Wednesday, 26 October 2011
How has your bf / gf / spouse changed your life?
How has your boyfriend, girlfriend or spouse changed your life? (in positive ways)
My boyfriend gave me a broader outlook on life and has helped me overcome depression.
How about you? Share your stories:]
Please o rude or unnecessary comments
Thank you:]
How has your bf / gf / spouse changed your life?
Wow. I mean, he got me out of an abusive marriage (we were friends then), worked two jobs to pay my attorney so I wouldn't lose my kids to the ex (his family had money and power in our little redneck town), adopted my kids as his own, moved me to the beach just because I always said I wanted to live there..... sharll I go on?
How has your bf / gf / spouse changed your life?
My husband has introduced to me to many different cultures--he has appreciation of all things roman, chinese and scottish, to name a few--of the %26quot;finer%26quot; things--food, music, dance....he has given me the child I have longed for and prayed for. And so much more. He is my best friend, my confidant, my one true love, my life partner. ;p
Oh, you said in %26quot;positve%26quot; ways. Never mind. onto the next question.....
How has one place you've traveled to changed your life?
Travel has had a huge impact on me before, opening my eyes and changing my perspective.
Some places I've been have affected me more than others. Where have you been that has changed you and how?
How has one place you've traveled to changed your life?
Nicaragua definitely. After going there, it opened my eyes widely. Although it is a third-world country, I loved it. There were so many friendly people, willing to help you, and everything was really well priced. Also if you want to purchase a house, they sell an entire mini island to you for only 60 thousand!
How has one place you've traveled to changed your life?
Austria.
One of the most beautiful places I've been. Absolutely loved it, and learned a lot about how their government works and their initiatives for energy that I really believe in, and wish would get implemented in the States.
Iceland, for the same reason- though it was a harder place to be because it's VERY expensive.
the only place i been to the farthest was a 4 hour ride to wildwood and made me realize that i can have the most fun no matter wat place as long as you with som1 you love.
i live nyc and moved to cali..it made me love nyc moreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
and treasure livin there....its mad borin in cali and mad fun in nyc...but bein in cali changed me by turnin me from ghetto to a nice person..cemetery plot good fantasy name
Some places I've been have affected me more than others. Where have you been that has changed you and how?
How has one place you've traveled to changed your life?
Nicaragua definitely. After going there, it opened my eyes widely. Although it is a third-world country, I loved it. There were so many friendly people, willing to help you, and everything was really well priced. Also if you want to purchase a house, they sell an entire mini island to you for only 60 thousand!
How has one place you've traveled to changed your life?
Austria.
One of the most beautiful places I've been. Absolutely loved it, and learned a lot about how their government works and their initiatives for energy that I really believe in, and wish would get implemented in the States.
Iceland, for the same reason- though it was a harder place to be because it's VERY expensive.
the only place i been to the farthest was a 4 hour ride to wildwood and made me realize that i can have the most fun no matter wat place as long as you with som1 you love.
i live nyc and moved to cali..it made me love nyc moreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
and treasure livin there....its mad borin in cali and mad fun in nyc...but bein in cali changed me by turnin me from ghetto to a nice person..
To all the people who got or own a horse while they are still a teenager, did it change your life?
Did getting/leasing your own horse change your life and if it did how?
Do you think its affected the person you are now?
To all the people who got or own a horse while they are still a teenager, did it change your life?
I was fortunate enough to have my first pony when I was 5...I'm 16 now and there's been about 6 hours in all that time when I've had no pony and about 8 months of that time i've had multiple ponies.
it's changed my life, certainly. if i didn't have my own ponies, i'd still be riding once a week at a riding school and would probably have taken up some other sport or become extremely fat. i would have lost faith in everything - no joke ive sufferd depression and my horses are the thing that got me ththrough. i would be wondering what the future held for me.
thankfully i do have my wonderful ponies and have begun to respect myself i am riding at national level jumpin 1m10-1m20 courses on my 14.2hhs and its no longer my dream to compete pro, its my ambition. i am fitter than i would be thanks to that.
and yeah its also changed my life in small ways. i frequently lose sleep coz im thinking how i shoulda ridden that course. my phone backgrounds are photos of us jumping. my walls are covered with photos and qualification notices. my hero isnt like johnny depp or someone its geoff billington. people think im sad because i use the %26quot;im competing%26quot; excuse for everything ive missed parties gigs everything to jump.
so yeah its changed my life its hard but i cant imagine life without it. and now i understand %26quot;motherly love%26quot;, which i think is important.
oh and i also do better at school because i think ive gotta get grades to get a good job so i can afford horses lol. and that love 4 them makes you understand sad soppy poems in english lit class more!
To all the people who got or own a horse while they are still a teenager, did it change your life?
Change my life? This is what I chose to do and I followed through with it. I love horses and this is who I am so I guess it affected my life tremedously ..being able to care, love, ride horses.
Me I found owning a horse a natural thing as my grandfather was a horseman by trade so it was a natural progression for me
I was riding before I could walk so I was one of the lucky ones thanks to my grandparents
Yes, I have no time for anything except the horses.
It has definitely made me more responsible.
I got my horse for my 16th birthday.
Here are some changes it made:
I didn't get that brand new car (or any car) when I got my license
I had to get a job
My future birthday/christmas presents stopped being cool things like a new cell phone and ipods and turned into fuzzy toe socks
I frequently went to school smelling like a horse and/or with hay in my hair and/or wearing not so fashionable breeches
I suddenly became very poor
Suddenly I was %26quot;responsible%26quot; and expected to pay my horse bills
Any extra money I had in the party/car/fun stash went to my horse
He is definitely worth it and has changed my life, but I'm not so sure about the person you are now bit. He probably has in some way, but I don't know it
Not really changed it, since it is so much a part of my life and has been for a long time. I actually own three great horses and they are everything to me. I dont event, or do shows though i have considered barrel racing. We trail ride and just hang out really. They are all verymuch my best friends and kind of like my children, even if one of them is older then me(: It definetly is a great part of my life, having horses that is.
Definitely. It taught me to be more responsible and grateful for everything (especially spare time!) I have no social life, i have no birthday or Xmas presents for myself, they're all essentials for Lilly. But, it's all worth it if i'm honest. I'd rather have no spare time than too much and getting drunk, stoned and getting an asbo on the streets.
yes!! i got my first horse when i was 9. and i recently got another horse that i compete on in A shows. im 15 now. it has taught me to be really responsible and to try my hardest, especially when i am competing. my horses are the center of my world and i dont know what i would do without them!!%26lt;33
Well I got a horse when I was about 8 and as for changing my life - I'm not sure because I was always around horses and at 8 y/o I had very little life to change.
However, if you mean did it affect how I view the world or animals or learning, I guess I could answer that with a %26quot;YES%26quot; because learning to ride teaches your respect and discipline and allows you to meet people of the same interests who are different from those who do not ride.
Well, i got my frst horse when i was 13 and now ihave 2 horses and im 15. its alot of work bc im the only one in the fam who takes care of them. So have to clen the stalls, ride them, groom them, bath them, feed and water them, pay for vet/farrier, etc. it helped me bc im not doing other things like hanging with the wrong crowd of ppl or doing stuff i shouldnt be doing. And it gave me a respocibity. And it kept me busy during summer and active. But when it comes to school my school work always come frst. so i had to do my homework and study before i could go out and ride them, so yes it has changed the person i am now. And im not sitting around the house i am outide and doing something active.
I think it changed my life. Although my horse has never lived close to me, it still forces you to be more responsible. Your money does vanish a little quicker and you tend to miss social outings to go hang with your horse but I wouldn't change it for anything. I got my horse in the middle of my parents nasty divorce and I really do think I'd be a different person had I not had my horse to help me through. Maybe that sounds stupid but I find you can't really neglect yourself if you have an animal relying on you.
Do you think its affected the person you are now?
To all the people who got or own a horse while they are still a teenager, did it change your life?
I was fortunate enough to have my first pony when I was 5...I'm 16 now and there's been about 6 hours in all that time when I've had no pony and about 8 months of that time i've had multiple ponies.
it's changed my life, certainly. if i didn't have my own ponies, i'd still be riding once a week at a riding school and would probably have taken up some other sport or become extremely fat. i would have lost faith in everything - no joke ive sufferd depression and my horses are the thing that got me ththrough. i would be wondering what the future held for me.
thankfully i do have my wonderful ponies and have begun to respect myself i am riding at national level jumpin 1m10-1m20 courses on my 14.2hhs and its no longer my dream to compete pro, its my ambition. i am fitter than i would be thanks to that.
and yeah its also changed my life in small ways. i frequently lose sleep coz im thinking how i shoulda ridden that course. my phone backgrounds are photos of us jumping. my walls are covered with photos and qualification notices. my hero isnt like johnny depp or someone its geoff billington. people think im sad because i use the %26quot;im competing%26quot; excuse for everything ive missed parties gigs everything to jump.
so yeah its changed my life its hard but i cant imagine life without it. and now i understand %26quot;motherly love%26quot;, which i think is important.
oh and i also do better at school because i think ive gotta get grades to get a good job so i can afford horses lol. and that love 4 them makes you understand sad soppy poems in english lit class more!
To all the people who got or own a horse while they are still a teenager, did it change your life?
Change my life? This is what I chose to do and I followed through with it. I love horses and this is who I am so I guess it affected my life tremedously ..being able to care, love, ride horses.
Me I found owning a horse a natural thing as my grandfather was a horseman by trade so it was a natural progression for me
I was riding before I could walk so I was one of the lucky ones thanks to my grandparents
Yes, I have no time for anything except the horses.
It has definitely made me more responsible.
I got my horse for my 16th birthday.
