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The Worst Day Of My Life Essay

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Personal experiences are the moment to moment exposure of different scenarios and or situations. Everyone has personal experiences, some terrible and some amazing whichever they may be, they make up who you are. They teach you things you wouldn’t have thought you needed, or something your mom or school can’t teach you themselves. Mine, which may not have been a great one, happen about 3 years ago on March 24th, 2015. As a 15 year old, I was grown enough to know what was going on, but still didn’t quite know what was happening. This was and always will be the worst day of my life. This was the day my dad committed suicide. March 24th, 2015 will always be a day to remember. The day started as any other, I woke up that Wednesday morning and went to school like any normal day. It wasn’t till I got home that day everything from now, until I pass way would change. I got home from school, got off the bus, and went walking in my house and told my mom “Hi” and gave her a kiss, I then said hey to my brother and went to my room. About 30 minutes later I hear my mother and brother, weeping, crying, and choking on the news they just got. They just got the news from the co-pastor that my father had passed away. I heard them weep from my room, and I was too afraid to creep out my room to hear what happen. Then a little bit after they both came into my room crying, and sat on my bed they then told me that my father had passed. As most people say, I was caught off guard, I spaced out and stared into the distance, not really …show more content…

Not a lot goes on in my life, but that was the most haunting. And it will stay with me forever; from my fathers passing I’ve learned that suicide is never the answer to anything. It won’t make anything better, and doesn’t solve any problems. I’ve learned that no matter what you 're going through, it doesn’t define who you are and that someone even if you don’t know or if they don’t tell you, loves

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