My Life Changed For The Worst

It was a very snowy day in the historic sight of Washington D.C. With all the buildings and monuments. So many people walking about. It was so much fun being with my friends when suddenly I see a small figure huddled by a trash bin. I said bye to my friends and walked over to this figure. When just then I notice it is a German Shepherd puppy! When I approached it it jumped right into my arms!

Tittle:When I went to Flagstaff:My tio told my mom when we were going to Flagstaff.Then the day came we got are stuff ready. First,we stop to get gas then,we went to go pick up my tia's and my cousin.When we were almost there it was raining really hard.We stopped to get food and to go to the restroom. We were driving in a zigzag road it was hard for my tio.

Early October 2016 to January 2017, was the hardest time ever in my life. In October we found out that my Grandpa had a very aggressive form of stage four brain cancer. We knew that there was something wrong but we never thought it would be that bad. For the next month, the doctors ran tests, decided on a game plan, and gave results. My grandpa was in severe pain and confusions. We got the results that he would need to go through surgery on his brain to remove the tumor. This was around November 15. That was probably the scariest day of my life. His surgery and I will never forget, was at 12:10 pm. I remember sitting at the kitchen counter and I just prayed for half an hour. After that, I remember going on my computer and searching on Google

Have you ever felt like everything is going smoothly and you think that it’s going to be the best day ever and nothing’s going to go wrong and then BAM!!! Your life completely changed. This horrible circumstance happened to me on January 24th 2011 04:00.

It was the end of the school year, and I was super excited to go home, jump on the couch and have the snuggly feeling I had last summer. When my dad came home he called me up to his room,

When dad dropped us off at the front door of the emergency room, mom and I knew that I would probably be in surgery that night. I remember my mom grabbing my arm and helping me painfully limp through the doors into the cold room. The emergency room was only packed with a few people. Given the situation I was in, I got called back as soon as we sat down in the uncomfortable green chairs.

Upon arrival at the small town hospital, my mom was rushed to a room in the back. Having been told that she will be out soon, my dad and I sat down in the uncomfortable waiting room chairs patiently waiting for the nurse to come back and tell us that we all

It was a sunday in August, I woke up so happy . It would be my first time out of Michigan. I was going with my big sister, my best friend and two other friends. When I say I was happy I was happier then than a baby when you give it chocolate for the first time. I said my goodbyes to my mom and I was off. We were at the checkpoint so that we could get on the bus.It was crowed and it was hot because the sun was out. It did not make it any better because the line was as long , like a giraffe's neck. We finally got checked in and took our seats on the bus. Then we hit the highway. People were yelling and laughing .We heard HONK ,HONK, BEEP, BEEP, from the cars the next 4 hours. When we finally got off the bus it felt like we

Driving to missouri was like driving to the moon. We car at 11:00 am, Deena my neighbor brought all 5 of her dogs they were crawling all over me. Mr. Wheaton only brought cheese to snack on so we ate a lot of cheese.Deena just got a new carrie underwood cd i listened to that so much it felt my were falling to the floor.

My mother and I had finally gotten home from getting the MRI of my pelvis. I went downstairs in the basement to watch TV and my mother went upstairs to shower, then lie in bed. A few hours later, my mother came downstairs to tell me that the hospital called her to tell her what they saw on my MRI.

My dad drove down to Kalamazoo and came back 3 hours later. This tiny black and white puppy jumped up on the window of the car and my dad went to let her out. When she got out she was standing there frozen from fear.

My wife is my rock, she has been since the day I met her eight years ago. Our relationship has definitely changed over the years. But she has always adapted to the change better than I have. Growing up, I would have never guessed that I would rely on someone as much as I do with her. What I mean is, I have always thought of myself as strong, independent, and felt as though I didn’t need to rely on anyone else. She openly recognizes me strengths, and seamlessly fills into my weaknesses. But after eight years, it has become extremely clear that I would be lost without her. Our marriage is not equal, I definitely take more than I give without question. More importantly, she gives without expecting anything in return. She provides me

As we were walking into a chilly hospital from the freezing pitch dark night. I sat onto a hard uncormtibale wooden seat next to my older sister. For 30 minutes we sat there, then a nurse appeared from nowhere and told us the directions to our moms room. Our dad told us that we could go to our moms room 1st.He then began to walk slowly behind us.

After I ate, I went back and my seat had been taken, so I went to find a new seat. I sat next to a teenager, about my age, named Statler Bascom. He was extremely kind, and we sat next to each other for the rest of the day. The air conditioner must have been broken because the heat was searing on my body, as I kept flicking those pieces around the cube.

up and followed my daily routine: brush my teeth, put on my clothes, and went to school. Little did I know, that would be the day that changed everything. I found out that my uncle Danny had been diagnosed with lung cancer. The chemo originally worked and he went into remission. After a few months of remission, the doctors said he would have a few months to live. After he passed away, I couldn't talk to him. I couldn't see him anymore. He was just gone. Cancer ended the life of someone very precious to me and his death sparked the beginning of my desire to battle this disease.