What was the lowest point of your life so far.?



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for me losing my mum nine years ago and it still feels like yesterday,i cant put in to words the pain, emotion the sense of it all the wondering were she had gone the walking out the door to find her not knowing which way to go this way that way ,the drink so that your crawling on the floor begging her to come back,wanting to go with her coz i wanted to look after her,leaving her on her own in the chapel as though she had been abandoned.there are so many things ,and i still cry as i am now,this was my lowest time.when things go rong i always want my mum.
everyday
Answering this question. Cause my life rocks!
losing my father a yr ago and been alone now
When Bush was elected for a second time.

I HATE that guy!
breaking up with my first serious boyfriend many years ago..thought my heart would always be broken.
So far, the lowest point of my life was back in February of this year, when Smokie, the cat I had for 14 years, had to be put to sleep.
When my Husband died suddenly and when my Parents Died.
2005 and 2006.
god,i thought i never live to see all that.
Losing my grandfather.I miss him very much and it took a while to recover.
OMG! It's answering YOUR question. What are you trying to do to us? Making us re-live our troubles and turmoils.bet it brings you sheer joy and pleasures, eh?

My Gosh! Gotta go call my shrink now. Thanks one heck of a lot, pal!

Have a nice day and keep smiling :-)
I had many low points, but I don't consider them as such. It's all a learning experience.

It made me a better person
I come on here to escape my worries and the bad stuff I have been through but people like you keep bringing bad **** up. Why can't you just ask happy questions?
being apart from my daughter
Having discovered UKQnA.com and ruining my eyes ever since.
Losing a young loved one, who was just the nicest person and had so much to look forward to in life, to a treatable illness. depression. Unfortunately, with the way the country is, people of all ages are vulnerable.

Let's be better people in our lives to make our world a better place to be in.
It started in college; year one. Watching a girl I was/am in love with go out drinking late at night, (she's allergic to alcohol,) while I stayed up until she got back, just to make sure she was okay.
I spent every night the first year getting drunk because I loved her but didn't tell her because she had a boyfriend.

And then when she found out her boyfriend was cheating on her, I sold several Cd's to take her out and cheer her up but she wouldn't go. I convinced her not to leave school and the US since she was so close to graduating. I remembered her birthday when her bf didn't. After she left, I found out she was pregnant and that he had abused her.

When she finally got up the courage to dump him, I was there to help her. I sent her one rose for Valentines Day and two dozen roses for her birthday. The card read, A rose for every year you've lived, and one for the best years of my life, the ones that I've known you.

Sending roses overseas, what with her being in a different country, was nowhere near cheap. So I kept at her to stay strong and go back to school. She did. And I watched as she married another guy. All I was, was a friend to her. My life's still in shambles four years later, so I guess that qualifies as the worst.
When I walked out of the hospital when my dad aged 46 died of a heart attack minutes after he played his best football game of his life.
when i was 16 and i had got my GCSE results. when i opened my letter and saw my results i was dissapointed and thus i left school with no GCSE qualifications to my name; i'd thought by then that as regards to my academic life and fulfilling my goal in going to university would never be fulfilled. yet 9 years later, here i am at university about to enter my final year in october and hopefully with hard work and focus eventually graduate with honours next year in july. i'm keeping fingers crossed this will happen!
losing my family to another for the sake of the word i will call him a man but don't mean it glad he is dead now though but what has hurt now is losing my mum just recently
I fell
Tonight. My lovely dog Lady passed away an hour and a half ago
Loosing my mum 3 yrs ago. I feel so lonely without her. When I have an argument with my hubby I feel I belong to no one.
when my daughter was born disabled - bye the way Ray have you looked at my responses to your diesel views lol ! :)
My lowest point was when I had matured enough to realize how much I must have hurt my parents when I was in my early teen years. I always wanted more material things like my friends had, I spoke to my parents disrespectfully, and for some time my focus was on what they did not do for me (rather than what they did).

I feel terrible that I was so ungrateful for all they provided me with - emotional support, a wonderful education and more material things than I needed. Now I know how hard they worked to provide for my brother and I, to give us opportunities that they themselves never had, and that I had unconditional love and am very fortunate to have the family I was given.

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