What's your worst childhood memory?
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Death of my mother when I was 10.  She was killed by a drunk driver.
870307
Being given a giant (probably not so big with hindsight!) bugs bunny that had a pull string that made him say 'what's up doc' I was terrified! I was about 3 I think.
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Because they had very bad memories of their early childhood. Their mind is blocking them from remembering from their early childhood.
646941
when i was little me and a friend dropped my father's bowling ball from atop a ladder and broke my mother's favorite marble table. i blamed it on my sisters and brother and they got a whipping because of it. i feel bad now but back then it was like even steven.
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Laying in the crib with my twin sister.  I was probably 2 years old but limited or no vocabulary.  I remember waking up - I may have had a nightmare - seeing her laying there next to me and having a great sense of contentedness.\n\nAlso when I was two, I remember getting stung by a bee and having my mom care for me.  She placed me in front of the television to watch Jetsons and waited on me with some tasty snacks.  I remember liking having her baby me.
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I know most people would have a really good memory... But there is a reason that this is the last thing I can remember. I think I was about 5-6 years old, I was at Old Orchard Beach in Maine, with my family for our annual summer trip there, and me and my cousin were on the ferris wheel, well don't ask me just quite how this happened, but I guess I was leaning over as the operator was lifting the bar up and over our heads, well as I was leaning over and waving to my dad with a huge smile on my face, I leaned a little too far. We were still about 2 feet up in the air, and just like that, I got tipped out of the ferris wheel seat. I was a little banged up to begin with, but to add onto that, I had split my head not only on one of the wires, but also on a few pieces of metal beside the wire. All I can really remember after that was my older sister Michelle, was coming towards me with Fried Dough she had bought for me, and she just looked at me in total awe, (while me not know what the hell was going on) , and just dropped her food and ran towards me. My dad was the first one who actually helped me up, while the operator just sat there in shock!  After that I don't really remember much. But when I ask my dad now, he told me when he went to go help me up, he put his arm under my legs then placed his hand on my head to steady me, then looked at his hand and at the same time, the both of us saw blood, and I mean not just a little blood, then i passed out. The next thing I remember was being in the ER and the doctor telling me to count backwards from 100... my dad said I barely even got to ninety-nine, and I was out. Well to end my mumbling on and on about this, I had 12 stitches put in my head, and the rest of my vacation I spent in the room, with my dad, while everyone else (my mother, 2 sisters, aunts, uncles, and cousins) went lounging on the beach.\n\nNo, to this day I refuse to go on a ferris wheel.
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i was 7. cause mama saide that the nintendo in the closet was for grandaddy. i wasnt that stupid
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best-first one with each of my kids worst-when my brother moved out of state and when my mom in law passed away and wasn't with us for turkey day
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Yes, I was 7 years old. Nasty!
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MY EARLIEST MEMORY IS WHEN I WAS ABOUT THREE YEARS OLD
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The worst would have to be not starting a business when I was younger.
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i teach pre k in a Christian school. i had invited the other classes to come over to my room for something and when it was over i leaned over to pick up a pile of carpet squares. in front of a parent volunteer and 2 other teachers and about 30 4 and 5 year olds my pants ripped up the seam - i mean, the whole thing. i guess they were just washed one too many times. the worst part is i had on bright red thong underwear. \n\noen of my proudest moments there....i wanted to just crawl in a whole and hide. \n\nand then, i had to stand up and walk backwards across the room and figure out a way to get a change of clothes! \n\nit was a nightmare!
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You probably had a traumatic experience with one when you were too young to remember it.
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GRandmas Boy was terrible
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yea...i remember my now exboyfriend laying on a bed and me and my friends made him get naked so we could make sure he wasn't "sick". then, it switched and i was on the bed naked while they drew all over me with permanent markers....that was quite the story for mom to hear from a 5 year old.
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i was sad and glad at the same time cause of the memory it brought back. we lived in 2 places, i bug my mom to cook me something for my 18th birthday, so she need to see me in the city and leave my dad with my 2 younger brothers in the farm. she arrive safe in the city carrying my request noodles and sweet rice.\n\nthat night, my dad and brothers encountered the worst nightmare of their lives. some thieves are stealing our cows, they spray bullets through the whole house and almost kill my dad, he was bleeding though and my brothers run like hell.  \n\nif i didn't bug my mom to cook me those special foods, she probably dead by now. she is still alive thank god and just gotten married for the second time on monday.
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1998 was the worst "situation," though it admittedly lasted a bit longer than most situations.  My parents divorced and my mom and little sister moved six hours away; I stayed (with my dad) even though I didn't want to.  My older sister and brother were living together when he killed himself (two weeks before I started high school) and my sister had to leave, so she moved to Canada and I didn't see her for seventeen months.  My dad turned into an alcoholic so I very seldomly saw him.  My other brother was in Italy without a phone, so I couldn't reach him.  And I had absolutely no friends - not an exaggeration - because it had been my first year of public school at the time (8th grade) and I was considered a total loser.\n\nI really have never in my life felt more alone.\n\nThankfully, that is very much in the past. =)