The Importance Of Forgiveness

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Forgiveness happens to be one of the many traits you have to learn during your life. In most situations, if you don 't, you’ll regret it. In the end, you’ll improve your happiness. July 2009 I was taken away from home. It was the saddest day of my life. I did not understand why these things were happening until about a year later. Once I found out why I was taken, I blamed it all on my mom and I hated her. I could not forgive my mom for letting me get placed in a home for girls. Whenever I could have visitation I did not want her to see me, and everytime she tried it made me hate her even more. About a year later my sister and I were called into the counselor’s office and we received the news that our mother was dead. I could not believe what I was just told. I never expected my mom to die at such a young age, I did not even know what to say. I did not know what to feel inside, my sister cried but I just sat there in shock. About twenty minutes later, my sister and I went back …show more content…

I was so happy to be living with one of my favorite people in the world, my grandad. Life was great living with him until we recieved horrible news. My grandad’s cancer was back and it was at the worst stage. My aunt told me that he probably did not have that long to live. It broke my heart so bad, I couldn 't live without my grandad. Everyday I could see him getting weaker and weaker. He got so weak were he couldnt even get out of bed. I realised that his time was soon and I did not want to go through what I did when my mom died. So I did just the opposite. Every moment I had I spent it with him. Even though he couldnt talk I still had conversations with him. I took care of him without caring how hard or long it was going to take. I did not want him to die not knowing that I love him and would do anything for him. I did not want to have to regret how I treated him why he was on this

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