What is the worst thing ever happened in your life?
As for me, it was problably when I was bullied in my Elementary School.
As for me, it was problably when I was bullied in my Elementary School.
ChickenLegs said:I hate bees because I am allergic to them. If I get stung, my body tenses up and as the poison goes through my body, it will freeze up. I learned this in 2nd grade when it was recess and a bee stung me. It didn't hurt but it stung me by m right pointer finger. 10 minutes later (when recess was over) I could not move my pointer at ALL. It was frozen in a hook shape. I paid no attention to this, thinking it would soon unfreeze. At the end of the day (gym) My legs felt like they were lead. I asked the teacher if I was to tired to run or what. I told her that it was like my finger freezing up. They asked to see it. It had not unfrozen and once they saw this, they called an ambulance! I had to get loaded up on a stretcher (I thought that part was hilarious) and go to the hospital. Here is the funny part though: if you read the Embarrassing Phobias page, you know I am scared of balloons. So while we were going to the ambulance, (me with my weak legs and frozen finger) one of the guys watching me decides to (get ready) BLOW UP A RUBBER GLOVE LIKE A BALLOON!!!!!! Once I saw what he was doing, I tried to wiggle my way out of the stretcher (I could not move.) So in my mind I was: turning into stone, tied down, and watching my worst nightmare!!!! Remember:I was only in second grade. I wasn't released from the hospital for a day. I missed school! Can anybody top that?
One of my Grandma's passed away. Exactly a week later, my other grandma (who had Multiple sclerosis for FIFTEEN YEARS) passed away. Multiple Sclerosis is a disease where you lose the ability to walk or move any of your muscles. In the final months, she was even unable to swallow.ChickenLegs said:I hate bees because I am allergic to them. If I get stung, my body tenses up and as the poison goes through my body, it will freeze up. I learned this in 2nd grade when it was recess and a bee stung me. It didn't hurt but it stung me by m right pointer finger. 10 minutes later (when recess was over) I could not move my pointer at ALL. It was frozen in a hook shape. I paid no attention to this, thinking it would soon unfreeze. At the end of the day (gym) My legs felt like they were lead. I asked the teacher if I was to tired to run or what. I told her that it was like my finger freezing up. They asked to see it. It had not unfrozen and once they saw this, they called an ambulance! I had to get loaded up on a stretcher (I thought that part was hilarious) and go to the hospital. Here is the funny part though: if you read the Embarrassing Phobias page, you know I am scared of balloons. So while we were going to the ambulance, (me with my weak legs and frozen finger) one of the guys watching me decides to (get ready) BLOW UP A RUBBER GLOVE LIKE A BALLOON!!!!!! Once I saw what he was doing, I tried to wiggle my way out of the stretcher (I could not move.) So in my mind I was: turning into stone, tied down, and watching my worst nightmare!!!! Remember:I was only in second grade. I wasn't released from the hospital for a day. I missed school! Can anybody top that?
ooh, I think I know how you feel.Vipsoccermaster said:The worst thing that ever happened was getting sick before I was born.![]()
I was born with my Umbilical Cord wrapped around my throat. Luckily my Mom got a C-Section.Wiiboy4ever said:ooh, I think I know how you feel.Vipsoccermaster said:The worst thing that ever happened was getting sick before I was born.![]()
When I was born, I had pnenomioa and had to stay in the hospital for I think a few weeks.
You should've let it go hungry, then let it out. It will feel even hungrier after a while and will want to return to your house. It will eventually learn where your house is and should always return after that.Dancey Musicy Kinetic said:That or me letting one of our cats out one day and never returned. :c
ChickenLegs said:I hate bees because I am allergic to them. If I get stung, my body tenses up and as the poison goes through my body, it will freeze up. I learned this in 2nd grade when it was recess and a bee stung me. It didn't hurt but it stung me by m right pointer finger. 10 minutes later (when recess was over) I could not move my pointer at ALL. It was frozen in a hook shape. I paid no attention to this, thinking it would soon unfreeze. At the end of the day (gym) My legs felt like they were lead. I asked the teacher if I was to tired to run or what. I told her that it was like my finger freezing up. They asked to see it. It had not unfrozen and once they saw this, they called an ambulance! I had to get loaded up on a stretcher (I thought that part was hilarious) and go to the hospital. Here is the funny part though: if you read the Embarrassing Phobias page, you know I am scared of balloons. So while we were going to the ambulance, (me with my weak legs and frozen finger) one of the guys watching me decides to (get ready) BLOW UP A RUBBER GLOVE LIKE A BALLOON!!!!!! Once I saw what he was doing, I tried to wiggle my way out of the stretcher (I could not move.) So in my mind I was: turning into stone, tied down, and watching my worst nightmare!!!! Remember:I was only in second grade. I wasn't released from the hospital for a day. I missed school! Can anybody top that?