours, preventing rescuers from recovering his body.

I now have an extreme fear of flying insects lol.

Final score:

70points

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Javelina Poppers 2 months ago (edited)

An old man two blocks over was stung to death by a swarm that took residence inside his barbecue. I've now become quite adept at eliminating swarms in mine and my neighbors yards with a 99.99% kill ratio. I have young children and aren't taking any chances.

30points

-LightMyWayHome- , Mikhail Nilov / Pexels Report

#16

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience I had leukemia as a child and was told I'd never be able to have kids due to radiation and chemo therapy. I have 2 healthy kids who graduated from high school. So to the doctors at mc master in hamilton thank you.

Final score:

69points

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Wren 2 months ago

My brother lived because of McMaster. He was very premature, on ventilators, hooked up to all sorts of stuff, and had holes in his heart. He's almost a teenager now.

24points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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#17

Never would have thought that I would be disabled. I had a stroke from a massive brain bleed in 2020, it caused me to be hemiplegic, and wheelchair bound and unable to take care of myself. It f*****g sucks. I’m living in a nursing home in my mid thirties surrounded by elderly people who are completely unaware of their surroundings but it’s better now than it was last year and getting better because I’m moving into a house where I will receive direct support services from my state’s Choices program-10 more days, almost to single digits!

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Final score:

67points

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Huddo's sister 2 months ago

It is crazy to me, the number of young people with disabilities who have to go into 'aged care' nursing homes because there is no one else for them to go. They usually end up so lonely, not having friends their own age or being able to connect with the older residents. One man, in his 40s who had had multiple strokes, was in my pop's nursing home in the mid 2000s. My pop became friendly with him, he came to church with us when we picked my pop up, and ended up coming to a lot of our family meals and celebrations. We lost contact with him when my pop died and I am sure his world would have been a lot smaller and lonelier after that.

17points

#18

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience Losing my mom.

Like yeah it’s expected to outlive your parents, it’s “the natural way”.

But losing my mom last year before I even turned 21 from s***ide…destroyed me. I thought she would always be here. I thought she would grow old, be there when I get married and have kids…

It still doesn’t feel real…hug your mom and tell her you love her. You’ll miss those “annoying” calls and texts.

MrsCyanide , Pixabay / Pexels Report

Final score:

64points

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Judy Reynolds 2 months ago

Hugs!

13points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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#19

I never thought I would lose a child, but I did. My son died unexpectedly 9-1/2 months ago. I will never get over it.

UPDATE: Many thanks to all of you who offered your condolences.

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Final score:

62points

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Liz The Biz 2 months ago

So sorry for your loss.

10points

RinnelSpinel , Andrea Piacquadio / Pexels Report

#20

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience My husband of almost 20 years left because I was sick and needed surgery.

Final score:

61points

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Skogsrået 2 months ago

Wow, so much for wedding vows.

26points

Brave_Hippo9391 , Edward Jenner / Pexels Report

#21

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience Getting a really serious case of pneumonia as an active healthy 40 year old.
I went from feeling a bit ill , developing a cough to a coma in intensive care on life support in just 3 days!
Spent 5 weeks in a coma with full lung and then kidney failure, and another 3 doing physio and recovering.

Final score:

57points

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Judy Reynolds 2 months ago

That is scary!

8points

CantShakeMeoff , Alex Green / Pexels Report

#22

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience I won a full oven and top unit in a kitchen sale lottery. I was 8.

Final score:

54points

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TribbleThinking 2 months ago

😄😄😄

9points

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#23

In 1996 or so, I went to my wife's company Christmas party. While there, a candle got close to some of the table decorations, and I put out the small fire with 2-3 napkins dipped in a water glass.

I never expected to do this at least two more times, each at a formal banquet, each with a candle igniting decorations. The most recent (2018), I put out the small fire with iced tea, not water, and did not break the discussion.

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Final score:

51points

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TribbleThinking 2 months ago (edited)

Your expertise and smoothness of execution are improving. 😄

26points

Hat_Potato , Tiia Monto / Wikimedia Report

#24

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience I slipped on a banana skin, no joke.