Here are some changes it made:
I didn't get that brand new car (or any car) when I got my license
I had to get a job
My future birthday/christmas presents stopped being cool things like a new cell phone and ipods and turned into fuzzy toe socks
I frequently went to school smelling like a horse and/or with hay in my hair and/or wearing not so fashionable breeches
I suddenly became very poor
Suddenly I was %26quot;responsible%26quot; and expected to pay my horse bills
Any extra money I had in the party/car/fun stash went to my horse
He is definitely worth it and has changed my life, but I'm not so sure about the person you are now bit. He probably has in some way, but I don't know it
Not really changed it, since it is so much a part of my life and has been for a long time. I actually own three great horses and they are everything to me. I dont event, or do shows though i have considered barrel racing. We trail ride and just hang out really. They are all verymuch my best friends and kind of like my children, even if one of them is older then me(: It definetly is a great part of my life, having horses that is.
Definitely. It taught me to be more responsible and grateful for everything (especially spare time!) I have no social life, i have no birthday or Xmas presents for myself, they're all essentials for Lilly. But, it's all worth it if i'm honest. I'd rather have no spare time than too much and getting drunk, stoned and getting an asbo on the streets.
yes!! i got my first horse when i was 9. and i recently got another horse that i compete on in A shows. im 15 now. it has taught me to be really responsible and to try my hardest, especially when i am competing. my horses are the center of my world and i dont know what i would do without them!!%26lt;33
Well I got a horse when I was about 8 and as for changing my life - I'm not sure because I was always around horses and at 8 y/o I had very little life to change.
However, if you mean did it affect how I view the world or animals or learning, I guess I could answer that with a %26quot;YES%26quot; because learning to ride teaches your respect and discipline and allows you to meet people of the same interests who are different from those who do not ride.
Well, i got my frst horse when i was 13 and now ihave 2 horses and im 15. its alot of work bc im the only one in the fam who takes care of them. So have to clen the stalls, ride them, groom them, bath them, feed and water them, pay for vet/farrier, etc. it helped me bc im not doing other things like hanging with the wrong crowd of ppl or doing stuff i shouldnt be doing. And it gave me a respocibity. And it kept me busy during summer and active. But when it comes to school my school work always come frst. so i had to do my homework and study before i could go out and ride them, so yes it has changed the person i am now. And im not sitting around the house i am outide and doing something active.
I think it changed my life. Although my horse has never lived close to me, it still forces you to be more responsible. Your money does vanish a little quicker and you tend to miss social outings to go hang with your horse but I wouldn't change it for anything. I got my horse in the middle of my parents nasty divorce and I really do think I'd be a different person had I not had my horse to help me through. Maybe that sounds stupid but I find you can't really neglect yourself if you have an animal relying on you.
Have you ever had Moment or Situation or action change your life forever ?
Have you ever had a moment, situation or an action make you wake up open your eyes and make you change your life for the better.
All answers welcome
Have you ever had Moment or Situation or action change your life forever ?
Yep, though only a small one so far and I don't know how it happened, just woke up and realised I was living my life in a repetitive, boring kinda grey way. So decided to change, and change I did, now trying to put enjoyment in my life. That was roughly a year ago and it's going well. Hope that helped you
Have you ever had Moment or Situation or action change your life forever ?
Getting born changed my life forever. I guess dying is going to have a similar effect.
ya i was talk to this girl really lay back and relax i little out of it but think will and she was talk about her and her lover and at that point i could hear and see that she really loved him. and it change my life because i had stop believing love till i got to know her. i know it a childish but it the 1st thing that came to mind.
Yes.
I haven't gone through a moment or situation in which my life has changed afterward, but I experienced kind of situations which totally has change my thoughts and my view on myself, my life and my outlook on future and they often happened after I pondered on a defeat I had to face or the moment after I achieved one of my goals.
Yes! The day that I realized that absolutely NOTHING that we are told by the entire %26quot;news%26quot; media, can be trusted or believed was the beginning of the most fantastic journey of discovery that any human can ever undertake. Of corse, the truth - whatever that may prove to be - is obviously hidden for a very good reason. Is it really just rich people wanting to get richer, or is it something else?
Doesn't everyone have a moment or situation or action that changed my life forever? I have a great Teacher.
Yes, several times.
I was caught with my boss's sister and it changed my life for ever. Well, the situation didn't make you wake up but it look away my boss's sleep and then I had many sleepless night applying for another job.
All answers welcome
Have you ever had Moment or Situation or action change your life forever ?
Yep, though only a small one so far and I don't know how it happened, just woke up and realised I was living my life in a repetitive, boring kinda grey way. So decided to change, and change I did, now trying to put enjoyment in my life. That was roughly a year ago and it's going well. Hope that helped you
Have you ever had Moment or Situation or action change your life forever ?
Getting born changed my life forever. I guess dying is going to have a similar effect.
ya i was talk to this girl really lay back and relax i little out of it but think will and she was talk about her and her lover and at that point i could hear and see that she really loved him. and it change my life because i had stop believing love till i got to know her. i know it a childish but it the 1st thing that came to mind.
Yes.
I haven't gone through a moment or situation in which my life has changed afterward, but I experienced kind of situations which totally has change my thoughts and my view on myself, my life and my outlook on future and they often happened after I pondered on a defeat I had to face or the moment after I achieved one of my goals.
Yes! The day that I realized that absolutely NOTHING that we are told by the entire %26quot;news%26quot; media, can be trusted or believed was the beginning of the most fantastic journey of discovery that any human can ever undertake. Of corse, the truth - whatever that may prove to be - is obviously hidden for a very good reason. Is it really just rich people wanting to get richer, or is it something else?
Doesn't everyone have a moment or situation or action that changed my life forever? I have a great Teacher.
Yes, several times.
I was caught with my boss's sister and it changed my life for ever. Well, the situation didn't make you wake up but it look away my boss's sleep and then I had many sleepless night applying for another job.
If given the opportunity to go back and change one thing in your life, what would it be?
Also, how would this change your life as it is now?
If given the opportunity to go back and change one thing in your life, what would it be?
well, when I was in 11th grade my parents decided to move to illinois. I met a girl in 8th grade by the name of Anita Rivas. I fell in love right away and have been ever since. Her parents decided to move to Mexico about the same time as i was going to move. She knew I loved her but I never took a step forward to make any commitment. At the end of the school year she approached me and asked if I thought there was any reason she should stay here instead of move. I wanted so much to tell her yes, stay with me. But I couldn't make myself tell her. Since I had to move with my parents to a diff. state, I figured it wouldn't be fair to her, to expect her to have a long distance relationship. I was heart broken and very very depressed for a long time and still am to an extent. That was 15 years ago!!! Since then I've never seen or heard from her. I've searched and searched and I can't find her. I've had one little girl who is now nine years old and had one very bad relationship with my daughters mother. I figure i was meant to have my daughter!!!! I just had her with the wrong woman!!! It should have been Anita. Then my daughter would've known what it was like to grow up in a family that has a mother and father that actualy love each other. My friends tell me to forget about her, but my best friend tells me not too!! I feel like my life will never be complete. I miss her!!! People ask how do you know your in love for real...true love...for me it was asking myself all the questions you ask yourself about a person you are interested in.....all the answers are positive...even to the worst questions!!
If given the opportunity to go back and change one thing in your life, what would it be?
Nothin'.
children
If I was given the chance to go back and change one thing in my life it would be that I would have started to learn to drive when I was 15 or 16 because now I'm 20 years old and I'm depending on rides from my parents to get me from place to place when I need to be there until I get my license. I've had my learner's permit for a year now, going on 2 years and I still can't seem to grasp the concept of driving. I really wish that I would have learned to drive sooner in my life because I really hate depending on rides and I wanna be independent for once in my life. That is what I would change.
hmmmm maybe the time my dad made me go on a ferris wheel i think i was like 12 and i thought ok looks like fun but when we got to the top my dad started rocking it and there wus a little sign that said don't rock the chair i was terrified that we were going to flip. so i guess i would go back and not go on the ferris wheel. but i can't really think of a more serious time
I would have gone to college immediately after high school.
I would have repeated the sixth grade, that way I would not have gotten behind, then I would have done better in school, so I could have gotten into college, gotten a higher education, and become a child psychologist.
I would have graduated from high school, gone straight to college, and got my Bachelor's degree, rather than partying and pissing off time like it's a replenishable resource! If I had done that then, I would now be well established in my career and making good money. Instead, I'm 40 and struggling through school (but making straight A's!) while raising a family on a limited income. Better late than never, I suppose, but still a hard lesson to learn!
If given the opportunity to go back and change one thing in your life, what would it be?
well, when I was in 11th grade my parents decided to move to illinois. I met a girl in 8th grade by the name of Anita Rivas. I fell in love right away and have been ever since. Her parents decided to move to Mexico about the same time as i was going to move. She knew I loved her but I never took a step forward to make any commitment. At the end of the school year she approached me and asked if I thought there was any reason she should stay here instead of move. I wanted so much to tell her yes, stay with me. But I couldn't make myself tell her. Since I had to move with my parents to a diff. state, I figured it wouldn't be fair to her, to expect her to have a long distance relationship. I was heart broken and very very depressed for a long time and still am to an extent. That was 15 years ago!!! Since then I've never seen or heard from her. I've searched and searched and I can't find her. I've had one little girl who is now nine years old and had one very bad relationship with my daughters mother. I figure i was meant to have my daughter!!!! I just had her with the wrong woman!!! It should have been Anita. Then my daughter would've known what it was like to grow up in a family that has a mother and father that actualy love each other. My friends tell me to forget about her, but my best friend tells me not too!! I feel like my life will never be complete. I miss her!!! People ask how do you know your in love for real...true love...for me it was asking myself all the questions you ask yourself about a person you are interested in.....all the answers are positive...even to the worst questions!!
If given the opportunity to go back and change one thing in your life, what would it be?
Nothin'.
children
If I was given the chance to go back and change one thing in my life it would be that I would have started to learn to drive when I was 15 or 16 because now I'm 20 years old and I'm depending on rides from my parents to get me from place to place when I need to be there until I get my license. I've had my learner's permit for a year now, going on 2 years and I still can't seem to grasp the concept of driving. I really wish that I would have learned to drive sooner in my life because I really hate depending on rides and I wanna be independent for once in my life. That is what I would change.
hmmmm maybe the time my dad made me go on a ferris wheel i think i was like 12 and i thought ok looks like fun but when we got to the top my dad started rocking it and there wus a little sign that said don't rock the chair i was terrified that we were going to flip. so i guess i would go back and not go on the ferris wheel. but i can't really think of a more serious time
I would have gone to college immediately after high school.
