What is the hardest decision you have ever made?

Mine has probably been starting afresh in life.

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In year 4 I was feeling really ill, felt like vomiting. Me and the class we're all sitting on the floor. The teacher was talking bs as usual. I was feeling claustrophobic and my head was spinning. It was either I continued to sit there and wait and hope for the vomit to go down or ask the teacher if I could go to the toilet.

I chose to stay there. It wasn't a wise choice. I lasted 10minutes before I puked out. And believe me it felt good. Especially as some of the vomit went on that annoying girl who I hated. Muhahha.

Reply 2

M1011

Fantasy footy transfer this week was a tough one. Lukaku has so much potential but just isn't getting the game time :cry2:

Reply 3

RhymeAsylumForever

Not taking ket

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Reply 4

jobsafish

I have a rare medical condition which basically screws with my Heart and Kidneys. When I was pregnant with my little girl I spent the whole pregnancy on a Coronary Care Unit, at about 16 weeks my cardiologist said there was about an 80% chance I wouldn't survive until 24 weeks (when the baby has a chance of survival outside the womb) as I was in heart and renal failure. He strongly advised me to have a termination on medical grounds. I decided not to, and although I was ridiculously sick, I got to 28 weeks and she is now a beautiful, healthyish little girl.

Reply 5

tamimi

Whether or not to quit uni to go full time.

Reputable Degree I'm not enjoying vs. Mediocre Job I am enjoying.

Worried that the decision will have a domino effect on my career.

Still haven't made my mind up.

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awkwardchild

A few weeks back, I got my A Level results and thankfully, managed to secure my place at university. I worked very hard for it, for years because it's always been a dream of mine to study in a renowned school away from home. Then, I was at a crossroad because my mother was diagnosed with stage IV cancer remission after 13 years and I had to make a decision if I were to study locally in my home country and give up on my dreams to study overseas in a school I worked so hard for all my life or leave home and my mother to study at my dream school. So my family and I made a collective decision together that I would take a gap year and be my mother's caregiver, putting her ahead of my own dreams so she can get better. I don't regret the decision at all because family is everything to me but I would always think about how nice it would be to experience life in a new place with my friends who are all about to go overseas before me. This year has definitely been the hardest year I've ever had to go through, period.

Reply 7

BlindingLight

Whether to pour milk in first or cereal

Pirates or ninjas?

To go back into education and do the thing in life I am most passionate about. This meant leaving work and totally reworking my life, but you only get one life, so I may as well live it the way I will enjoy it the most.

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RachaelBee

Toss up between two, the first is similar to the above, I've decided to quit my job and go to uni full time once I've done my A levels. Also means selling my flat, decided this just after splitting up with my boyfriend too so I'm completely broke, guess that means I have nothing to lose!

I'm not sure if I made my mind up for the second decision or if it was made up for me.

Reply 11

CurtisDean

Original post by awkwardchild

This is so incredible. Everything happens for a reason, I am certain you will make the best out if this situation!

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Reply 12

Ladyliesel

Deciding to go to university at all and which one. I didn't know whether it would be for me and I knew after all the struggle I couldn't run home crying if I didn't like it. My dad and his family were against me going to university. I knew that it would (and sadly has) create a wedge between us. As someone who finds social situations awkward and has little self belief I felt I was taking a big risk applying, fearing that I would fail. What's more, when I was looking at places I found that I loved universities up the other end of the country. I could have easily gone to one around the corner (literally) and lived at home but my heart wouldn't have been fully in it. This displeased people even more. I'm happy I decided to go where I did for a degree. I'm enjoying the course,am feeling better about myself in general, and most people are proud of me, but at the back of my mind I still fear the pressure on the relationship with my dad.