Hey Pandas, Tell Us About Something You’re Proud Of (Closed)

I'm proud of staying alive.

i drank wild turkey 101 everyday for over 25 years
i have been sober for over 2 years now.

I am proud of my father. When he lost his leg below his knee he stayed strong. Now years later, he is dying with congested heart failure and cancer. Dad is strong and comfort others. He will always be my hero.

I guess I'm just proud of who I've become and all the things I achieved and went through to get here.

Proud of coming out from my shell, i used to be very shy (I still am), but I made a lot of progress.

I had a high school counselor that told me I wouldn’t make it through nursing school because of my grades. I listened to him and didn’t go to college. A few years later I went to a local community college, met with a counselor and told her about my desire to become a nurse and my experience was with the high school counselor. She said he’s right, you’ll never make it. Again, didn’t go to college. A few more years pass. I get a little wiser and wonder who these people are to think I’ll never make it though college to become a registered nurse. I meet with a third counselor. I tell her the stories of how I was told I would never make. She looked me square in the eye and said “you’ll make a great nurse”. I entered the nursing program, excelled and tutored other students and became a registered nurse. The day I graduated, I called that high school counselor, 15 years later, and told him never, ever tell another high school kid they can’t reach their dream. I’m proud of becoming a registered nurse. Never, ever let someone tell you that you can’t achieve your dream.

I am proud of my children.

I don't have much to be proud of in my life right now but I am mighty proud of my handwriting. People say it looks old fashioned and is beautiful.

I’m proud of my two Ivy League kids raised by a divorced single parent school teacher. Beat the odds. At times they were the only public school students in the room.

I am proud of my mom. And, i am proud of my ability to cope with changes. I might be little messed up in the first phase, but i adapt fast.

Of trying to, and I hope achieving, be a better person. Less judgemental, less critical, more open minded, more willing to learn about people who's lives are different to mine. Trying to be more patient with myself and others. I've been most successful with not caring too much about what other people think of me - that's their business, not mine.

I’m really proud that I’ve been picked out of hundreds and thousands of people in my school to preform a musical!
It’s been 3 years and I still rub it in my friends nose, who auditioned and failed 😃 I’m such a good friend

I got my second graduate degree at age 65, with a 4.0 (straight A) GPA, while going through utter hell in my personal life the entire time.

On a shoestring budget, I won the World Championship for practical human-powered vehicles, while demonstrating how to radically reduce the number of parts needed for excellent suspension. Also, I am managing to read this super-low-contrast input box.

I was playing Mario Kart 8, on the Big Blue map, and my dad was ahead of me, in first place. I hit a power up, got a blue shell, and launched it. It hits him just as he touches the finish line, and I zip in front of him, and win.

I’m proud that even though I live alone - I am not lonely. Over the past year + , I’ve learned to enjoy my own company. I pushed myself to get out of my own way, and did more with my creativity than ever before.

I was able to get to a highly educated middle school and still graduate top of grade

finally finishing my 1970s go kart

I'm Proud Of The Fact I Got A Tiny Piece Of Metal Stuck In My Right Cornea And Didn't Suffer Permanent Eye Damage!

I've never been caught....