I would have repeated the sixth grade, that way I would not have gotten behind, then I would have done better in school, so I could have gotten into college, gotten a higher education, and become a child psychologist.
I would have graduated from high school, gone straight to college, and got my Bachelor's degree, rather than partying and pissing off time like it's a replenishable resource! If I had done that then, I would now be well established in my career and making good money. Instead, I'm 40 and struggling through school (but making straight A's!) while raising a family on a limited income. Better late than never, I suppose, but still a hard lesson to learn!
What are things that help when you are majorly transforming your life?
I am going through positive major life changes and struggling to break free of old habits. I tend to stay inside and I need to get out more also. What things helped you to transform/ change your life/ quit smoking?
What are things that help when you are majorly transforming your life?
Check out local festivals and things to go wander around. Walking is great. Look for markets as well.
Dance classes. Try Ceroc or modern ballroom classes where you meet people and you don't have to bring a partner.
Do a course at your local night school - language, cooking, history. Something that interests you.
Plan a trip somewhere. Maybe visit an old friend? If you have the money and the time, what about a new country? Somewhere totally different and not somewhere you'd normally think of going to for a holiday - Vietnam, Peru.
Book a tour where you can go by yourself but have the comfort of other people if you need it.
Good luck!
What are things that help when you are majorly transforming your life?
Friends friends friends
get some friends to help you
A good positive mental attitude is the first step. Get yourself outside, even if only for a few minutes at first, and then start to build that up.
Exercise will help to release endorphins which will boost your mood and help you feel better, as well as helping you to get fitter.
Look at your diet. A poor diet, lacking in vitamins and minerals will make you sluggish and cause lack of energy.
Have a look at this website...
http://gosmokefree.nhs.uk/
It will help with the stopping smoking.
I'm training to be a massage therapist and learning more about nutrition and what poor nutrition can do has really opened my eyes and given me the kick up the bum I needed to make some changes.
I'm drinking more water - between 2 and 3 litres a day, which is helping me to stay properly hydrated and is doing wonders for my skin too!
I've made some serious dietary changes. I'm vegetarian but my diet was far from good.
I'm not stopping smoking yet. I know I should but I have other things going on in my life so I'm not ready to just yet.
Is there anything you really want to do? Like learn how to salsa dance or an art class? Then go and do it. You will be amazed at just how much more positive it will make you feel.
Good luck!
I stopped smoking cigarettes back in November of 200, just before Thanksgiving of all times.
I had it rough for about a week, but after that I was on my way to a better life.
I feel great right now and don't think about them. I gained a few pounds nothing major.
I sleep better, breathe better , feel beter and even not as stressful as I was, but I'm very energetic and drinking lots of water.
I have to stay busy and when I'm aournd smokers I can smell it now. It doesn't bother me, but I prefer to not smell it since I stopped, but I have lots of friends that still smoke so I just ignore it and move on and finally after smoking for 20 years it was very easy for me to put it down.
Anybody can put them down when you're ready too. You don't need nicotine gum and all that stuff. Just stop like I did and let it run its course.
Friends! That is the best support system you could possibly have. Keep the ones pulling you up, and ditch the ones that could potentially bring you down. Also, try to find a new hobby.
What are things that help when you are majorly transforming your life?
Check out local festivals and things to go wander around. Walking is great. Look for markets as well.
Dance classes. Try Ceroc or modern ballroom classes where you meet people and you don't have to bring a partner.
Do a course at your local night school - language, cooking, history. Something that interests you.
Plan a trip somewhere. Maybe visit an old friend? If you have the money and the time, what about a new country? Somewhere totally different and not somewhere you'd normally think of going to for a holiday - Vietnam, Peru.
Book a tour where you can go by yourself but have the comfort of other people if you need it.
Good luck!
What are things that help when you are majorly transforming your life?
Friends friends friends
get some friends to help you
A good positive mental attitude is the first step. Get yourself outside, even if only for a few minutes at first, and then start to build that up.
Exercise will help to release endorphins which will boost your mood and help you feel better, as well as helping you to get fitter.
Look at your diet. A poor diet, lacking in vitamins and minerals will make you sluggish and cause lack of energy.
Have a look at this website...
http://gosmokefree.nhs.uk/
It will help with the stopping smoking.
I'm training to be a massage therapist and learning more about nutrition and what poor nutrition can do has really opened my eyes and given me the kick up the bum I needed to make some changes.
I'm drinking more water - between 2 and 3 litres a day, which is helping me to stay properly hydrated and is doing wonders for my skin too!
I've made some serious dietary changes. I'm vegetarian but my diet was far from good.
I'm not stopping smoking yet. I know I should but I have other things going on in my life so I'm not ready to just yet.
Is there anything you really want to do? Like learn how to salsa dance or an art class? Then go and do it. You will be amazed at just how much more positive it will make you feel.
Good luck!
I stopped smoking cigarettes back in November of 200, just before Thanksgiving of all times.
I had it rough for about a week, but after that I was on my way to a better life.
I feel great right now and don't think about them. I gained a few pounds nothing major.
I sleep better, breathe better , feel beter and even not as stressful as I was, but I'm very energetic and drinking lots of water.
I have to stay busy and when I'm aournd smokers I can smell it now. It doesn't bother me, but I prefer to not smell it since I stopped, but I have lots of friends that still smoke so I just ignore it and move on and finally after smoking for 20 years it was very easy for me to put it down.
Anybody can put them down when you're ready too. You don't need nicotine gum and all that stuff. Just stop like I did and let it run its course.
Friends! That is the best support system you could possibly have. Keep the ones pulling you up, and ditch the ones that could potentially bring you down. Also, try to find a new hobby.
How did your life change after your depression ?
I had anxiety problem which lead to my depression and i was wondering how did your life change? Did you relocate? Did earn respect from friends or family? Did you have a promotion?
(serious replies please and no judgment thanks)
How did your life change after your depression ?
got depressed took lots of drugs then i quit then lots of drink then i cut back then lots of sluts i started to like one and she didn't want to stay with one guy now i'm depressed again.
just gotta roll with it lol ;)
How did your life change after your depression ?
ITS SUCKED
my life changed dramatically I was very friendly out going. now I am clingy to my husband and dont care to make friends or go out and have fun I avoid my family. it really sucks but i am trying to find my way still
I shut down and avoid people. I have alot im working on in my life. Until I get what I desire I may stay struggling!
I'm going through the same thing...I'm at the point now where I am hovering over the %26quot;big red phone%26quot; (AKA my xanax) the fear of having a panic attack is preventing me from doing everything I want to, not the actual disorder. the depression is now stemming from the sense I have now that I am trapped in my own house.
my doctor told me that these irrational tendencies never really go away, they are found and treated, but the treatment makes the coniditon migrate somewhere else and doesn't rid you of it completely. it's a comforting thought to know that the human mind is powerful, but our will is moreso. we can see behind the smoke and mirrors and act accordingly.
I'm sorry you're going through this right now. if you ever need to talk you should email me.
Take a look at the statistics at how many people have depression, take SSRIs or other medication. There is no shame to depression any longer. The shame is doing nothing about it, making yourself miserable and everyone around you too!
As for me, I have been on NUMEROUS types of medications....Wellbutrin, Celexa, Effexor, Lexapro, Cymbalta....more. They all helped for a while but then eventually they would stop working and I'd have to change them. Two years ago after a SERIOUS bout of depression and a suicide attempt I went on an extreme diet where I stopped eating all prepared foods, all fast foods, stopped eating all refined sugars, stopped eating all wheat because the gluten in it is poison to the system, I stopped drinking all diet soda, and started eating only organic and whole grain foods.
Today, I am completely depression free AND I am taking NO MEDICATION.....NONE! I am like a new woman, positive, encouraging, friendly, no anxiety, high energy.
My suggestion to you is to examine what you are putting in your mouth. You are what you eat!
YOU are in control of your life. You decide what you what....to be depressed, anxious, angry, feeling unworthy and addicted to harmful pharmceutical drugs or empowered and in control for the rest of you life?
Oh and I tried the psychiatrists, praying, support groups......all BS.....just analyze what you are eating and exercise!
Well Ive had depression for about three years now, and I can say it really has changed my life. I didnt earn respect from friends or family, I didnt get a promorion or relocate, nothing like that, since I am only 18, but I used to dream of being a famous singer, and I was so sure thats what I was going to be, and now all I really care about is helping others and becoming a counselor for those dealing with depression. Since the famous part is a little unrealistic....I can say, having depression, really prepared me for the real word and I know exactly what Im going to college for. Anyways, good luck sweetie, I hope I helped some!!
My changed the most through...relationship-wise.
-friends disappear
-all the people who you thought were friends, disappear
-'beta' family members start to take over you if you were an 'alpha' before the depression...
-you get psychotic symptoms..I exuded schizo traits and panic attacks
-you might get bullied
-you 'lose' who you are (in the your mind only though - you can't literally 'lose' oneself), or think you can be many personalities at one time (but this is an idea that actually makes you sick not happier)
-i did not relocate nor got a promotion nor earn respect
but, after your depression...you reap the rewards. you really do. ;)cat vb
(serious replies please and no judgment thanks)
How did your life change after your depression ?
got depressed took lots of drugs then i quit then lots of drink then i cut back then lots of sluts i started to like one and she didn't want to stay with one guy now i'm depressed again.
just gotta roll with it lol ;)
How did your life change after your depression ?
ITS SUCKED
my life changed dramatically I was very friendly out going. now I am clingy to my husband and dont care to make friends or go out and have fun I avoid my family. it really sucks but i am trying to find my way still
I shut down and avoid people. I have alot im working on in my life. Until I get what I desire I may stay struggling!
