Everyone has that one experience that makes them look at life with a new set of eyes. My life changing experience happened a little earlier than most. It was the summer before first grade. We had gotten an exceptional amount of rain in the past months even though it was summer. I did not notice, though, because summer was every six year old's favorite holiday, next to Christmas and their birthday. My summer was supposed to be like any other but it quickly took a turn. For the best or for the worst
we should all follow for every second of our lives. Before this life changing experience had happened my eyes had been sealed shut and I was astonished when the new thought of it crossed into my mind allowing me to understand it. I had heard the golden rule at least one hundred times, however I had never realized how life altering this could be. I never thought about all of the positive effects it could make in my everyday life. In the past I had just shrugged it off just listening when people
thirteen years none of the dives I’d been on could prepare me for this one night. My vacation started out just like all the other family dive trips I had been on, white sandy beaches, crystal clear what, warm ocean breeze, and brilliantly bright colored fish but it all changed when my father came back from a night dive with a story to tell. My siblings, husband and I all gathered around the dinner table eager to hear about my father’s adventures. He starts off slowly making sure he has everyone’s undivided
many painful and life changing experiences in my days, but the most unforgettable and also life changing experience was the time I was ran over by a golf cart. This story goes to show that even the most painful and troubling situations can have positive outcomes. God has a plan for everything that happens in our lives; all we need to do is go in blind and there will be light at the end of the tunnel. Trust in him, and he will take care of us. It was a cold afternoon and as my family prepared for
had started to feel noticed. About my smartness that nobody knew about. This was a life changing moment for me and one I start my community I can tell then my life changing story. Then they can share it with others and they can tell me after the start to feel noticed on what had changed there life. As I had went to this place that lets you do communities in your area and they help spread the word for you. They told me I had to pay for a place that was out of my range. So I had to think of a place
From time to time I relive this part of my life with an ashamed perspective. It all begins to come back to me on the morning of December 16th, I awoke after a sleepless night of exercising, flushing my system with water and with mixed emotions about even prayed. I went through this because four nights previous I had raved it up at a party smoking a copious amount of weed. This I consider to be my life changing experience. Generally speaking I've always been a good kid with high morals and couldn't
Over the span of my lifetime, I have had many life changing experiences. From good to bad every aspect has shaped me and made me the person I am today. The biggest challenge and experience I have had is tearing my MCL multiple times. I never realized how much of a challenge it would be going through surgery, rehab, and the overall complications of a recurring injury. Tearing my MCL made me learn how to overcome obstacles and helped me work harder than I ever had to bounce back from the injury.
There are hundreds of experiences that have had some sort of impact on my life. Some are very small and some are much more life altering. Although, these life changing events do not happen often, they happen to everyone. I have had a few major, life changing occurrences in my lifetime, some are good and some are not so good. One of them that stands out the most to me and has impacted me the greatest is something everyone experiences at some point in their lives. For me, it was on October 20th, 2015
Life altering experiences can occur in the blink of an eye or over a longer time. The experiences that I went through in 2011 are by far the most interesting in my life so far. Please join me as I reminisce on times that have past but remain engrained in my mind. From leaving the comforts of the dreary state of Washington to living inside stone walls in a foreign land. I lay in my hollow empty shell of a room as I look at the clock tick away so loud that I felt it in my hands. I knew all those
experienced one of the biggest life changing events in my entire family. What started as a small stomach ache in school had grown into a rock hard abdomen and immense pain in the course of two weeks. My parents finally noticed something was wrong when I refused to go to the bathroom or even eat and my face was turning very pale. A short visit to the emergency showed that I had developed a lymphangioma tumor in my abdomen. This occurred, according to the doctors, mainly in my small intestine but quickly