What's the hardest thing you've ever had to overcome?

Question

and how did you overcome it?

Answer 1

I haven't overcome it yet.

Answer 2

ankle surgery to repair a torn ligament.

a mixture of three different casts, and crutches for four months. not being able to walk on my own for four months, and then taking three months to gain strength back. i am now walking normally but it was very hard to overcome that struggle. i tried to stay positive and to find one small thing each day that i could do. like take a shower or take one step. it was helpful, but a very long process!

Answer 3

Regret

I haven't really overcome it. Yet.

But it's in the words over come

you be the bigger person and come over it.

Answer 4

eating disorder...lots of therapy moral support and small baby steps

Answer 5

My dog's death.

to overcome it: we got a cat :D Haha. And I cried lots.

Answer 6

When I was one year old, my mother and father got a divorce because of my dad's drug addiction. It put my mother into financial bankruptcy, and he left her to be a single parent with sole custody of me. Aside from the obvious financial burdens that we have overcome together (we now live in a great condo, and she has paid off her last credit card), I have always had a secret obstacle. I have never really had someone to teach me how to be a good man.

Sure, I could have looked elsewhere in my family. My Grandpa is a great guy, but I didn't want to have to ask him for advice. I was a teenager: I wanted someone who I could talk to who could help me figure it all out.

When I was in the sixth grade I met my best friend. In the six years that we have been friends he has taken me from being an awkward, and effeminate emotional wreck, to a confident, and social fella. There are still some things that I have to work on (modesty being one of them) but I know that now that I have someone who put me on the right path, I can figure those things out down the line.

Like the Beatles say, "I get by with a little help from my friends"

  

Answer 7

dat tym me n my family went over seas n then it was my dad's b'day. Then, my grandpa died!

i felt as if my heart juz fell!

I overcome it by doing Yoga...

It works!

Answer 8

losing the girl i really loved to another man...

Answer 9

having a friend die.

Its not something you ever really overcome.

its something that stays with you forever and you might stop thinking about it as much after a while or you might be able to talk about it without getting upset but you never 'get over it'

things like losing someone.. its like a scar.. it odesnt ever go awway.

its been about 5 months.. and sometimes i still dnont even beleive it happened. I think it was a nightmare and then.. i realize its reality and the n all of the grieving kind of starts again.

So, i gues its the hardest thing ive ever had to deal with. and im dealing with it. but i will always be in the process. becasue i will never go away.

Answer 10

hmm being a foster and living with my aunt and uncle at the age of 3 and a half....my mom dying wen i was 12 XD uhh i guess thats it XD hmm i had a bff since i was like 10 and a bf since i was 15 and now i am almost 18 and graduated high school and almost out of the house can't wait ^^  

Answer 11

small guilt...

for some reason

i feel bad about things really easily..

so i was in a parking lot

and there was this old guy who had a really bad limp and wanted our cart and tried to yell for it across the parking lot...

i heard him but ignored him

i got in the car and looked back

and i felt so bad...

i felt like i had just done something worse than murder...

and then i went to palm springs and there were so many homeless people which reminded me of the old man and made me feel even worse!!

haven't overcome it yet...

but i believe that god will give me chances to make up for it.

Answer 12

my reputation changing drastically

Answer 13

My grandma's death

I'm not really over it

I kind of just blocked it from my mind and deal with it a little bit at a time