I'm going through the same thing...I'm at the point now where I am hovering over the %26quot;big red phone%26quot; (AKA my xanax) the fear of having a panic attack is preventing me from doing everything I want to, not the actual disorder. the depression is now stemming from the sense I have now that I am trapped in my own house.
my doctor told me that these irrational tendencies never really go away, they are found and treated, but the treatment makes the coniditon migrate somewhere else and doesn't rid you of it completely. it's a comforting thought to know that the human mind is powerful, but our will is moreso. we can see behind the smoke and mirrors and act accordingly.
I'm sorry you're going through this right now. if you ever need to talk you should email me.
Take a look at the statistics at how many people have depression, take SSRIs or other medication. There is no shame to depression any longer. The shame is doing nothing about it, making yourself miserable and everyone around you too!
As for me, I have been on NUMEROUS types of medications....Wellbutrin, Celexa, Effexor, Lexapro, Cymbalta....more. They all helped for a while but then eventually they would stop working and I'd have to change them. Two years ago after a SERIOUS bout of depression and a suicide attempt I went on an extreme diet where I stopped eating all prepared foods, all fast foods, stopped eating all refined sugars, stopped eating all wheat because the gluten in it is poison to the system, I stopped drinking all diet soda, and started eating only organic and whole grain foods.
Today, I am completely depression free AND I am taking NO MEDICATION.....NONE! I am like a new woman, positive, encouraging, friendly, no anxiety, high energy.
My suggestion to you is to examine what you are putting in your mouth. You are what you eat!
YOU are in control of your life. You decide what you what....to be depressed, anxious, angry, feeling unworthy and addicted to harmful pharmceutical drugs or empowered and in control for the rest of you life?
Oh and I tried the psychiatrists, praying, support groups......all BS.....just analyze what you are eating and exercise!
Well Ive had depression for about three years now, and I can say it really has changed my life. I didnt earn respect from friends or family, I didnt get a promorion or relocate, nothing like that, since I am only 18, but I used to dream of being a famous singer, and I was so sure thats what I was going to be, and now all I really care about is helping others and becoming a counselor for those dealing with depression. Since the famous part is a little unrealistic....I can say, having depression, really prepared me for the real word and I know exactly what Im going to college for. Anyways, good luck sweetie, I hope I helped some!!
My changed the most through...relationship-wise.
-friends disappear
-all the people who you thought were friends, disappear
-'beta' family members start to take over you if you were an 'alpha' before the depression...
-you get psychotic symptoms..I exuded schizo traits and panic attacks
-you might get bullied
-you 'lose' who you are (in the your mind only though - you can't literally 'lose' oneself), or think you can be many personalities at one time (but this is an idea that actually makes you sick not happier)
-i did not relocate nor got a promotion nor earn respect
but, after your depression...you reap the rewards. you really do. ;)
How has India's independence affected or changed your life today?
How has India's independence in 1947 made a difference in your life? Even if you weren't alive then, how would your life be different today without the independence?
How has India's independence affected or changed your life today?
Yes of course it has given the Indian the freedom to call the country their own and not be slave to some tiny island nation . India is self sufficient in food. It has handled the recession better than the western nations.The economy is a growing one, so definitely India has come a long way from what it was in 1947.
How has India's independence affected or changed your life today?
who cares.. all i know is pakistan got there Independence from them :)
If india hadnt been taken over by Britain, they wouldnt be doing so bad now. But now india has been tryin to become more ahead and advancing their technologies.
Well, India is now a major producer and consumer in the world economy. They have a large pull in the global economy.
Additionally, the political shocks of still having a colonialist empire such as Britain would certainly be interesting. We might be looking at a very different world right now, regarding middle-eastern politics, African-Independence, as well as many other factors that would be affected by such a country.
Hope that helps.
I am guessing by your name that you are Indian. As an Indian myself, I can give you the following advice. Think. This is obviously for an assignment or homework, why would you want to put down your answer for this assignment as another person's feelings? Put yourself in the shoes of the people living before 1947 and now, use inspirations from movies, books, people to solve.
i live in Canada. i eat every day. i sleep in a bed. i own a computer. i have MY OWN freedom. i live in most free amazing country in the world. i have the best health care. i have money. i shower every day. i have an education . i have opportunity's . enough said??
no way yet
i live under incompetent administrators who occupy seat not on merit but on other consideration
How has India's independence affected or changed your life today?
Yes of course it has given the Indian the freedom to call the country their own and not be slave to some tiny island nation . India is self sufficient in food. It has handled the recession better than the western nations.The economy is a growing one, so definitely India has come a long way from what it was in 1947.
How has India's independence affected or changed your life today?
who cares.. all i know is pakistan got there Independence from them :)
If india hadnt been taken over by Britain, they wouldnt be doing so bad now. But now india has been tryin to become more ahead and advancing their technologies.
Well, India is now a major producer and consumer in the world economy. They have a large pull in the global economy.
Additionally, the political shocks of still having a colonialist empire such as Britain would certainly be interesting. We might be looking at a very different world right now, regarding middle-eastern politics, African-Independence, as well as many other factors that would be affected by such a country.
Hope that helps.
I am guessing by your name that you are Indian. As an Indian myself, I can give you the following advice. Think. This is obviously for an assignment or homework, why would you want to put down your answer for this assignment as another person's feelings? Put yourself in the shoes of the people living before 1947 and now, use inspirations from movies, books, people to solve.
i live in Canada. i eat every day. i sleep in a bed. i own a computer. i have MY OWN freedom. i live in most free amazing country in the world. i have the best health care. i have money. i shower every day. i have an education . i have opportunity's . enough said??
no way yet
i live under incompetent administrators who occupy seat not on merit but on other consideration
How has the internet changed your life?
Before 10 years ago the internet wasn't really THAT big. Today it's taken for granted. Sending an email today is like using the restroom. Have we taken the internet for granted? If the internet were to go tomorrow, how would you all feel? Most importanly though, how has the internet , if so, changed your life?
How has the internet changed your life?
It's alot easier to do research and communicate with people.It saves me time and money.
How has the internet changed your life?
The internet can sucka my dicka. Capice?
How has the internet changed your life?
It's alot easier to do research and communicate with people.It saves me time and money.
How has the internet changed your life?
The internet can sucka my dicka. Capice?
How did India's independence affect or change your life today?
How has India's independence in 1947 made a difference in your life? Even if you weren't alive then, how would your life be different today without the independence?
How did India's independence affect or change your life today?
I learned the significance of democracy, including its vices. Unscrupulous people cannot make use of democracy properly. It may lead to plutocracy when the political parties amass wealth. Now I feel that despite the colonial hegemony, the British were enlightened and they encouraged all the cultural aspects. Now we are more parochial in the name of religion, caste and narrow political interests. A politician who starts with no money becomes a millionaire within no time. Even leftists have become multimillionaires in India. I never imagined that freedom has such a dangerous consequence. Nepotism, bribery, attacking the opponent etc. have become quite common. Might has become right and muscle power has a role in our elections. Despite all these things, we can say that we elect our representatives for a just rule.
How did India's independence affect or change your life today?
i was born after the a decade after the independence so, it did not affect me nor change my life!!!
How did India's independence affect or change your life today?
I learned the significance of democracy, including its vices. Unscrupulous people cannot make use of democracy properly. It may lead to plutocracy when the political parties amass wealth. Now I feel that despite the colonial hegemony, the British were enlightened and they encouraged all the cultural aspects. Now we are more parochial in the name of religion, caste and narrow political interests. A politician who starts with no money becomes a millionaire within no time. Even leftists have become multimillionaires in India. I never imagined that freedom has such a dangerous consequence. Nepotism, bribery, attacking the opponent etc. have become quite common. Might has become right and muscle power has a role in our elections. Despite all these things, we can say that we elect our representatives for a just rule.
How did India's independence affect or change your life today?
i was born after the a decade after the independence so, it did not affect me nor change my life!!!
How has India's independence affected or changed your life today?
How has India's independence in 1947 made a difference in your life? Even if you weren't alive then, how would your life be different today without the independence?
How has India's independence affected or changed your life today?
IF INDIA WASN'T INDEPENDENT TODAY, PEOPLE WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO VOTE THEIR POLITICIANS AND LEADERS. THEY WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN GIVEN THE RIGHT TO SPEAK AND EXPRESS THEIR EMOTIONS FREELY. INDIA WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN TO ABLE TO HAVE IT'S OWN CONSTITUTION AND RULES.
How has India's independence affected or changed your life today?
The Independence has given birth to our democracy in which we are able to choose the fools and criminals whom we want to be our leaders and whom we want to rule us.
How has India's independence affected or changed your life today?
IF INDIA WASN'T INDEPENDENT TODAY, PEOPLE WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO VOTE THEIR POLITICIANS AND LEADERS. THEY WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN GIVEN THE RIGHT TO SPEAK AND EXPRESS THEIR EMOTIONS FREELY. INDIA WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN TO ABLE TO HAVE IT'S OWN CONSTITUTION AND RULES.
How has India's independence affected or changed your life today?
The Independence has given birth to our democracy in which we are able to choose the fools and criminals whom we want to be our leaders and whom we want to rule us.
Have you ever read a book that you consider changed your life?
Not the bible please but if you have ever read a book that changed your life, what was it and why? Thanks
Have you ever read a book that you consider changed your life?
I was fourteen when I read Sarah Dessen's Keeping The Moon. I know that it's not this famous book, one that is read by millions of readers, but when I read it everything changed for me. I could relate to Colie and that was what had me so attached to the book in the first place, she was exactly like me. But that's the book that changed my life. It gave me this new life perspective. I started writing after I read this book and I don't think that I would ever have changed that, because writing agrees with me. I've found something that I'm good at and I was never really good at anything, so I think that's why that's my favorite book and the one that is going to stand out for a long time.
Have you ever read a book that you consider changed your life?
