Most terrifying moment in your life so far?

What has been the most terrifying moment in your life so far?

When I thought I'd lose my dad to an illness

Man this threads going to get very dark


I was like 100% sure I had cancer after finding a lump but the doctor reassured it was nothing to worry about.

When I was really young and small, a dog so much bigger than me started chasing me. I've always had that memory stuck with me, I was so scared when it happened. I've had a fear of dogs ever since then lol

There's been loads more than that but yeah

I really can't think of one, there's been times though when I have been thinking about others dying/having accidents.

I guess when sisters/cousins (when little) have suddenly gone missing and I feel deathly sick looking for them.

Seeing your avatar.

when i almost lost someone v close to me back in january last year
to be fair even at the moment theres a big fear of losing him
but no when he was literally close to tipping point was v terrifying

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Originally Posted by Kellie

When I thought I'd lose my dad to an illness

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Same with me. I remember going into my mum's office to practice the piano and she had an email up on her screen. I caught a glimpse of my name on it so I sat down to read it (literally the only time I've ever invaded her privacy like that as well) and it basically said they suspected him of having early stages of dementia or Parkinson's but they weren't sure which. Because I read an email I wasn't supposed to have read, I couldn't tell anyone and I basically stopped eating and sleeping for about 2 weeks before I finally broke down and told my mum I knew.
I remember coming on Habbo and telling @Intersocial; and him just not taking me seriously as well. Which is fair enough because most of the time I joke about everything but that evening was so ******.

Not your fault at all hayden, i wouldn't have taken you seriously at first if it had been the other way round xx

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Originally Posted by Kellie

When I thought I'd lose my dad to an illness

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Same with me,

My dad has a heart condition and rarely has an heart attack, I was so scared when he had the first one, he was just randomly sweating and I had to dial 999, I really thought he was dying, and so did he. He's had like 4 stents in his heart to stop them, he hasn't had one in about 2 years but still has niggly pains but has this spray to combat them, but gives him a headache, I feel so sorry for him but I can't really do anything which makes me feel so bad :(

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Originally Posted by Empired

Same with me. I remember going into my mum's office to practice the piano and she had an email up on her screen. I caught a glimpse of my name on it so I sat down to read it (literally the only time I've ever invaded her privacy like that as well) and it basically said they suspected him of having early stages of dementia or Parkinson's but they weren't sure which. Because I read an email I wasn't supposed to have read, I couldn't tell anyone and I basically stopped eating and sleeping for about 2 weeks before I finally broke down and told my mum I knew.
I remember coming on Habbo and telling @Intersocial; and him just not taking me seriously as well. Which is fair enough because most of the time I joke about everything but that evening was so ******.

Not your fault at all hayden, i wouldn't have taken you seriously at first if it had been the other way round xx

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Originally Posted by Meerkat.

Same with me,

My dad has a heart condition and rarely has an heart attack, I was so scared when he had the first one, he was just randomly sweating and I had to dial 999, I really thought he was dying, and so did he. He's had like 4 stents in his heart to stop them, he hasn't had one in about 2 years but still has niggly pains but has this spray to combat them, but gives him a headache, I feel so sorry for him but I can't really do anything which makes me feel so bad :(

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Aww guys I'm sorry to hear about both your stories :(. It's very upsetting and such an awful thing to experience. My dad had cancer so I didn't really know how it would turn out. Luckily he beat it though and all is well! I shouldn't have really said illness although of course he got very ill. But it's more of a disease I guess