Hey Pandas, What Was Your Most Painful Experience? (Closed)

I was on my hammock and it flipped. I hit my shins on the metal pole underneath it and it gave me bone bruises.

My most painful experience was when I had a kidney infection causing it to swell, so painful I barely slept for two weeks till it was diagnosed.

I have a few but one of them would have to be when I saw my cat Ninja with (what I thought to be) a piece of rice sticking out of her mouth. I touched it to make sure that it was rice but the second i touched it she screamed at me. I mean full on screatch. When she screamed i saw that it was attached to her gums. i told my father (I would have told my mother but she was out) but he said she would be fine (I disagreed). about 20 minutes later my mother came home and saw Ninja and immediately said that she needed to go the vet ASAP. We took her to the vet and i was sooo anxious. the vet said that she would need an operation since the tooth was still attached to the gum. when I came back from school I was worried sick because i didn't know when I would see my baby. my mum came to pick me up (a rarity) and told me that ninjas tooth had gotten caught on the bars of her cage and and come out on its own. I was so relieved that she was ok and came home to see her happy as can be on my mums bed. for about 2 weeks afterwards we had to wet her dry food so that it was easier for her to eat.

Anyway Ninjas all good right now and we even have a quarantine kitten (we got her during quarantine) called Yogi who is currently sitting on top of me (I have a bunk bed and she is on the bunk bed).

I always procrastinate drawing my grandmother's face for some reason. Until one afternoon, I decided to draw my grandmother tomorrow because my drawing tool was at home, and at that time I was at my uncle's house. That night, from outside Grandma's room, I took turns with my mother to stay awake. playing the cellphone and hearing the sound of grandma's snoring, until suddenly the snoring sound suddenly disappeared. I immediately ran to the room and woke everyone up. Then my grandmother was taken to the hospital, and 2 hours later the doctor said that my grandmother had passed away. It hurts even now.

I accidentally fell off a chair when I was about 4. It hurt a LOT. I had to get stitches for it.

When I broke my leg.
We were in moab in January, it was my second time skiing ever. So obviously I was falling, a.ways into the snow banks. I hadn’t fallen hard but my skis malfunctioned and my legs twisted up. I got a spiral fracture and I was going to Hawaii like 2 weeks later so that was fun.

Having my period for almost eight months straight... I no longer have it now and I’m doing better

I have a lot. First I'll say the physical ones. So a little over a year ago I was feeding a pig and it bit my finger. I have a big scar. My dad accidentally jumped me off a blow up thing and I went flying, I broke my tailbone. This one is physical and emotional, but a few months ago I was with some friends in a gym (not an actual gym, like a school gym) and we were kicking a soccer ball around. I went to kick it and I slipped and fell on my knees and hands. Everyone started laughing, so I brushed it off and laughed with them. I cried when I got home and had huge bruises on my hands and knees for weeks.
Now emotional ones. Falling in love, because you can't fall out of love without hurting. Next being anxious and depressed and having panic attacks, I never told my parents (I'm 15). Being teased at school is always the worst, there's this one kid who always calls me stupid and idiot. I pretend not to care. Really the worst and most painful things are the things you keep to yourself. I've never told anyone about the emotional stuff, it feels good to write it down even if I still have the occasional panic attack.

Any time a family member died

Having to walk into the Potter household, only to find the woman I loved since my 1st year, murdered. I miss you Lily. Always.

Way too many to list here. The most recent? My sister's dining room table includes a large, 80 lbs oak bench. Over Thanksgiving dinner (I'm Canadian, ours is earlier), my niece and nephew were monkeying around on that bench, somehow managed to knock it over, and that bench hit my right shin and fell on my right foot. Thank God nothing broken or fractured, and thank God it hit me and didn't hurt/kill the kids (they're 5&3 years old), but I had mega bruises for weeks, and still have a long scrape down my shin and ankle. I was only able to fully put weight on that leg 2 weeks ago. To put it into perspective, my brother in law, who's a paramedic and lifts heavy things for a living, and my dad had trouble righting that bench

Last year, I had this crush on a guy, it then we went into quarantine. I thought about him every day. Eventually I realized I didn’t actually like him like that, and now we are just friends

I've had a lot. Bullying, self harm, death in the family. But the worst three are, my niece was stillborn at 41 weeks. Watching my sister go through that was the worst feeling as I couldn't help.
My husband upped and left suddenly after 18 years together. Mostly because I didn't do much around the house, I have rheumatoid arthritis so find certain things difficult. After 6 months we reconciled. 2 weeks ago I found out he was trying to reconnect with a woman he met on tinder during our separation. I ended our relationship. My heart isn't coping.
Lastly my cat had a massive heart attack in front of me and died in my arms. He was only 5 and my emotional support.