%26quot;The kite runner%26quot;, because as I read it I notice how completely wonderful the book is about making you realize that you should fix whatever you've done wrong as the quote %26quot;There is a way to be good again%26quot; appears in chapter one. Since then, I have never judged or betrayed a person.
Pride and Prejudice. It's lead the way for my thinking, introduced a whole world of literature I'd never experienced before, and is the center of my hobby.
Kira-Kira is one of them, because it really opened my eyes and told me to spend time with my family, because they won't be around forever; to let them know that you love them when it matters the most.
%26quot;The Snows of Kilimanjaro%26quot; by Earnest Hemingway. After I read that story I became a writer.networking gives out fashion advice
Have you ever read a book that you consider changed your life?
I was fourteen when I read Sarah Dessen's Keeping The Moon. I know that it's not this famous book, one that is read by millions of readers, but when I read it everything changed for me. I could relate to Colie and that was what had me so attached to the book in the first place, she was exactly like me. But that's the book that changed my life. It gave me this new life perspective. I started writing after I read this book and I don't think that I would ever have changed that, because writing agrees with me. I've found something that I'm good at and I was never really good at anything, so I think that's why that's my favorite book and the one that is going to stand out for a long time.
Have you ever read a book that you consider changed your life?
%26quot;The kite runner%26quot;, because as I read it I notice how completely wonderful the book is about making you realize that you should fix whatever you've done wrong as the quote %26quot;There is a way to be good again%26quot; appears in chapter one. Since then, I have never judged or betrayed a person.
Pride and Prejudice. It's lead the way for my thinking, introduced a whole world of literature I'd never experienced before, and is the center of my hobby.
Kira-Kira is one of them, because it really opened my eyes and told me to spend time with my family, because they won't be around forever; to let them know that you love them when it matters the most.
%26quot;The Snows of Kilimanjaro%26quot; by Earnest Hemingway. After I read that story I became a writer.
What's the most unusual way that the Internet has changed your life?
There are all kinds of sites out there and lots of ways of using them, but some must have really changed the lives of some people out there? Tell your story...
What's the most unusual way that the Internet has changed your life?
LiveJournal made me read comments more than a blog entry itself. I pay more attention to opinion now.
What's the most unusual way that the Internet has changed your life?
LiveJournal made me read comments more than a blog entry itself. I pay more attention to opinion now.
Who is one person in your life that has pretty much changed your whole life? How did they do so?
Whenever you think of people that really helped mold who you are as a person who do you think of? How did they mold your character and effect your life? Did you ever get the chance to tell them that they changed you?
Who is one person in your life that has pretty much changed your whole life? How did they do so?
The one person who has changed my life is.. my son.. i was 17 yrs old when i got pregnant.. not a care in the world.. i was a high school drop out and i didnt care about anyone.. when i found out i was pregnant.. i got off my but went back to school and got a job! my son taught me that the world doesnt revolve around me.. and that i can really love someone more than words can even explain... He changed me and for the best!
Who is one person in your life that has pretty much changed your whole life? How did they do so?
my mom. almost everything she does affects me in some direct or indirect way.
She teaches by example and defines my concept of normal through her behavior.
Who is one person in your life that has pretty much changed your whole life? How did they do so?
The one person who has changed my life is.. my son.. i was 17 yrs old when i got pregnant.. not a care in the world.. i was a high school drop out and i didnt care about anyone.. when i found out i was pregnant.. i got off my but went back to school and got a job! my son taught me that the world doesnt revolve around me.. and that i can really love someone more than words can even explain... He changed me and for the best!
Who is one person in your life that has pretty much changed your whole life? How did they do so?
my mom. almost everything she does affects me in some direct or indirect way.
She teaches by example and defines my concept of normal through her behavior.
What has been your most life changing moment?
What was the moment that made you sit up, take notice and make a change. what has inspired you? broken you? lifted you up?
can be the best moment ever... or the worst
What has been your most life changing moment?
Not sure if this incident changed my life but it gave me the answer I had been looking for without a word being spoken!
The story goes : A few years back my son ( he was approx. 13 )and I were at a gas station. I gave him the money to run in and pay. I noticed a man in a wheelchair heading to the doors of the station. People passed him by, going about their business. He struggled with the door with no help from anyone (all strong adults capable of holding a door) till my son got to the door and held it open for him.
It was a moment of confirmation,that I had raised him well, as I sat there silently in the car waiting for him to return. When he climbed into the car I mentioned to him what I saw ( that many passed by and did nothing but he stopped and held the door ) and thanked him for helping someone other than himself at the ripe old age of 13.
Now this young man has a home of his own and I don't see him as much as I would like but he is STILL the most amazing thing in my life !! His life keeps getting better and better for he does for others and it all returns to him by leaps and bounds!
Those who claim life isn't fair have yet to truly do something selfless !
What has been your most life changing moment?
being born and giving birth
It wasnt a %26quot;moment%26quot;, but an experience that took about two weeks. It was the two weeks I spent in the Amazon rain forest in '97. It made me stop seeing the world from just the human perspective, and see the world from the broader perspective of all living things.
i,ll never forget the day that broke me. it was when my g/f of 11 years told me she didn,t love me anymore (i later found out she had been cheating on me) it took me three long months of crying every night, almost losing my job %26amp; going down to 8 stone to get over it. the day that lifted me up was when i realised that u can love again %26amp; all is not lost. it just takes time. good question by the way
Getting made redundant at the end of 1989. It meant that I travelled, worked in another country for a year: now I work for myself. It also meant that I gave up smoking since I knew that money would be tighter. I think that it was the best thing that ever happened to me, otherwise I might still be in the same job and living in a town that I did not like, Brighton.
Imarried my wonder-full wife 10 years ago,she saved my life.
broken me- brothers sudden death 1972
lifted me- sons birth 1977
take notice- when I turned 50 2006
Cardiac arrest.
When I lost Mom to Alzheimers', Dementia and Parkinsons', that made me see alot of things differently, I try to be a better person, or I just stay in, it has only been 2 years, so I am still trying to get through it, it has really changed my life, I pray alot more now, too.
First meeting the man of my dreams and marrying him, after that I would say the most life changing moment was the birth of our son. Once you have a child you realize that there's a lot more to life then just yourself.!
didn't see my mother for 10 years, finely i decide to go to see her with my 2 boys.....after all these years she acted like she didn't miss me or my kids. that hurt
When i discovered the Truth......
The woman's answer ~ Giving birth! Changed me completely! Oh, and getting plastered in tattoos, I appreciate my identity alot more now, being an individual rocks!
BEST
Having my son
Meeting my husband
WORST
Meeting my ex husband
My best ever moment, was having my daughter, and she was a lovely healthy little baby, until she was 14 months old, and she started to have seizures, she is six now, but has spent most of her life in the hospital. This has made me a different person to who I was, I used to be happy go lucky, but not anymore.
She's my soul mate.
My most life changing moment was when my abusive ex-husband said %26quot;I don't want children, have an abortion, It's me or the baby, you choose%26quot; At the time I had no self confidence or self esteem and didn't believe that I was worth anything, my baby however was worth the world to me so I chose the baby, moving into a hostel and really struggling for a few years, but now 12 years on me, my son and my new man are blissfully happy.
The moment I realized I was a furry. Never been the same or acted the same since then.
Nothing will ever change me as much as having a child.
Ever since he came in to my life he has been the person I care about the most, worry about the most, love the most and work the hardest for.
Getting married changed my life forever. Having a child did also. Accepting Christ as my Lord and Savior also changed my life forever. I have a long way to go...I hope. If not, then things are not too bad. My worst moments were after I broke up with my fiancee. That was before meeting my wife. After the break-up, I truly wanted to die. Glad now that I didn't. My wife is wonderful. My child is wonderful. Life is not bad. As I learn, things get a little better, tougher but better.
Studying in Costa Rica and reading the newspaper depicting the US as a bully. I always believed our country only fought for the good of the world. I realized how brainwashed I truly was.
When I became very ill at 12 . I have severe scolisis it was 100% the dr said I would die without 2 operations, and with the opertion i coudl die or risk being paralized .
The pain during that time was undescible Fear was as well I still remember most of it the pain of being moved to take Xrays on this cold metal portable machine . all kinds of weird things BUT This also changed me as all things in lfe do I learned to be more caring and understanding of those in pain and give them as much respect when they need my help i learned i can overcome
( i need to remind myself a lot)
can be the best moment ever... or the worst
What has been your most life changing moment?
Not sure if this incident changed my life but it gave me the answer I had been looking for without a word being spoken!
The story goes : A few years back my son ( he was approx. 13 )and I were at a gas station. I gave him the money to run in and pay. I noticed a man in a wheelchair heading to the doors of the station. People passed him by, going about their business. He struggled with the door with no help from anyone (all strong adults capable of holding a door) till my son got to the door and held it open for him.
It was a moment of confirmation,that I had raised him well, as I sat there silently in the car waiting for him to return. When he climbed into the car I mentioned to him what I saw ( that many passed by and did nothing but he stopped and held the door ) and thanked him for helping someone other than himself at the ripe old age of 13.
Now this young man has a home of his own and I don't see him as much as I would like but he is STILL the most amazing thing in my life !! His life keeps getting better and better for he does for others and it all returns to him by leaps and bounds!
Those who claim life isn't fair have yet to truly do something selfless !
What has been your most life changing moment?
being born and giving birth
It wasnt a %26quot;moment%26quot;, but an experience that took about two weeks. It was the two weeks I spent in the Amazon rain forest in '97. It made me stop seeing the world from just the human perspective, and see the world from the broader perspective of all living things.
i,ll never forget the day that broke me. it was when my g/f of 11 years told me she didn,t love me anymore (i later found out she had been cheating on me) it took me three long months of crying every night, almost losing my job %26amp; going down to 8 stone to get over it. the day that lifted me up was when i realised that u can love again %26amp; all is not lost. it just takes time. good question by the way
Getting made redundant at the end of 1989. It meant that I travelled, worked in another country for a year: now I work for myself. It also meant that I gave up smoking since I knew that money would be tighter. I think that it was the best thing that ever happened to me, otherwise I might still be in the same job and living in a town that I did not like, Brighton.
