how to write about an event that changed your life

Your ability to talk about this Cue Card would enable you to talk about the following Cue Cards as well: This event changed my life for something better and greater. That all happened because of the event when I was 12. Over the period, my father and I repaid his money but what he did was beyond repayable.īecause of him, I am a doctor now. We tried to protest by all means but he was determined to help. This neighbour who became our family friend raised his benevolent support and sold one of his properties to support my education. He had not been able to manage the large amount needed for me to get admitted in this Medical College. He often helped me with my studies and taught me many valuable and moral aspects of life.Īfter I passed A level exam, I was accepted by a prestigious Medical College of our country and my father tried to manage a bank loan to support my educational expenses. He became a friend, guardian and teacher to me. This person became very grateful to us and also became a family friend. The consulting doctor also mentioned that something bad could have happened if we have waited a bit longer to take him to the hospital. The doctor went through the medical treatment and tests and thanked us for being so prompt. I called my parents and one of my cousins and we took him to the hospital promptly. I ran to his house and when I noticed him lying on the ground, I shouted for help. In fact, the person got a heart attack and I was only 12 years old at that time to understand that clearly. I was passing the neighbour’s house and I heard a noise that sounded more like a scream. One such important event in my life was helping a neighbour when he got ill severely all of a sudden. Yet there are some major and significant events that change our path dramatically. What we do now shapes our future and every event has its importance and consequence in our life. In our lives, we learn everyday knowingly or unknowingly. Besides, it also has made me more responsible and confident about my life and future while having the love of my life by my side to share the good times and the bad times together.

Obviously, my parents didn’t want me to stay along all these times all by myself in some foreign country, and hence the need to marry me off in such haste.Īnyway, this wedding event has certainly changed my life for better, mainly because it has provided me with a greater purpose in life which I was missing up and until that grand event. Anyway, this marriage wasn’t exactly supposed to take place in such hurry, but things changed when I was offered a great job at a multi-national company, and for that, I would need to live in Europe for at least one year. The wedding couldn’t be as low-key as it was without going to some city halls, courthouse or any other wedding venues. I was about 28 years old back then and wearing just a regular wedding dress (not a very expensive and fancy one). So, anyway, we picked out the flowers and our wedding dresses, called a minister, and crammed about 30 people onto some cheap folding chairs in our dining room. But, instead of June, we had to say “I do” in April (I will tell you why in a minute). In March, we decided that we were going to do it in June with a small ceremony at my parents' house.

Razia and I got married in a hurry - as much of a hurry as a couple who have been in love with each other for more than 5 years. Today, I would like to talk about that event as to how it changed my life. I guess that there have been a very few events in my life that have impacted me as deeply and changed my life for better as the grand event of my wedding that took place about a few years ago.

How to write about an event that changed your life