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The Day I Lost My Life Essay

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There is one thing we know in this life and that is when life comes into this world, life must also leave it. This became very apparent to me May 19, 1990, the day I lost my mother Myra Wilson. The trauma I went through was like no other. I lost stability the beginning of my broken home, responsibility everything was no longer important, and myself as a person in general, who was I going to look up to now? Little did I know my journey has just begun. It was a warm spring night in May. And my mom came to my room to open my window, for so some fresh air come in. And as always she came to my bed and kissed me on the forehead and asked me did I say my prayers. I replied, yes ma’am she proceeded to leave my room and slightly pull up my door so a little of the hall way light could shine through the little space between the door and the hinge. Little did I know within a matter of a few hours my life would be changed forever. It was around 12:30 am or so when I could hear someone coming to my room. My door knob began to twist and a little pressure from the other side the door slowly opened, it was my mom. She said “Toto get up I must go to the hospital; my asthma is bothering me.” When my mom get sick, this was the norm for me get up and watch my little brother and sister until my mom gets back. But on this night, something was different. I never heard the car door open or close. Being I was 12 years’ old I didn’t think nothing of it. Except this voice in my head said “go outside

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