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I'd say my proudest & happiest achievement of 2025 

Was becoming a grandad to my grandson Oliver he is amazing and a true testiment to his mother and my wife through the generations my family make me proud and happy so here is to 2026! May they be blessed with eternal happiness and good health ✨️ 


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  • January 1, 2026

Happiest moment was having children and grandchildren at a week’s family holiday without my wife who dies last year.


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My proudest and happiest achievement of 2025 is finally completing my masters degree in Teaching English as a foreign language and passing with merit, despite having to defer for an extra year whilst grieving the sudden loss of both my grandparents in the same month. I’m so proud of myself for achieving this after almost giving up.


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My happiest moment was getting together with my boyfriend (fiancé as of New Year’s Eve!) couldn’t be happier, and will continue into 2026. 


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  • January 1, 2026

My happiest moment of 2025 was storming Ashton Gate when Bristol City qualified for the Championship playoffs!


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  • January 1, 2026

My proudest and happiest moment of the year was watching my first and only son grow up right before my eyes. He turned 3 in Dec and is jus my best friend who makes me laugh so much. He’s such a little character..


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  • January 1, 2026

My proudest and happiest moment in 2025 was to have my first baby boy born.


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  • January 1, 2026

Nintendo switch comp


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My happiest achievement of 2025 was taking my children to their first music concert in our home town to see Coldplay and watching their faces light up with happiness.


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  • January 1, 2026

My happiest moment in 2025 was finally able to upgrade to a brand new phone and join ID Mobile


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My happiest moment for 2025 was starting a new hobby, adult colouring. I have joined several groups of like minded people and have found how creative I can be and share my experiences with other people. I try to do some everyday, which helps me relax and forget my troubles.

Happy new year everyone xxxx


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  • January 1, 2026

Getting a new job


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My biggest achievement was supportibg hubby, who finally beat cancer in 2025! 


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My happiest moment of the year was finally getting the opportunity to find new employment in a new industry, completely unlike anything I’ve done for the previous 15 years. This proved to myself that it’s never too late to make a change. Much like I did when it came to switching mobile networks to the incredible iDmobile, who’s incredible network coverage allowed me to readily receive calls and texts to keep me on the cutting edge of new jobs.

 

Thankyou iDmobile

its been a good year


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  • January 1, 2026

Watching and filming my grandkids Nativities with the help of my pixel 


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Happiest achievement of 2025 was getting past work's 2025 Xmas promotion, didn't think I'd make it through 😊


Honestly? The whole year felt like climbing a mountain I wasn’t sure I’d ever reach the top of – but by the end of 2025, I finally felt like I could breathe again.

For so long, depression had wrapped around me like a heavy blanket I couldn’t shake off. Losing their dad hit me harder than I ever could have imagined, and on top of being a single mum trying to keep things together for the kids, I’d cancel plans, stare at walls for hours, and even the things we used to do as a family – like baking or going to the park – just felt impossible. The turning point didn’t come in one big burst; it was tiny things at first. Like forcing myself to get up and make their breakfast even when all I wanted to do was stay in bed, or letting my oldest child hold my hand and just cry instead of pretending everything was fine.

My proudest moment was in November, when we went to that local craft fair we’d always talked about going to before he passed. We were covered in glitter, laughing at how wonky the clay pots we made were, and I realized I hadn’t felt light like that in years. It didn’t mean the hard days were gone for good – I still have moments where the fog creeps back – but I’d learned how to find my way through it now, not just for me, but for them too.

Coming out of that dark place didn’t feel like winning a race. It felt like finally recognizing my own strength, and remembering that we deserve to feel happy. That’s what made 2025 the best year of my life, even with all the bumps along the way.
 


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My proudest and happiest moment of 2025 was marrying my partner of 17 years on the beautiful island of corfu. Over the years we have faced alot of struggles with money and health and there has never been a good time to do it. The day was perfect, surrounded by all of our friends and family, an absolute dream come true ❤️ 😍 


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Proudest and happiest moment of the year was getting married in October to my beautiful wife with our little girl being the flower girl. An amazing day :)


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I failed to complete Ironman York in 2025, furthest I've gotten in 3 attempts though. Next time will be my time.

I was proud to be in the company of so many exceptional athletes. 


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Honestly? My proudest achievement is simply surviving this year. It’s been a year of struggles and my mental health has really suffered. The last half of the year I’ve been completely burned out. But I’m proud that I have recognised this and am taking steps to improve myself so I can get back to being the mum I want to be again.


My proudest moment is just making it to 2026. I could be worse but we do need to pat ourselves on the back life is precious and I need a switch 2 to get gud against my wife at Mario kart.


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After a very difficult few years from tragically loosing my sister to my partner leaving me and taking my children with her and even after spending over £4000 in legal fees got nowhere to my health deteriorating and having to stop work after 25 years.

I managed to bounce back and start my own computer repair and gadget repairs buisness from home and becoming a success. https://www.facebook.com/share/15T1D2zszyu/

My buisness page in the link above. 


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My happiest moments of 2025 unfolded in a quiet Highland glen, in and around a cottage that seemed made for gathering generations together. Mornings began with light spilling over the hills and the constant sound of water, the stream threading its way through the garden like something alive. Before long it became the children’s world. Shoes and clothes abandoned, they shrieked with laughter as cold water splashed against stones, faces and legs, completely unselfconscious, completely in the present. The sound of it — laughter echoing off the surrounding slopes, water rushing, voices overlapping — felt timeless.

 

The days moved at a different pace there. Delicious meals, walking shoes by the door, damp towels drying in the sun. Evenings in the garden drew everyone closer, the air cooling, the sky deepening in colour. Then came a moment of stillness that matched the earlier noise in intensity. Sitting outside after dark with my grandson, enjoying the balmy air, we looked up as the Milky Way revealed itself in astonishing clarity. A dense river of stars arcing overhead, vast and indifferent, yet somehow intimate when shared quietly side by side. No screens, no distractions, just wonder and a sense of scale that reset everything.

 

Those days held both exuberance and calm, noise and silence, closeness and perspective. They remain fixed in my memory because they were complete — moments of shared joy, simple beauty, and connection that need no embellishment and will not fade.


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Spending lots of time with family and going on holidays are huge achievements—especially in a busy world where that kind of time can be hard to protect. And celebrating your 40th birthday is a big milestone too 🎉