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Saddest thing that you ever saw?
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NJjuice22
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1. the saddest tihng i saw was my grandpa's expression calling 911 after we found his brother (my great uncle) dead.
2.also i saw a biker crash and die right infront of us. puddle of blood coming from his head..i didnt know him but i cried after seeing it. it was sad to see a young man die right there.
2.also i saw a biker crash and die right infront of us. puddle of blood coming from his head..i didnt know him but i cried after seeing it. it was sad to see a young man die right there.
Sassy69
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I thought of a few things, but the word wasn't "sad" - but similar -
e.g. a friend of mine detoxing off a lorcet addiction sitting in my shower shaking & sweating uncontrollably for hours at a time. He ran out of his "stash" of lorcets which started as a painkiller script for a shattered wrist, but it morphed into an addiction while he also looked at lorcets, x, GHB, etc as party drugs. He didnt' detox by choice. But his family woudln't take him back becaues he's already a well-established liar & alcoholic. He also is divorced from a vindictive bitch who married him for a green card & wanted to abort their baby because she didnt' want it. She now has custody of this adorable 3 yr old girl (at the time). "Sad" isnt' the word I'd use there - more like "tragic' and "pathetic".
e.g. a friend of mine detoxing off a lorcet addiction sitting in my shower shaking & sweating uncontrollably for hours at a time. He ran out of his "stash" of lorcets which started as a painkiller script for a shattered wrist, but it morphed into an addiction while he also looked at lorcets, x, GHB, etc as party drugs. He didnt' detox by choice. But his family woudln't take him back becaues he's already a well-established liar & alcoholic. He also is divorced from a vindictive bitch who married him for a green card & wanted to abort their baby because she didnt' want it. She now has custody of this adorable 3 yr old girl (at the time). "Sad" isnt' the word I'd use there - more like "tragic' and "pathetic".
PrittyKitty
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There are a couple for me...
1. Watching my grandmother scream and cry when they wheeled my Grandfathers casket into the funeral parlor for his wake. She screamed, jumped up outta her chair and hung onto the casket like she was trying to take it away.
2. Seeing a picture of my dead nephew that was still born @ 8 months. They waited to long to take the picture so he was already cold and blue. She gave it to us to try and photoshop it and make him look more "pink." Toughest thing to do.
1. Watching my grandmother scream and cry when they wheeled my Grandfathers casket into the funeral parlor for his wake. She screamed, jumped up outta her chair and hung onto the casket like she was trying to take it away.
2. Seeing a picture of my dead nephew that was still born @ 8 months. They waited to long to take the picture so he was already cold and blue. She gave it to us to try and photoshop it and make him look more "pink." Toughest thing to do.
Sassy69
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Probably one of the worst was when I was home for summer break in college (from out of state) and my grandmother's liver had started to fail. I guess normally they regenerate but she had had scarlet fever or something as a child, but anyway, iit didn't. So she was in the local nursing home and she had essentially stopped eating because her body coudlnt' process anything except pickles (really!). So here she is - a solid woman with her mind still intact at age 85 but she's wasting away. And I had to say goodbye before I went back to school - knowing it was just a matter of time. Gawd that was horrid. I had no idea what to say.
When she did finally pass, my grandfather had a heart attack within a month probably just from feeling like he needed to be with her after 60+ yrs of marriage. And I was away at school knowing all this was coming.
When she did finally pass, my grandfather had a heart attack within a month probably just from feeling like he needed to be with her after 60+ yrs of marriage. And I was away at school knowing all this was coming.
big_bad_buff
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My moms dog ( a pocket beagle ) that she has had for almost 9 years was diagnosed with cancer last week, she is a part of our family, she has her own personality, she greets everyone in the family differently, but we have like a bond together, she always sat by me, always ran to me when she was scared, anyways, the saddest thing ever is seeing her sick, skinning and dying, too drained to move around and even eat. Knowing that we have to put the best dog we’ve ever owned to sleep kills me, by far the saddest thing I’ve ever seen.