Imarried my wonder-full wife 10 years ago,she saved my life.
broken me- brothers sudden death 1972
lifted me- sons birth 1977
take notice- when I turned 50 2006
Cardiac arrest.
When I lost Mom to Alzheimers', Dementia and Parkinsons', that made me see alot of things differently, I try to be a better person, or I just stay in, it has only been 2 years, so I am still trying to get through it, it has really changed my life, I pray alot more now, too.
First meeting the man of my dreams and marrying him, after that I would say the most life changing moment was the birth of our son. Once you have a child you realize that there's a lot more to life then just yourself.!
didn't see my mother for 10 years, finely i decide to go to see her with my 2 boys.....after all these years she acted like she didn't miss me or my kids. that hurt
When i discovered the Truth......
The woman's answer ~ Giving birth! Changed me completely! Oh, and getting plastered in tattoos, I appreciate my identity alot more now, being an individual rocks!
BEST
Having my son
Meeting my husband
WORST
Meeting my ex husband
My best ever moment, was having my daughter, and she was a lovely healthy little baby, until she was 14 months old, and she started to have seizures, she is six now, but has spent most of her life in the hospital. This has made me a different person to who I was, I used to be happy go lucky, but not anymore.
She's my soul mate.
My most life changing moment was when my abusive ex-husband said %26quot;I don't want children, have an abortion, It's me or the baby, you choose%26quot; At the time I had no self confidence or self esteem and didn't believe that I was worth anything, my baby however was worth the world to me so I chose the baby, moving into a hostel and really struggling for a few years, but now 12 years on me, my son and my new man are blissfully happy.
The moment I realized I was a furry. Never been the same or acted the same since then.
Nothing will ever change me as much as having a child.
Ever since he came in to my life he has been the person I care about the most, worry about the most, love the most and work the hardest for.
Getting married changed my life forever. Having a child did also. Accepting Christ as my Lord and Savior also changed my life forever. I have a long way to go...I hope. If not, then things are not too bad. My worst moments were after I broke up with my fiancee. That was before meeting my wife. After the break-up, I truly wanted to die. Glad now that I didn't. My wife is wonderful. My child is wonderful. Life is not bad. As I learn, things get a little better, tougher but better.
Studying in Costa Rica and reading the newspaper depicting the US as a bully. I always believed our country only fought for the good of the world. I realized how brainwashed I truly was.
When I became very ill at 12 . I have severe scolisis it was 100% the dr said I would die without 2 operations, and with the opertion i coudl die or risk being paralized .
The pain during that time was undescible Fear was as well I still remember most of it the pain of being moved to take Xrays on this cold metal portable machine . all kinds of weird things BUT This also changed me as all things in lfe do I learned to be more caring and understanding of those in pain and give them as much respect when they need my help i learned i can overcome
( i need to remind myself a lot)
What five books have changed your life?
Author Chris Cleave asks, %26quot;What five books have made you YOU?%26quot; And I ask the same. What five books have changed your life, and WHY?
What five books have changed your life?
Phantom of the Opera and Lolita showed me the darker side of love. The Zombie Survival Guide taught me how not to become food. Who Moved My Cheese? helped me deal with change. Fern Gully opened my eyes to the beautiful and wonderful world of Sci-fi and Fantasy.
What five books have changed your life?
the bible
the fountainhead
the perks of being a wallflower
a clockwork orange
a catcher in the rye
cause they gave me different
perspectives
The Boy Called %26quot;it%26quot;
the sequal... I forget the name... but those are the two books that changed my life
Stephen kings The shinning because i makes me wonder if what i see is the truth every time i look at something strange.
Blue moon from the immortals series because when a guy stood me up it make me think that it isn't him its something that posseces him.
The vampire acadamy because it makes me see the evil in everything and it has taught me that everything someone does to you is able to be used against them.
Dead until dark because it has showed me that if my love is true it doesn't matter what other people think.
The black tatoo because the girl is stronger than the guys because she has never given in so it makes me want to keep training hard
1)the hunger games (makes me think)
2)wake (is there really more to life?)
3)catching fire ( hunger games baby)
4)fade ( it touches your heart)
5)gone (love really does matter)
these are my 5 and how it changed me
The bible
rainmaker by John Grisham
Atonement Child by Francine rivers
animorphs series by A.P. Applegate
the oath by Frank peretti
Bible
Lord of the Rings (1-3)
Trojan War
Red Wall
Hamlet
They opened up my mind, and I discovered meanings and morals within everyday life. Love,hope, faith, family, friendship. Plus the black side of it: treachery, lies,killing,malice and irony. Through all these words I learned life lessons that aided me up to this day. One can always learn a life shifting thing from picking up bided pages, ink, and a cover.
Only one book comes to mind immediately as it has been fairly recent. A New Earth.
It changed the very way I feel, the way I look at life and moments, the way I understand people, and Myself. The way I think about Consciousness (or God). It talks about the Ego and it was super enlightening. Things just started clicking in my mind. Language is simple and absolutely profound. I bow to Eckhart Tolle. This was truly a mind changing, heart changing, and life changing book for me.
God Loves Laughter by William Sears
Apparently my parents weren't the only one who struggled to explain religion, God, and faith to their children. This is a great book telling one man's search for answers from boyhood to adult, and how's his life changed, grew, and enhanced with his understanding of life.
Firestar
There is a great line in that book that I tell myself everyday, live by it, hold it dear: When a character went to a town meeting, he moved his chair out of alignment. He explained %26quot;Rebel in the little ways, just so the Ba***rds know I haven't given up.%26quot;
When all hope is lost, when the fight seems over, I scoot my chair out of alignment. Just so they know...
The Hidden Words by Bahaulla (sorry if I spelled his name wrong)
Inpsiration, hope, faith, God's love, guidance, support, connection... Just a few words a day gets the mind going and the heart warmed up.
Amy Lee's Journal by Heather Duncan
Inspirational piece written by a nine year old girl, read on tape as a vocal journal of a little girl and her rag tag group who survived an armagedon sort of attack by terrorists. They have to make their way from LA to Alaska, surviving natural and unnatural dissastors, dicovering and, sometimes, fighting off other survivors, and, the whole time, waving the flag as a beacon to others that as long as one person knows freedom, terrisom will never defeat USA.
The real neat thing is she wrote it nearlly 20 yrs BEFORE 9-11.
(I read it everyday and, when asked, I go and forgot the name) By Bob White
It is a collection of articles Bob White wrote giving little windows into life in the early 1900's. It was a type of writing that inspired me, lit my imagination, encouraged me to find a way to draw a picture using the written words. One great line in it explained when he saw the first TV at the World Fair, that he looked into this tiny hole and it was like a %26quot;window to the else where.%26quot;
What five books have changed your life?
Phantom of the Opera and Lolita showed me the darker side of love. The Zombie Survival Guide taught me how not to become food. Who Moved My Cheese? helped me deal with change. Fern Gully opened my eyes to the beautiful and wonderful world of Sci-fi and Fantasy.
What five books have changed your life?
the bible
the fountainhead
the perks of being a wallflower
a clockwork orange
a catcher in the rye
cause they gave me different
perspectives
The Boy Called %26quot;it%26quot;
the sequal... I forget the name... but those are the two books that changed my life
Stephen kings The shinning because i makes me wonder if what i see is the truth every time i look at something strange.
Blue moon from the immortals series because when a guy stood me up it make me think that it isn't him its something that posseces him.
The vampire acadamy because it makes me see the evil in everything and it has taught me that everything someone does to you is able to be used against them.
Dead until dark because it has showed me that if my love is true it doesn't matter what other people think.
The black tatoo because the girl is stronger than the guys because she has never given in so it makes me want to keep training hard
1)the hunger games (makes me think)
2)wake (is there really more to life?)
3)catching fire ( hunger games baby)
4)fade ( it touches your heart)
5)gone (love really does matter)
these are my 5 and how it changed me
The bible
rainmaker by John Grisham
Atonement Child by Francine rivers
animorphs series by A.P. Applegate
the oath by Frank peretti
Bible
Lord of the Rings (1-3)
Trojan War
Red Wall
Hamlet
They opened up my mind, and I discovered meanings and morals within everyday life. Love,hope, faith, family, friendship. Plus the black side of it: treachery, lies,killing,malice and irony. Through all these words I learned life lessons that aided me up to this day. One can always learn a life shifting thing from picking up bided pages, ink, and a cover.
Only one book comes to mind immediately as it has been fairly recent. A New Earth.
It changed the very way I feel, the way I look at life and moments, the way I understand people, and Myself. The way I think about Consciousness (or God). It talks about the Ego and it was super enlightening. Things just started clicking in my mind. Language is simple and absolutely profound. I bow to Eckhart Tolle. This was truly a mind changing, heart changing, and life changing book for me.
God Loves Laughter by William Sears
Apparently my parents weren't the only one who struggled to explain religion, God, and faith to their children. This is a great book telling one man's search for answers from boyhood to adult, and how's his life changed, grew, and enhanced with his understanding of life.
Firestar
There is a great line in that book that I tell myself everyday, live by it, hold it dear: When a character went to a town meeting, he moved his chair out of alignment. He explained %26quot;Rebel in the little ways, just so the Ba***rds know I haven't given up.%26quot;
When all hope is lost, when the fight seems over, I scoot my chair out of alignment. Just so they know...
The Hidden Words by Bahaulla (sorry if I spelled his name wrong)
Inpsiration, hope, faith, God's love, guidance, support, connection... Just a few words a day gets the mind going and the heart warmed up.
Amy Lee's Journal by Heather Duncan
Inspirational piece written by a nine year old girl, read on tape as a vocal journal of a little girl and her rag tag group who survived an armagedon sort of attack by terrorists. They have to make their way from LA to Alaska, surviving natural and unnatural dissastors, dicovering and, sometimes, fighting off other survivors, and, the whole time, waving the flag as a beacon to others that as long as one person knows freedom, terrisom will never defeat USA.
