AIBU to ask what is the thing you've done in 2016 that's made you proudest?

[Saggingninja]

For me - despite being diagnosed with Cronh's disease, I carried on doing yoga classes all year. Now I'm looser, more relaxed, and a nagging shoulder pain from a 20 year car accident has gone.

What are you proudest of? It can be big, small or miniscule.

I did six 10k races before my son's first birthday. I only started running about a year before I got pregnant and stopped almost completely when I was pregnant, so I was incredibly proud of myself for getting back out there.

2016 has been a massive year of change for me but in all honesty the thing I'm proudest of personally (rather than vicarious pride through my kids) is getting on top of training my dog properly. It took several different behaviourists to find the right fit but I stuck with her advice even though it was a lot of work and now have a much happier pooch and less stress.

I got a new job; one I really wanted.

I got married; I tackled my debt head-on by setting up a plan with Step Change; I finished my HNC after two years of evening classes; I started a part time degree and I got a promotion at work. It has been a busy year in the Amused household!

Getting fit and losing 4 stone after years of being hugely overweight and very unfit - and doing it by myself with no slimmers classes or exercise groups.

Next year the challenge is keeping it off! Oh, and doing the Hadrian's Wall coast to coast walk in 5 days!

I got a new job. I've been self employed for a few years post redundancy but I was really struggling. So I took the plunge with a new post - something I've not done before - and got my first official report last week, they said I was 'outstanding.' So I'm proud of myself for not being too proud to try something new (though I'm still fed up that self employment didn't go so well).

Voted remain. And campaigned.

I had my baby boy and got quite bad post natal anxiety and I'm overcoming it. Not many people know but I am oddly proud of how far I have come when I look back at how bad I was!

Learned to drive finally and passed my test.

Ummmm, not a lot really - same as most other years. Im not much of an achiever to be honest! Managed not to just walk straight out of my job?!

Had my ds

Got a distinction on an Open University course, my first exam in over 20 years.

Marathon and new job for me.

Lost 5 stone and went vegan

Had my DS :)

Passed my driving test

Finished the first year of my college course with 100% Distinctions :)

Wow, there are some brilliant achievements on here! I've had a bit of a shit year, I suppose the best I can say is that I'm still working and have avoided having to take sick leave.

That is, all my grades were distinctions; we don't get %age grades

Sold a sheep for £1400 Got my Quality meat Scotland accreditation

Had my son, had classes achieve excellent results in the summer and have accepted my changed and amazing body. I weirdly have lost a lot of my body issues since having him and have embraced my stretch marks and jiggly tummy. Might sound weird but as someone who hated themself that's a massive deal!

Ran a half marathon in less than 2:30. I'd been injured 3 years ago and hadn't run since so got there from 0 in January. It's also really improved my mental health. I now just need to clear this bastarding cold to get back out!

That's one pricey sheep.

Voted Leave in the Referendum

That's one pricey sheep. Well I almost bought one for £7000 but sense prevailed.