What events in your life have taught you important lessons?

When I was in my teens my brother and father died of cancer. I said that "I love you" for several months, but my family has never said this before. Then when my age was 22, my mother died of cancer. We are not doing so because the rest of our children are not taught to say "I love you."

Even when I have my daughter, even when it is a weekend, I will tell her to say "I love you" every time I hang up and off the phone. She is going to go to college now, I miss her very much, we continue to say "I love you."

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Sometimes several things happen in your life, it will be unforgettable memories for you, and teaching such lessons to you will be one of the basic principles of your life. When I was with my grandmother, the events I experienced taught me precious lessons She went to the hospital to manipulate her eyes. On Wednesday morning, everyone had to go to work and go to school. Since I did not have classes that day, I went to the hospital with my grandmother. An uncle came around 8 o'clock in the morning and took me to the hospital. About 20 minutes later, we went to the hospital. My uncle left the hospital after checking in for my grandmother.

She continued and said: "The most important thing is that you need to learn the lesson, you need to put it in your head to do this. I think that it is the only thing you can find ... I think you will deceive yourself to reach other conclusions.

The ruthless parade also taught important lessons. "In addition to spending money, we recommend investing in your life," he told another youth group. "Everyone can get exactly the same number of seconds, minutes, hours as others, the difference is the redemption method .... You can not calculate the number of days, but you can calculate the number of days. It is not the same as a good time. How is the idea of ​​his own death? Until his decades of service, Graham did not seem to be too concerned about this issue.First of all he had a consistent external concern This outward trend has contributed to the prolonged sunny personality, especially in the public place, "he says to Larry King," There is not much sad day. "