What's the hardest decision you've ever had to make?

[pinkoveralls]

Do you regret it or not?

For me,
I was married to the man I thought was the love of my life, he was my everything, my only friend and family around, and we were expecting our first baby.

I was in early labour when I went on his phone, with his permission, and found images of child sexual abuse. I confronted him, he admitted to it.
I called the police on him, no other solution obviously.
The decision was necessary but the shock of finding everything out and knowing I had pressed the nuke button on our lives as I knew it and the hopes of my child ever having a normal childhood was the hardest thing I'd ever had to do.

Signing DH's DNAR. I knew it was necessary but it was incredibly hard, as was telling each person that came into the house to help with his care.

I'm so sorry to hear

My first divorce. He didn't want kids. I did. No compromise with that

Like @bloodywhitecat, it was decisions to do with my first DH's end of life care.