Describe the day your life changed forever?

Question:When GOD came into my life.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: When GOD came into my life.

I was a very extroverted child. I changed school when I was 11 years old and since then I became a complete introvert. I am extremely shy and probably socio-phobic by now. I am 20 years old. Obviously this change took place over the years, but I can't stop thinking about the link between that event and the complete 360 degree change in my personality.

I was making cornbread for breakfast and had a stroke.

child abuse changes everything

the day a marine recruiter came up to me during a shooting competition

The day my 16 yr old daughter died in a car accident. Nothing is the same anymore.

As small as it may seem..it has to be the day i quit smoking. days later i am feeling like a new person. I had to slap myself in the face and say out loud "what are you doing to yourself..do you know know this can kill you if you do not quit" i can say it changed my life (forever) for the best.

I think it was the day after I gave birth to my 1st child. That was the day I had to give her up for adoption. I still get to see her and I've 2 more kids since, but it's just something that stays with you and changes your perspective on things.

There have been many epiphany's. The earliest I recall is as a very young child [3 or 4]. My father put me in his lap in the car and had me steer around the parking lot. I was completely non-plussed by the fact that the car was under the control of the driver.

The public transportation in the city where we lived ran on tracks and over-head cable. I guess I just figured cars did the same. When I realized how much control was actually in the hands of my father and therefore all others driving cars, I was simply appalled.

My perceptions changed from that point on.

The day after my twin sister died.

We were 15 years, three months, and 23 days old.
And then I was a day older.

The day i called the young woman who's pizza i delivered. I recall going back the the pizza shop and thinking, ' What do you mean, 'call her' ?', I thought to myself.
Well, I did. And that was after I had only seen her for less than 10 seconds. It was an extremely fast transaction, but I decided to call her. The first time I ever called Any customer, but I did.
I dated her for 2 weeks, but that event started the ball rolling for who what where when why's to follow. If that's what you mean.
When i was four I was victimized by an Uncle. Any of you out there who want to deny abuse can do anything to hurt a "stable person...it couldn't change me", it's like one of those, 'Well, duh!!'s', that's not the point, it usually is the years of it being the festering-'I can't put my finger on it' reason for withdrawn traits that makes it VERY VERY real!! Ask any victim in the middle of it, and they won't know what in the heck you are talking about, and as soon as they discover what really happened to make their life change so horribly, well then-you victim haters, we decide we need to change too!, That's the ' Well, duhh!!' factor.
Questioner, I wouldn't be surprised if you changed schools because of something very very bad that happened to affect you, either directly or indirectly. You are 20 years old and if you don't want to confront that issue now then it is very natural. You are a young adult who finally gets to make adult choices. Who wants to tackle old wounds? Nobody, but until you do, you might be putting off the ,'Well duh!!' factor.
I just made up that 'well duh!!' thing, but it took years to finally get there. I freely give this term to any and everyone who faces ridicule from those around them who think that your going through the s4it is some sort of a drama you are putting on for attention. Just say, " Well Duhh!!!!! and I'll see your sorry asz later, jerk", but take it from me- it's all worth it, the therapy, the ridicule, all of it! That's when the victim can finally say, " I'm better, and yes I've changed, but not because I blocked it out. I changed because I faced it!"
And this will be another time in your life you've changed forever. You will be called a survivor at that point.
There are many lives in many people. And many lifetimes in one life.

the day i was born.

Oh that would have been the day I was diagnosed as a diabetic. Nearly changed everything in my life.

My life is always changing, changing for the good.

The sunlight struck little glints of brightness
in her hair, and the wandering life was suddenly
a lot less attractive.

The day my oldest daughter died.

my life changed forever the night my husband died, as much as i think it will be ok, im only fooling myself, it never will be the same again.

The day I accepted that I'm a bisexual and I am in love with a guy, who also happens to be one of my respected teachers.
I knew it's wrong....but after that day, I changed, my thoughts changed and the way I looked at the world changed!
That day I found out who I was and what I actually want...
I used to believe that I'm a strict person., who can never fall in love...at least not in the school years...
But after that day I realized that love can happen to anyone with anybody...no age, no gender.
I might get thumbs down, but that ain't gonna change the fact about me. I know who I am and it's normal.
So, that was the day when I changed.
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The day my oldest daughter started dating I was no longer Daddy I became Dad ?plus I found nerves I never knew I had

The Day My First Son Was Born; I Was Then A Daddy & Had To Be Responsible...!!

The day my life changed forever was July 11, 1965. I was at home spending the night on the patio with my girlfriend. She got up to go to the bathroom and closed the sliding glass door all the way. I jumped up to get the television thinking the door was open. I was a Christian Scientist at the time, but when I felt the blood pouring out of my leg, all I wanted was a doctor. I stopped my faith in healing through prayer that day.

I was scared at 18 for the rest of my life. I never wore shorts again. I died twice (my heart stopped and I was brought back). I haven't had a fear of death since then.

A guy that I had met a month before, at a graduation party came to see me. We dated for awhile, but I was too immature for him. 32 years later we got married and are living happily ever after.

Pretty much every day of my life.....something changed my life in some little way every day.