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Question What Is Your Biggest Fear?
- Thread starter Ozzy47
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TLDR: What Is Your Biggest Fear?
The forum thread revolves around users sharing their personal fears. Common themes include the fear of losing loved ones, with specific mentions of parents, children, and spouses. Health-related fears are also prominent, including concerns over COVID-19, potential future surgeries like heart surgery, and catastrophic events like shark attacks. Several users express anxiety about coping with the death of close family members and the emotional aftermath of such events. The thread highlights a shared sense of vulnerability regarding personal loss and health crises among the participants.
I fear losing my mum and how I'll deal afterwards - it's hopefully a long way off but it's always a worry with her health.
It's scary how difficult it will be to try and move on after becoming a young carer
It's scary how difficult it will be to try and move on after becoming a young carer
You're an inspiration @PandorasWitness to be such a young carer for your mum.
Losing my mum