The real neat thing is she wrote it nearlly 20 yrs BEFORE 9-11.
(I read it everyday and, when asked, I go and forgot the name) By Bob White
It is a collection of articles Bob White wrote giving little windows into life in the early 1900's. It was a type of writing that inspired me, lit my imagination, encouraged me to find a way to draw a picture using the written words. One great line in it explained when he saw the first TV at the World Fair, that he looked into this tiny hole and it was like a %26quot;window to the else where.%26quot;
How much can having a phobia change your life?
how can it change your life,
and any other facts about phobias would be nice:)
How much can having a phobia change your life?
Well i was taking a psychology class 100 and phobia is a anxiety disorder. It can really effect you life really bad, where like if someone would be scared of something they would scream and go crazy. the best thing in a phobia is to overcome the phobia. You can have a phobia it not like a really bad disorder where you need medication it like a disorder where you can just overcome and let the phobia go.
How much can having a phobia change your life?
How about end it? Say you have a phobia about getting shots, so you don't get the flu vaccine. But you get the flu and die from it. Yikes!!
It can make you avoid stuff and miss out.
If you want to know more about different phobias you can go here: http://disorder-cures.com/when-panic-dis鈥?/a>
a phobia can really affect your life.
one time i was watching tv and some girl was scared of pickles..like literally. so it affected her life because imagine what it'd be like to go in a restaurant and see a pickle you know?
and then another girl was scared of styrofoam. so imagine if she got a package in the mail w/ styrafoam in it.
wierd but true.
Your changes are depended on the category of the phobia that a person might have. A common phobia鈥攊n which I mean a fear that you see everyday鈥攈ave the highest effect. For example, if you were afraid of birds, that would be troublesome, because there are birds everywhere, and you almost see them everyday. But other fears that you don't experience everyday don't have a much effect.
My mother has Ophidiophobia, in which you are in fear of snakes. At first I told my mother that she should see a proffesional psychological doctor or phobias to help her stop her fear. But my mother doesn't need it, because she barely sees snakes. We live in a region where snakes are rarely found, so it has the least effect.
Phobias can really change who you are. You phobia (fear) haunts you, and prevents you from doing some certain things, like swimming if you were afraid of drowning.
What you need to do is see a professional doctor and cures phobias.
Phobias are thought by science to be old defense mechanisms left over from when humans were first evolving. This is perhaps why so many people are afraid of spiders- at some point in evolution it benifitted mankind to keep away from them. Same with all common phobias like fear of heights and enclosed spaces. Some phobias are maladaptive or unusually severe and therefore abnormal. These are the kinsd that impact people's lives the most and require therapy to fix. Often phobias are seen more in people with OCD and other mental illnesses.
A phobia can drastically reduce the quality of your life, bu it really depends on what phobia it is
Some people have a phobia or certain things like spiders, cockroaches.
Then theres stranger phobias such as pickles as someone else mentioned. I saw a guy who had a phobia of baked beans, the the point he would almost be crying when a bowl of baked beans came close to him
I dont have a phobia of spiders, but I really cannot stand them. Its no huge deal though, because I only see a spider in my house maybe twice a year
The worst sort of phobias I think, are where they directly relate to your everyday behavior. Things like Social Phobia (where youre afraid of people), Agoraphobia (where you cant bear open spaces), fear of crowds, Claustrophobia (fear of closed spaces), and various phobias associated with traveling
I think all these would really make things difficult for you, to the point where it would affect your life significantlysort of mormon repellent my rental property
and any other facts about phobias would be nice:)
How much can having a phobia change your life?
Well i was taking a psychology class 100 and phobia is a anxiety disorder. It can really effect you life really bad, where like if someone would be scared of something they would scream and go crazy. the best thing in a phobia is to overcome the phobia. You can have a phobia it not like a really bad disorder where you need medication it like a disorder where you can just overcome and let the phobia go.
How much can having a phobia change your life?
How about end it? Say you have a phobia about getting shots, so you don't get the flu vaccine. But you get the flu and die from it. Yikes!!
It can make you avoid stuff and miss out.
If you want to know more about different phobias you can go here: http://disorder-cures.com/when-panic-dis鈥?/a>
a phobia can really affect your life.
one time i was watching tv and some girl was scared of pickles..like literally. so it affected her life because imagine what it'd be like to go in a restaurant and see a pickle you know?
and then another girl was scared of styrofoam. so imagine if she got a package in the mail w/ styrafoam in it.
wierd but true.
Your changes are depended on the category of the phobia that a person might have. A common phobia鈥攊n which I mean a fear that you see everyday鈥攈ave the highest effect. For example, if you were afraid of birds, that would be troublesome, because there are birds everywhere, and you almost see them everyday. But other fears that you don't experience everyday don't have a much effect.
My mother has Ophidiophobia, in which you are in fear of snakes. At first I told my mother that she should see a proffesional psychological doctor or phobias to help her stop her fear. But my mother doesn't need it, because she barely sees snakes. We live in a region where snakes are rarely found, so it has the least effect.
Phobias can really change who you are. You phobia (fear) haunts you, and prevents you from doing some certain things, like swimming if you were afraid of drowning.
What you need to do is see a professional doctor and cures phobias.
Phobias are thought by science to be old defense mechanisms left over from when humans were first evolving. This is perhaps why so many people are afraid of spiders- at some point in evolution it benifitted mankind to keep away from them. Same with all common phobias like fear of heights and enclosed spaces. Some phobias are maladaptive or unusually severe and therefore abnormal. These are the kinsd that impact people's lives the most and require therapy to fix. Often phobias are seen more in people with OCD and other mental illnesses.
A phobia can drastically reduce the quality of your life, bu it really depends on what phobia it is
Some people have a phobia or certain things like spiders, cockroaches.
Then theres stranger phobias such as pickles as someone else mentioned. I saw a guy who had a phobia of baked beans, the the point he would almost be crying when a bowl of baked beans came close to him
I dont have a phobia of spiders, but I really cannot stand them. Its no huge deal though, because I only see a spider in my house maybe twice a year
The worst sort of phobias I think, are where they directly relate to your everyday behavior. Things like Social Phobia (where youre afraid of people), Agoraphobia (where you cant bear open spaces), fear of crowds, Claustrophobia (fear of closed spaces), and various phobias associated with traveling
I think all these would really make things difficult for you, to the point where it would affect your life significantly
Has the Navy changed your life and your families life for the better?
This question is for anyone who served or is currently serving in the US Navy. Just want your personal experiences. How has the Navy made your life better and your families life better? What did you love most about serving? Was it worth it to you? What are the best things you got out of navy for you and your family?
Has the Navy changed your life and your families life for the better?
The Navy was a steady source of income while providing me with the training and experience that for the last 20 years has provided me with great jobs and pay.
Has the Navy changed your life and your families life for the better?
Sure... in my 15 years I finished my BA, MA, MBA, and started my PhD (all on the Navy's dime). I learned alot of interesting technical information, issues on national and international strategic and economic, and greatly improved my research and writing skills.
I also visited countries and learned cultures I never would have had the opportunity as a civilian: Japan, South Korea, Russia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, Tasmania, British Seychelles, Bahrain, UAE, Kuwait, Italy, Spain, and of course Mexico and Canada. NOT to mention driving across the USA twice and seeing States I might not have as a civilian.
I also got to see some of the most BEAUTIFUL sunsets and starlit skies far out to sea... as well as some beautiful coastlines and incredible sea life.
My first marriage sucked... beware of any woman who knows your LES better than YOU do !! My second marriage was a result of a gal I met later and is now in it's 18th HAPPY year.
6 months ago we couldn't afford to buy food, my husband and I wouldn't eat most days so that my daughter had food. my husband and i both had a full time jobs and my ex paid child support but we were still in way over our heads. child care alone was 600 a month. I was really sick and I couldn't afford to go to a doctor (they wanted to take 100 a month for insurance from my check and I couldn't afford to do that). the funniest part was the fact that I had just got out of the Marines (we weren't married at the time). almost overnight the Navy changed our lives... my husband is so happy again and the benefits don't hurt
Yes. It has been a wonderful experience for me. Going on my third enlistment. Seen and experienced things most of the people in this country never will. Have met some of the brightest and bravest the country has to offer. Have a new sense of understanding of world politics (Being in Intel has its advantages) and how the main stream media contorts the truth for their benefit. Most of all, Ive had a TON of fun and have a great job. Loving every minute of it and am looking forward to several more years.
Yes..getting bumbing buttocks at every port we stop in is great. I've got a son in Brazil and Japan I support. It has been too bad really. Yeah I like the Navy
I am a Navy veteran...and proud of it!
While my service wasn't always easy or fun. I had times when I down right hated it...but I've always been glad of it. I would do it all again.
I grew up and matured. I learned to be more tolerant of others. I learned life lessons that you don't learn in school.
I've been to 11 different countries. I loved to travel the most. I saw a lot of Asia. Japan is one of my favorite countries to visit. I got to live there for 2 years. I would love to go visit it again if I had the money...when I was AD I got to go for free.
It was hard being away from my family. I missed many birthdays and holidays...but the times I did go home on leave were meaningful.
I never married or had kids. I guess that was mostly personal choice, but the Navy does strain a relationship. By the time I would get close enough to open up to a boy friend one of us would transfer...I don't do long-distant relationships...
One of the best things I did for myself was to finish my education. I got my AA degree while serving and finished by BS degree my first year out with my GI bill.
I work at a local hospital now. I was a Navy Corpsman so the job training really helped me find a good job (even in a failing economy).
I've only been out since Dec 06. I miss it some. I miss my shipmates. Out here there is nothing like it. You go to work then go home.
I also miss having the Federal Holidays off. (most of them anyway..I know there are duty days, but out here they don't care if it is MLK day or Columbus Day..We only get Chrismas, New Year, Thanksgiving, and Labor Day off.)
