The Worst Thing I Will Never Forget Essay

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The Worst Thing I Would Never Forget Two years ago, there was something that happened to my family. And I will never forget it. I thought that it would never happen again, I couldn’t believe it I wish this was a dream that I could wake up from. I wish we could all take it back. It’s something that will never be forgotten. My junior year in high school; everything was going good until I found out that my mom was sick and needed surgery. In my head, I was scared because I never would have thought my mom needed surgery, and this was her first time. I asked my mom, “Is it something really bad?” My mom’s response was, “They found a cyst in me, and they told me I have to get surgery ASAP”. That made me upset and scared. My mom had to do some check-ups before the surgery, I always went with her. There was this time when we had to …show more content…
Two minutes later, my uncle and aunt picked me up. They had my little brother and sister with them, and my aunt was going to tell me what happened, but I told her my grandma had already told me. I asked my aunt,”How did this happened, is she by herself?” My aunt respond “She was in pain and she was trying to go to the restroom, and she was bleeding and felt something hanging right there. She called grandma told her to call her boyfriend from work and tell him to take you to the hospital”. So my mom’s boyfriend left work to take my mom to Silverton hospital. When they picked me up from school we went straight to the hospital. When I got to the hospital, I saw my whole family there. I went to the room she was in.and I saw her crying. I was trying not to cry, but I couldn’t help it. A few minutes later, the doctor that did the surgery came into the room and told me that they were going to take out the baby in three minutes. When he was in the room with us, I just wanted to cuss him out so

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