What's the hardest thing you've ever had to do?

Question

Not physically, but emotionally...

Answer 1

Picking up body parts after a plane crash and then having to inform the families their loved ones had perished. Identification could only be made by DNA and viewing remains would not be allowed.

Answer 2

this summer i was in the uk for a 6 week holiday as my family had 3 wedding's 2 engajment so there was alot of partying , and everyday i was in a place having funnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn cluping , and it was the first time i saw my family in 4 year , then when it was time to come back home to saudi arabia , i was really sad i wanted to cry - and in the plane i blaming the airline for no reasone , as in saudi arabia the wheather is 50c and in,london 18 c i liked it - so iam still recovring from the holiday

btw my mum is britsh and my dad is saudi

Answer 3

Bring my husband home to die. He was very sick to begin with, and had just been put into hospice care. He suffered a possible stroke in his sleep one night and I had to rely on the hospice program. They would not authorize any testing or treatment, so I had to make the decision of 1) losing the hospice support and have tests done, or 2) bring him home hoping for the best. I awoke to find him gone the next morning. I was full of guilt for a long time after that, regretting my decision, until they began contacting me for donations to support their program.

Answer 4

not tell my daughter she was gonna have to have a lumbar puncture on her next visit to her specialist doctor? Cos i knew she wouldnt go cos she'd be too frightened! The sickening thing is, i had to sit with her the whole time, she was in agony and the doctor couldnt even 'find the right place - a total waste of time and anguish!

Answer 5

while you're searching for some intense solutions, you probable won't locate it right here. i will answer this question heavily however. it could probable could be...working a six mile (?) marathon whilst my aspects harm the full time. It became into brutal!

Answer 6

The hardest thing for me was to tell both my sisters that our mother had passed away in Hospital

Answer 7

I recently had to try to explain to my 9 yr old son why his dad is not in his life. Not due to death or anything but as a choice that his dad makes everyday not to talk to him,call him or see him.
It was a very humbling and emotional experience. I had to do this without using words that would degrade his dad to him.

Answer 8

Let go of the one I love becuz we need to live in different places at the moment. Everytime it feels like the first time & a fresh wound is opened in my heart.

Answer 9

Removing myself from a terrible relationship and leaving my daughter.... although it was the only option and I now have a perfect relationship with both mum and daughter it caused me a great deal of pain for many years...

Answer 10

My friends taking advantages of me but I'll just have to accept the fact because I'm an obscure person and I won't have any friends if I choose to be angry with them.