What is the hardest decision you ever made in your life?

Answer 1

Leave the loved one behind. When i was 22 years old ( May 1983) and had to scape from Iran to Turkey ( avoid being executed for not serving the army also my father was a writer) through the mountain with my little brother, didn't have a guide or map. Never forget, Big mountains on the left my whole family on the right. I'm from a big family and we watch them all while running for the mountains.........that's all folks.....

Answer 2

I dont think I've ever really made any decision. I just strive to be myself, and if there's ever a choice to make there's always only been one obvious answer to me in any situation. The only thing I can think of that I've ever really decided on, and it not really since it's the only subject I feel I have a passion for, is deciding on what to get a degree in-what subject would I want to fill my head up with at the near exclusion of all others. It's very difficult for me to decide what to buy at the grocery store, especially cereal. I stand and stare at cereal for a long time often before deciding on one

Answer 3

I dont think of i've got ever fairly made any decision. I merely you should be myself, and if there is ever a option to make there could be continually purely been one glaring answer to me in any seize 22 concern. the single ingredient i visit think of of that i've got ever fairly desperate on, and it now no longer fairly because it is the single field i think of I actually have a keenness for, is making a decision on what to get a level in-what field could i elect to fill my head up with on the close exclusion of all others. that's quite perplexing for me to make a determination what to purchase on the food market, many times cereal. I stand and stare at cereal for an exceedingly long term many times before than choosing one

Answer 4

The decision to believe in a higher power. I am by nature an atheist but had to seek help from a 12 step program or I was going to die. The third step asks us to believe in a higher power. Was an agonizing decision for me. Die or believe in "God". Fortunately I resolved it by creating my own concept of "God", that being that "God" is love, a concept and not the stern disciplinarian so many would have me believe. I am not only alive today but also much more at peace with myself.

Answer 5

Both my daughters are married and the hardest thing I ever HAD to decide was to let go.
If they have an argument, I have to remember that they are married to these men and they love them. But at the same time, they will always be my little (27,29) girls. I thank GOD everyday for them and for my grands. That's another one also.
It is hard not to give advice to your children on how to raise their children. Whew!!!

Answer 6

giving up my daughter for adoption when i was 15. just kidding. lol. but that would have to be one of the hardest decision anyone has to make.

Answer 7

Who to will my children to should something happen to my husband and myself. It made me sit down and consider all of my friends and family and what things I value most. It's a very tough decision.

The only thing I can imagine that's worse is to have to make medical decisions on behalf of someone else and to have to make choices about life-or-death treatment. I had to help my dad make choices about how to treat his cancer and it was tough but things worked out ok and treatment was successful.

Answer 8

Telling someone that I loved that I had it was over, and then coming to grips with the decision that it was best for me even though the pain still lingers!!!

Catch 22

Answer 9

To have surgery on part of my brain, which I did 10 years ago. I just kept asking should I do it or not, it was very scary since I didn't know how it would turn out and I knew there was the possibility of dying.

Answer 10

Being born.