Oh yeah, I have a $25 co-pay to see my doctor and my Rx cost me between $15-$50 per 30 day supply...
Has the Navy changed your life and your families life for the better?
The Navy was a steady source of income while providing me with the training and experience that for the last 20 years has provided me with great jobs and pay.
Has the Navy changed your life and your families life for the better?
Sure... in my 15 years I finished my BA, MA, MBA, and started my PhD (all on the Navy's dime). I learned alot of interesting technical information, issues on national and international strategic and economic, and greatly improved my research and writing skills.
I also visited countries and learned cultures I never would have had the opportunity as a civilian: Japan, South Korea, Russia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, Tasmania, British Seychelles, Bahrain, UAE, Kuwait, Italy, Spain, and of course Mexico and Canada. NOT to mention driving across the USA twice and seeing States I might not have as a civilian.
I also got to see some of the most BEAUTIFUL sunsets and starlit skies far out to sea... as well as some beautiful coastlines and incredible sea life.
My first marriage sucked... beware of any woman who knows your LES better than YOU do !! My second marriage was a result of a gal I met later and is now in it's 18th HAPPY year.
6 months ago we couldn't afford to buy food, my husband and I wouldn't eat most days so that my daughter had food. my husband and i both had a full time jobs and my ex paid child support but we were still in way over our heads. child care alone was 600 a month. I was really sick and I couldn't afford to go to a doctor (they wanted to take 100 a month for insurance from my check and I couldn't afford to do that). the funniest part was the fact that I had just got out of the Marines (we weren't married at the time). almost overnight the Navy changed our lives... my husband is so happy again and the benefits don't hurt
Yes. It has been a wonderful experience for me. Going on my third enlistment. Seen and experienced things most of the people in this country never will. Have met some of the brightest and bravest the country has to offer. Have a new sense of understanding of world politics (Being in Intel has its advantages) and how the main stream media contorts the truth for their benefit. Most of all, Ive had a TON of fun and have a great job. Loving every minute of it and am looking forward to several more years.
Yes..getting bumbing buttocks at every port we stop in is great. I've got a son in Brazil and Japan I support. It has been too bad really. Yeah I like the Navy
I am a Navy veteran...and proud of it!
While my service wasn't always easy or fun. I had times when I down right hated it...but I've always been glad of it. I would do it all again.
I grew up and matured. I learned to be more tolerant of others. I learned life lessons that you don't learn in school.
I've been to 11 different countries. I loved to travel the most. I saw a lot of Asia. Japan is one of my favorite countries to visit. I got to live there for 2 years. I would love to go visit it again if I had the money...when I was AD I got to go for free.
It was hard being away from my family. I missed many birthdays and holidays...but the times I did go home on leave were meaningful.
I never married or had kids. I guess that was mostly personal choice, but the Navy does strain a relationship. By the time I would get close enough to open up to a boy friend one of us would transfer...I don't do long-distant relationships...
One of the best things I did for myself was to finish my education. I got my AA degree while serving and finished by BS degree my first year out with my GI bill.
I work at a local hospital now. I was a Navy Corpsman so the job training really helped me find a good job (even in a failing economy).
I've only been out since Dec 06. I miss it some. I miss my shipmates. Out here there is nothing like it. You go to work then go home.
I also miss having the Federal Holidays off. (most of them anyway..I know there are duty days, but out here they don't care if it is MLK day or Columbus Day..We only get Chrismas, New Year, Thanksgiving, and Labor Day off.)
Oh yeah, I have a $25 co-pay to see my doctor and my Rx cost me between $15-$50 per 30 day supply...
Please would you tell me about the day your life changed?
I would love to learn about life changing events that people have experienced. They could be anything at all. Thank you so much for sharing your story.
Please would you tell me about the day your life changed?
My life changed the day i met my husband ... i was at uni training to be in the army and there he was ..A year later we married and i stopped being such an arrogant person and up my own bottom as my husband would say ....he came into my life and i changed completely and i have no regrets
Please would you tell me about the day your life changed?
I've had so much trauma in my life. Every traumatic event I've suffered has changed my life. Each one has eroded away at my soul and left me feeling like a hollow shell. The most recent one was when my grandma died. I miss her so much. I feel like part of me is dead too. Is this what you wanted to hear?
Well that was two years ago and I that day I saw the most wonderful creature and that creature was looking at me.I couldn't believe my eyes,I couldn't believe how wonderful he was.From that moment he entered in my heart and he doesn't want to go away yet.That day my life changed for 360 degrees, and not just that day, all the following period.I have become more mature,experienced,I have learned how to handle with love pain and fight against depression, in one word I was learning to love and lead my life in the wanted direction!
When I had my first %26quot;Born Again%26quot; experience 20 years ago!!! My life changed in thee Most Awesome way, so much so, that no one on Planet Earth could ever tell me that God does not exist!!! No one, and I would die for Him!! Because I'd know I would go to Heaven for Him also!!!! He's thee most Powerful, Omnipotent, Awesome Loving Magestic Being in OUR UNIVERSE!!! I kid you NOT!!!! Smile!!!
September 11, 2001. I was about to get my US Green card and the immigration rules changed after that
My life changed the day I started really wanting to live for Jesus. I want Him to be the center of my life all the time, and I see how He has blessed me financially and spiritually and emotionally. He has healed me of asthma and allergies. I see dreams from Him and He gives me a hope and a future. I have a purpose now. I confessed that He is Lord and I am living for Him. I still sin, but He forgives and we move closer together.
It would have to be the day my father died..I as only 16 and I went to live with my mother ..her and I don't get along so well..my life turn to shyt ever since I often say if my father could held in there for to more years things may have been different..my life was no bowl of joy with my father..well that's one day that changed my life..
The day I accepted jesus christ as my lord and savior.
Every day is a life changing event. And no one particular day marked anything life changing because any changes of that nature required more than one day. I suppose the day I decided to start hatha yoga practice and the first day was an 8 hour event that required all my internal force to concentrate sufficiently against all my being of contrary behaviors.
My life changed the day i got a viral infection, i know that sounds so pathetic but that is what i believe triggerd my panic attacks! and now i have an almost permanent fear of passing out and not waking up. Its changed my like completley, before i was a bubbly loud outspoken and outgoing 18 year old, i had jus visited Gran Canaria and had the time of my life, i had flown by myself and faced so much, and then i got ill and from that day life changed and now i feel like some sort of freak, i know i will overcome them eventually but im an impatient person !!
Please would you tell me about the day your life changed?
My life changed the day i met my husband ... i was at uni training to be in the army and there he was ..A year later we married and i stopped being such an arrogant person and up my own bottom as my husband would say ....he came into my life and i changed completely and i have no regrets
Please would you tell me about the day your life changed?
I've had so much trauma in my life. Every traumatic event I've suffered has changed my life. Each one has eroded away at my soul and left me feeling like a hollow shell. The most recent one was when my grandma died. I miss her so much. I feel like part of me is dead too. Is this what you wanted to hear?
Well that was two years ago and I that day I saw the most wonderful creature and that creature was looking at me.I couldn't believe my eyes,I couldn't believe how wonderful he was.From that moment he entered in my heart and he doesn't want to go away yet.That day my life changed for 360 degrees, and not just that day, all the following period.I have become more mature,experienced,I have learned how to handle with love pain and fight against depression, in one word I was learning to love and lead my life in the wanted direction!
When I had my first %26quot;Born Again%26quot; experience 20 years ago!!! My life changed in thee Most Awesome way, so much so, that no one on Planet Earth could ever tell me that God does not exist!!! No one, and I would die for Him!! Because I'd know I would go to Heaven for Him also!!!! He's thee most Powerful, Omnipotent, Awesome Loving Magestic Being in OUR UNIVERSE!!! I kid you NOT!!!! Smile!!!
September 11, 2001. I was about to get my US Green card and the immigration rules changed after that
My life changed the day I started really wanting to live for Jesus. I want Him to be the center of my life all the time, and I see how He has blessed me financially and spiritually and emotionally. He has healed me of asthma and allergies. I see dreams from Him and He gives me a hope and a future. I have a purpose now. I confessed that He is Lord and I am living for Him. I still sin, but He forgives and we move closer together.
It would have to be the day my father died..I as only 16 and I went to live with my mother ..her and I don't get along so well..my life turn to shyt ever since I often say if my father could held in there for to more years things may have been different..my life was no bowl of joy with my father..well that's one day that changed my life..
The day I accepted jesus christ as my lord and savior.
Every day is a life changing event. And no one particular day marked anything life changing because any changes of that nature required more than one day. I suppose the day I decided to start hatha yoga practice and the first day was an 8 hour event that required all my internal force to concentrate sufficiently against all my being of contrary behaviors.
My life changed the day i got a viral infection, i know that sounds so pathetic but that is what i believe triggerd my panic attacks! and now i have an almost permanent fear of passing out and not waking up. Its changed my like completley, before i was a bubbly loud outspoken and outgoing 18 year old, i had jus visited Gran Canaria and had the time of my life, i had flown by myself and faced so much, and then i got ill and from that day life changed and now i feel like some sort of freak, i know i will overcome them eventually but im an impatient person !!
How would your life change by changing your moral values?
Peace and Love
How would your life change by changing your moral values?
I would be a total sl*t......
How would your life change by changing your moral values?
Moral values are the strings in your life. you pull one, the life takes a new route.
People who love, are not always peaceful . Peaceful people always love better.
if you can channel your negative energy in to peace and love , you changed your moral values.
You changed the quality of your life.
You made a big step towards life. Sure life will take a million step to make u happy.
ahve fun. Take care
How would your life change by changing your moral values?
I would be a total sl*t......
How would your life change by changing your moral values?
Moral values are the strings in your life. you pull one, the life takes a new route.
People who love, are not always peaceful . Peaceful people always love better.
if you can channel your negative energy in to peace and love , you changed your moral values.
You changed the quality of your life.
You made a big step towards life. Sure life will take a million step to make u happy.
ahve fun. Take care
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