What are is something that someone said to you that you will always haunt you or never forget?

awww...sorry about your dad. i remember when my dad told me that my grandfather passed away. i remember saying you're kidding. he replied, i would never kid about that. yeah, then the tears came. that was back in 2002. i could tell you everything that i did and said that day as well. i replay it in my head all the time. i don't want to let it go for some reason.

I'm sorry about your Dad. My dad has really bad health issues right now, and that scares the h*** out of me, to be honest.

To answer your question, when my second daughter was born, she had pneumonia and was taken to intensive care before I could even look at her. When I got to my room, I called down to ask how she was, and the nurse told me that I needed to come down right away, that there was something wrong with her organs. I asked her which ones. The nurse said "All of them." And I froze. I felt like something was crushing the air out of me. I was afraid that I was going to lose my baby. And it was the absolute worst feeling ever. It turns out that my daughter's organs are all on the wrong side, and her heart is turned around backwards, but she is doing just fine *with the help of meds* .

i've got primary some people who i will on no account ignore, and for a sort of motives. One became a guy that I swear i ought to've enjoyed, yet we had the variety of stable relationship as pals and that i valued that too a lot to objective for greater. I oftentimes ask your self what he's subsequently some distance. One is this female I went to college with and he or she became the main beautiful individual i've got ever primary, or maybe inspite of the indisputable fact that we did not run with an identical crowds (my crowd became obnoxious difficulty-makers, and he or she became a very good Christian female who enjoyed poetry), I so enjoyed chatting along with her and reading her artwork. This different guy almost set the mattress to fire with as a lot interest as he positioned into lovemaking, yet that became it. there became no relationship (shame on me) and that i puzzled what it would have been like if shall we've had a relationship - like, would he have been that obsessed with each and every thing else in existence? i contemplate whether he ever got here across somebody to cool down with and love.

My grandmother told me I ruined her life. I won't say what happened to cause her to say that but just know this, she had no reason what so ever to say that!! Her perverted grandson was the one that ruined her life and that is as far as I will take that. It will always haunt me because before it happened she was my strength, guidance, comforter, and I loved her more than my own mother. But since then I have learned that everyone has a turncoat. I still love her but only as the person I once knew her to be. I don't know who she is now. She chose that path not me.

I know something of what you feel.

When my partner died I was overseas.

Her hateful family claimed her remains and had them buried in their "Church's" private cemetery.

As son as I was able I visited the grave but was confronted by one of her family. "You're not wanted here" she shouted.

I pushed past her to see the grave stone which bore the words

"UNKNOWN TO GOD".

She screamed "SATISFIED NOW ? LESBIANS, NO YOU'RELESSTHANNOTHNG".

I was so angry. I wanted to kill her which I could easily have done with my military training.

I walked away somehow and found myself walking home.

Severe illness and depression followed but with my family's help I was treated and learned to forgive those others and myself.

You may feel that pain for some time but please know that memories will be happy in time.

Rose P.

I was throwing rocks when i was around the age of seven and I accidently hit a bird and it died. So I am haunted by killing an innocent living breathing creature

"I admire the strenght you have in your being but I don't ever wish to know your past because I know that anything you tell me will break my heart. I don't want to know what you've had to overcome to become this incredible." A doctor I worked with once told me that.

an american soldier called me puke because i wouldnt join the army. i never felt so horrible in my life, it was hard for me to respect him after that even though i knew he was putting his life on the line for me.

"I do"