Personal Narrative Essay: The Tiest Moment Of My Life

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You never know when something traumatic will happen to you like taking for a last breath, getting injured or slowly dying anything could happen in the blink of an eye. No one ever knows when something bad or good is about to happen to them. People fear a lot in life but i think the most thing people fear is death. No one want to think about it but it gives you a open eye on your life. Anyone one could die at any given moment no matter if your old or young. Sometimes that is the last thing on people 's minds everybody is different. One of the scariest moments of my life was getting into a car accident. It just happened out of nowhere and it was terrifying it was any ordinary day my sister and I were going to a restaurant to go get food and …show more content…

I had nothing to say I was in complete shock car wrecks being my worst fear I thought I would be crying and freaking out but, I had no emotion. Come to find out that some lady came speeding not paying attention or realizing we 're in front of here and crashes into us. She was just as scared as we were. I thought I was going to die my mind was thinking a thousand thoughts and my heart was racing like it was about to pound out of my …show more content…

I had a family that loved me, I was healthy and also happy. I was so thankful that I did not get injured in the accident or even worse die I feel like I got a second chance at life and it was telling me to live in the moment look at all of the positives you have in your life. When I look about life know I have a more positive image of it when you 're feeling down or mad just look at the positives and think about something food in your life. That 's how you live longer that 's how you make more memories and great stories to tell. I did not ever think about me getting in a crash accident that day it was just a regular day to me. Of course the accident scared me and I will never forget about it I never want to relive something like that again. But it was also a benefit to me it changed me in a good way long term. I know that life is short and you never know when something is going to happen to you or someone you care about. I learned to live my life to the fullest and do not take anything for granted people never realize that someone has it worse than they do. Something so bad can always impact you in a negative way but also help you in a better way something so little can be so eye

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