What is the most SURPRISING thing YOU were able to ACCOMPLISH, that YOU thought YOU NEVER could have? :D?

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Answer 1

Actually forgiving somebody that I hated more than anyone ever.

Answer 2

I recently became a mother of the most beautiful girl in all the world. Until the day i held her in my arms i was deathly afraid of even being near a small child. I always felt that children were so fragile. i wouldn't even drive a car if it had children in it. Now that i have had my daughter for 7 months now i know that children are much more resilient then i once believed. If i had not gotten over my fear it would have been a very long and hard 7 months.

Answer 3

Hi Kimberley.. (thanks for my ten points on a past question)
The thing that I accomplished that I would have always thought to difficult was when my dad passed away (he was in hospital) I went with the funeral director to collect my dad from the mortuary and brought him home. My dad had been a funeral director and I'd run his business before he took early retirement... The funeral director knew this which is why he allowed me to go with him. When I got my dad home, I drew the curtains, put several fans on in the room, and laid my dad to rest.
I would never have believed I would be strong enough (I mean emotionally, not physically) but I didn't think anyone else could treat my dad with the respect, admiration and genuine care that I could...or indeed that my dad deserved.

Answer 4

discovering the secrets of the universe. (thats the "what")
Explanation: the answers were there all along...(that's how and the where)
I just wanted to make sense of this crazy world, you know? (that's the why)
Fortunately, there were a lot of people around that were important pieces of this puzzle. (that's the "who")
I've known these secrets for a while, but I hope to live to tell others about these secrets. (That's the "when")

I thought I never could have found out as much as I have, because of the way the world is, but by some miracle, I have.

Answer 5

I have over come my anger, that people are so thoughtless. It use to eat away at me, until I came to grips with why was I concerned about others? The anger was within me. I now really know laid ed back.relax,calm I care less about the other people that are still thoughtless. I can make a differences, and I do every chance it get.

Answer 6

I have a hard time deciding between running marathons, completing an ironman, going back to school at 32 and getting a Thermodynamic Engineering degree, going thru 3 years of chemical chemothearpy for hepatitis, having stomach cancer, having a gangrenous gall bladder removed, having a tumor removed from my intestine (absolutely the most painful so far), preparing for a liver transplant, or facing the fact my stomach cancer may return and I would have to have half my stomach and my entire esophagus removed (I would have the other half of my stomach in my throat when they finish).

Answer 7

Speaking/singing in the front of an unknown crowd.

I had this fear of being heard, that if I spoke it would come out wrong or I would be received badly because of nervousness. I have learned that people are people. They, in general, are feeling and doing the same things in life to make it, like I am. I learned that there is nothing to fear. That perfect love cast out all fear.

Answer 8

For the birth of my 3 children , i was near my wife in the labour room.
I cut the umbilical cord of the children.
It was at this very moment that i really understood the responsibility i had concerning their future life.
Frightening , i must confess.

Answer 9

I took my dying husband back to a communist country to see his parents before it was too late. He lived for 2 additional months. He left as a refuge and I had to beg and plead with world leaders in letters and by phone to let a dying man back into their communist country. I was very shy and private. I lived in that country with him, poor medical care, no air conditioners, food etc. I still dont know how I alone could have done such a thing. I give thanks to GOD

Answer 10

I sang songs that I wrote, in front of audiences. First, I used to have panic attacks really bad, and couldn't perform at all. Second, I never thought I'd be able to write songs.

Answer 11

Escaping from inside a capsized helicopter underwater with all my seatbelts on. I thought I'd die during that moment. During times of trouble, I now realize, humans are capable of surviving.