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To ask which one sentence changed your life?

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broccoliicecream · 19/10/2017 21:30

I’ll start.

‘My god girl- You’re pregnant.’

Said by a Dr to a 14 year old me.

OP posts:
Marcipex · 21/10/2017 12:52

Oh Frenchie, you couldn't have changed the outcome.

Feilin · 21/10/2017 12:53

“ why are we still here? We have to be fucking mad” colleague of 15 years to me.

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 21/10/2017 12:55

Fetal heart deceleration we need to get baby out NOW,! As team stood over me arguing and mw grabbing my stuff as they all broke into a run down the corridor.

crispwhites · 21/10/2017 12:59

Flowers to you all. These are heartbreaking !

BikeRunSki · 21/10/2017 13:19

Lipstick i’ve heard the first hand of that sentence. The anasethic took hold before the end. What was your outcome?

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 21/10/2017 13:24

Thank you, for asking.Fortunately I had a live birth.Tiny 4lb baby after a crash cs

Barkybarkynutnut · 21/10/2017 13:57

God some of these are heart breaking. Mine are......
I m bored of family life. ( my then husband 1 week before i found out he was having an affair)
I ve never been in love with you. (I was pregnant with our third child when my ex said this)
You re just not like your sister. (My mum explaining why she found it so hard to love me)
Its a boy!
Its a girl!
Its a girl!

BikeRunSki · 21/10/2017 14:21

Me too Lipstick she was 6 this week.

PizzaPower · 21/10/2017 14:27

“I’m sorry Mr X, but your cancer has returned and the only treatment we can offer is palliative.”
Said by my Oncologist 8 months ago, still just about hanging on in.

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 21/10/2017 14:32

Some very sobering life changing statements on this thread. Just want to acknowledge them.

crispinquent · 21/10/2017 16:39

We're moving to uk (said by me and husband to my family two years ago). Mother did not take it well nor has she forgiven

Doramaybe · 21/10/2017 23:39

Love you lots like jelly tots.

To auntie Dora. ASD who was not expected to talk at all. Jesus if you saw him now. He is brilliant. Just goes to show.

BikeRunSki · 22/10/2017 07:50

“Is the baby a girl?” (This is what my mouth said; my brain was thinking “did the baby survive?”) - as I can round from a crash section under GA.

(She did, she is the 6 yo mentioned above).

Juanbablo · 22/10/2017 08:01

"It's positive. You're pregnant." A nurse said to me at age 19.

Scaredycat2016 · 22/10/2017 08:36

"I'd love for her to come and live with you" said by the lady who gave me the horse who changed my life. This lead to me having friends who gave me the confidence to get rid of my abusive partner. Which lead to me going to the Dr (finally) about my lack of periods and fertility..... I was promptly told (at 30) that "we won't investigate as you're not actively trying but it's u likely you'll have children naturally, it's OK uou can have if on the NHS until you're 37.") 3 months later I fell Pregnant by complete and utter fluke and spent 9 months in total denial that it was really happening..... It was and my dd is now 11 weeks old :)

Flowers to everyone

punter · 22/10/2017 09:12

My dad when I answered the phone - can I speak to DH? - to tell us that my brother had been killed in a car crash aged 19. I had just had our first baby after emergency cs, he had visited me in hospital 4 days before. The family has never been the same.

OneOfTheGrundys · 22/10/2017 09:16

"Do you think his behaviour is normal?"
I realised the answer was no before I'd even opened my mouth but that was the point that I first contemplated what that answer could mean.

PollyHasAKettle · 22/10/2017 09:21

The family has never been the same

This really is just to acknowledge you heartbreak.

Lanaa · 22/10/2017 09:25

@DancingOnMyOwn Flowers

DancingOnMyOwn · 22/10/2017 13:39

@Lanaa thank you Smile It was 12 years ago now but I'll never forget those words.

I understand what she meant but surely there is a better way to phrase it, especially to a 13 year old.

Flowers for everyone on this thread, so many heartbreaking stories

orangeisnothenewblack · 22/10/2017 13:47

There’s been an accident

derxa · 22/10/2017 14:35

So many
'Your brother's in hospital. He's in intensive care' He died a week later at 32.
'You've got breast cancer.'
'There's absolutely nothing wrong with you'. After a cancer scare.
'It's a boy' Twice.
'I want us to grow old together' DH after I had BC diagnosis
Flowers to all

allegretto · 22/10/2017 14:42

Some of these are so heartbreaking...Flowers

Mine was said by a colleague of DH's: "Congratulations to DH on getting the job of Head of xxx!" It was a six year post which meant that we couldn't leave the country before DS1 started school (as we had been planning and I had been longing to do). I had no idea he had even applied, but it made me realize just how much he prioritized his own career and that he didn't see us as a team at all! Sorry for sounding bitter!

user1497997754 · 22/10/2017 19:17

Will you marry me.....on 4th marriage .....should have learnt to say no by now....

LipstickHandbagCoffee · 22/10/2017 19:33

Is that you Angelina?

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