Final score:

50points

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Javelina Poppers 2 months ago

Were you measuring something?

26points

SundrezzBlushBabe , ANTONI SHKRABA production / Pexels Report

#25

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience Getting laid off unexpectedly after years of loyalty to my company. It was a wake-up call about job security and the need to always be prepared.

Final score:

47points

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Javelina Poppers 2 months ago

You're already in shock and then you meet the HR witch from hell handling the paperwork and then she looks you dead in eye and asks, "So are you gonna cry now?" Yes it actually happened to me.

19points

emilycecilia , Emma Bauso / Pexels Report

#26

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience Bad stuff: mass shooting.

Good stuff: I never thought I would get married, but we're coming up on five years in the fall.

Final score:

47points

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DennyS (denzoren) 2 months ago

Congratulations! Wish you many more happy years.

13points

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#27

Bitten on the face by a wild python while trying to take a shower.

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Final score:

47points

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TribbleThinking 2 months ago

Wow. I think yours is winning the "That's wild!" award so far (and the pun is incidental. 😄)

18points

redditordeaditor6789 , Thirdman / Pexels Report

#28

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience Achieve my biggest dreams and still struggle with depression.

For the longest time I told myself if I got a well paying job, if a had a great partner, if I lived in that trendy neighborhood, if I had cool friends that actually liked going out.

I have all that now and still struggle sometimes.

Final score:

45points

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Skogsrået 2 months ago

Sometimes reaching your goals is not enough, please seek professional help.

8points

#29

House fire. All the things you are “sure” that you’ll grab? Nope. Outside at 2 am in February, in my pjs. I had my phone and my husband, and that’s it. No one was hurt, which is the most important factor. Neighbor's house caught our house on fire--inner city, 100+ year old wooden houses.

joslibrarian Report

Final score:

40points

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A Jones 2 months ago

It's terrifying. Years ago, I can kind of relate as I had to leave my home early morning once due to my apartment neighbor had left the stove on and there was a fire. People were knocking on doors and that was scary and surreal. I only grabbed my keys and phone that were on the table next to the front door.

5points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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#30

“I Slipped On A Banana Skin”: 30 Moments People Never Thought They’d Experience I was shot, also winning a 1000$ in the lottery 3 times from the same kind of ticket.

SweatpantsJoe420 , Waldemar / Pexels Report

Final score:

39points

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Huddo's sister 2 months ago

Noth would be fairly unlikely for me- I don't gamble at all and don't think I know anyone who has a gun and we have good laws here

4points

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What’s the one thing you thought could never happen to you, but did?

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Sky Render 2 months ago (edited)

One day I got sick of always feeling exhausted and decided to see if I could track down why. That day I had been doing alright, so I had a bag of mini Oreos and within half an hour I was exhausted seemingly out of nowhere again. Within 2 days of that I had narrowed down the cause of my perpetual exhaustion: a lifelong undiagnosed allergy to corn. I've now been corn-free 2 weeks and I am still in shock that 1. I actually don't feel like death warmed over on a daily basis, and 2. I was basically being poisoned and poisoning myself for the last 43 years. I can't believe I had a food allergy my entire life when I spent all those years thinking I would never have one!

8points

Myoviridae 2 months ago

Oh man, corn is in a ton of things! I only figured out the new gluten intolerance by being super sick after eating a bagel. I am currently going through all the FODMAP challenges. So far, fresh artichokes and snap peas are OUT.

4points

Trisec Tebeakesse 2 months ago

Got cancer. NBD, it runs in the family - no male has lived past 75 in my line. But I had it at age 46. It would have killed me, except in manifested as a tumor atop my appendix, which caused appendicitis, which is how it was found. Twelve years cancer-free now.

5points

Jennifer Smith 2 months ago

I hit a boat while driving. Was behind a car when it swerved into a lane that was ending. I thought that was weird then bam, hit a kayak that was in the road. I sat there stunned for a moment then got out and moved the kayak out of the way and continued on my way.

