What is the saddest thing that ever happened to you?

Answer 1

my grandpa first started becoming seeing challenged....he the best and now he can't do everything on his own...he neva said he was sad but i see it...

Answer 2

i don't know if it's absolutely the saddest but the saddest memory that first came to mind was when my great grandma passed away my freshman year in high school it was expected for a while before but you know you can never be prepared

Answer 3

well one summer we were outside playing with our cat (who's name was(GIZMO ) he was a wonderful cat, anyway he enjoyed playing baseball with our children, he would sit at the pitchers mound & wait for the batter to hit the ball, when that happened he would either jump up to stop the ball or else if it was a ground ball he would run after it to stop the ball for the younger kids he was so much fun to watch. Untill ,,,, a drunk driver ran over him never stopped "of course" we took him to the vet. they couldn't do anything to save him. To this day I can't get myself to try and love another cat like him. That was the saddest thing that happened to our family exspecialy me because he was the first cat I dearly loved

Answer 4

There is more then 1 thing. But the most thing would be my grandpa who has passed away. He was like my dad.


Also my husband's aunt she had 6 girls and now she has only 4. She has experienced 2 of her girls died. And had them buried 6 feet under! Just the sight of her sadness on her face is deeply sad! I can't imagine what she is going threw. Her 1st daughter died in 1998 and her 2nd one just got killed on 5/27/07 !!! Both from car accidents.

Answer 5

At age 3, my daughter had her right leg amputated due to cancer. Cancer twice in both lungs, 3 1/2 ribs and 1/3 of her left lung removed. Age 16, a kidney removed. 5 years ago, a kidney transplant. Heart problems, eventually a lung transplant. NEVER complained, or felt sorry for herself. Learned to drive at 13. Graduated college,far away from home 3 years ago-3.7 gpa. 2 majors. Loves to ride motorcycles, para sail, jet ski and canoe. Employed. She's now 28. She is my hero. I love her so much

Answer 6

Well, it's a tie for me.

When my Abuelo died exactly two months before I graduated high school.

My great-grandmother has a severe case of ALzheimer's and, after 64 years of marriage, was recently put in a nursing home and has to spend the rest of her life away from her husband.

Yikes, my life sounds depressing!

Answer 7

Losing the three people in this world that truely loved me waay earlier than I should have. My grandpa at age 63, my uncle at age 45 and my grandma at age 68 to a stroke, shes not dead, but she is gone just the same.

Answer 8

Losing both of my parents within a year and a half of each other. I was 12 when my dad died on the day after Christmas, and 14 when my mom died on her birthday, and year and a half later.

Answer 9

Alot of things, but I dont like to bring back the memories. Im sure you wouldnt want to either unless it just happened.

Answer 10

wow. I feel like my whole life has been sad. And I have been through so much in my life. So what has been the sadest? When my sister got AIDs. Its never going to be the same. And it has changed my life forever.

Answer 11

My father died a few years ago from cancer. I never got the chance to know him very well. He was always away.

Also, during the same time, my first wife kicked me to the curb.