5points

talliloo 2 months ago

i commented on couple of posts here and, frankly, it's kind of soothing in a perverse way to know that you shared an experience that you thought no one else had. as for my 'never thought it could happen' moment: was hooking my bra in the back and apparently a bone spur near my elbow severed my ulner nerve. had never experienced nerve pain and never want to again. had to have the nerve reattached and translocated over the bone to avoid a repeat. good times....good times.

3points

John L 2 months ago (edited)

Had a friend at work. We were talking about an incident where a woman was being sexually harassed. The guy in question was, of course, fired. He then half joked that he wouldn't mind being harassed. I looked at him seriously in the eye, and told him, that you may think you don't mind, but you don't know until it happens to you. Wouldn't you know it, a couple of months later a woman started sexually harassing him and he was bothered.....watch what you wish for. He did give me a "you told me so" accolade.... She wasn't fired (blatant double standard), but she left the company shortly after...turned out she went on to "date" someone else in the company.

3points

Jack McHue 2 months ago

Grand mal seizure at 48. I had been having brief episodes where I couldn't think correctly. I was aware of everything going on around me and what people were saying to me, but my ability to verbally respond were nil. I also couldn't read beyond one word at a time and couldn't put even two words together into a concept (like "blue sky"). I thought they were something to do with headaches and migraines, but then I had a grand mal. Turns out those episodes were complex partial seizures that were being caused by a small brain tumor on my short-term memory center. (Also the area where my language center is.) Thankfully, the tumor is most likely benign and hasn't shown any signs of growth. EVERYONE: if you have any odd changes in your consciousness or thinking skills, GET YOURSELF CHECKED OUT ASAP.

2points

Stephanie Did It 2 months ago (edited)

There is a certain date in the year that haunts me. On this date the following things have happened to me in different years but on this same date: Ectopic pregnancy ruptured. Husband left me. Heart attack. Broken kneecap. Asthma ER & ICU. There are probably more, as this has been happening from 1978-2022. I don't go anywhere or do anything on this date anymore, not that it makes a difference.

1point

Lisa T 2 months ago

Losing my sister suddenly this year due to a blood clot. She just collapsed, was on life support for an hour or two (then taken off as per her previous agreement if that ever happened). She should have had a lot more years

1point

Justin Tyme 2 months ago

When I was 14 years old, I got struck by lightning, stuck in quicksand, bitten by a rattlesnake, and run over by a van.

1point

Allie Herz 2 months ago

I never thought that anything bad would happen to the horses I grew up riding. They had a fire a few days after Christmas in 2017 and all 24 horses in the barn suffocated to death in their stalls before help arrived.

1point

G A 2 months ago

Getting in serious debt. Was a gradual process caused by poor wages and poor choices. Have managed to claw myself back a bit but it's not easy, and I resent that I have paid back any borrowing long since, and am paying back interest until I die.

1point

Jack McHue 2 months ago

Have you ever heard of Dave Ramsey? He's a financial coach who helps people get out of debt. You should check his stuff out. Check to see if you can find his books at a library or if anyone you know is familiar with him. My wife and I are debt-free because of what we learned from him sand we're teaching our kids to be the same. (Tip: don't pay any attention about the stupid concept of a "credit score.")

-1point

Emily Hawkes 2 months ago

I was in my treehouse as a kid. Suddenly felt warm liquid trickling on my head and shoulders. Look up to see the chunkiest squirrel I've ever seen in the branches above. PEEING ON ME. While making eye contact.

0points

ThatOneFish She/Her 2 months ago

Experienced a pandemic

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Sky Render 2 months ago (edited)

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Myoviridae 2 months ago

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Trisec Tebeakesse 2 months ago

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Jennifer Smith 2 months ago

5points

talliloo 2 months ago

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John L 2 months ago (edited)

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Jack McHue 2 months ago

2points

Stephanie Did It 2 months ago (edited)

1point

Lisa T 2 months ago

1point

Justin Tyme 2 months ago

When I was 14 years old, I got struck by lightning, stuck in quicksand, bitten by a rattlesnake, and run over by a van.

1point

Allie Herz 2 months ago

1point

G A 2 months ago

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Jack McHue 2 months ago

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