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A teenager's heartbreaking essay has gone viral, leaving TikTok users sobbing.

At age 18 Ryan Harmann wrote a gut-wrenching piece after losing her mother to cancer. Harmann shared the beautiful piece on her TikTok this week, saying it "made her English professor cry." Well, now we're all crying.

The TikTok video has been viewed almost seven million times and racked up more than one million likes, despite just being screenshots of the essay. We've transcribed them all here for easier reading.

It was May of 2022, when my life was supposed to be at its peak, until one day it wasn't. I had high school graduation and senior week at the beach with my graduating class. I was starting my adulthood and my college career and I couldn't have been happier. In January of 2021, my mom got diagnosed with Sarcoma Cancer and had to undergo chemotherapy and radiation treatments. From the day she was diagnosed, she lost a different part of her life everyday. She was strong, resilient, loving, caring and most of all the best mom anyone could ask for. She never asked the doctors for a time expectancy, she wanted to live the best she could with her three children and her husband. My mom had a goal from the start, to watch me go to my senior prom and to see me and my sister, Madeleine, walk across the stage at graduation. She achieved both of those goals.

May 26, 2022, I walked across that stage at graduation, with my mom in a wheelchair watching proudly. The first step I took on that stage, I felt her overwhelming amount of love and knew she was she proud and that was all that mattered in that moment. After I graduated, I received a text, "I love you so so much and am so proud of you." Those words felt like I just won the Super Bowl. She didn't get out of the house much so her being able to attend graduation was a big accomplishment and it took a lot out of her. We had a celebratory dinner at home and she was too exhausted to stay awake for dinner. Although it was upsetting that she wasn't at dinner, I was just thankful she was able to be there and meet her goal.

I was looking forward to going on my week-long beach trip with all of my best friends that night. All week long while I was away, I was texting my mom, telling her all of the drama going on with all of my friends and FaceTiming her. Until Friday came along and my mom stopped answering my texts and my FaceTime calls. I was a little worried and debated texting my dad to see if she was okay, but I let it go and continued on with my last night at the beach.

I was excited to get back home and tell my family all about the week I had. Instead, I came home to my mom in bed and my dad sat me and my two older siblings down and told us that our mom wasn't doing well and he was very worried. At the time, I was thinking my dad was freaking out and exaggerating and that she was going to be OK. After a lot of thinking, my dad decided to take her to the hospital. She walked from her room, downstairs and into the car. At the hospital, they told her that her spine is 75 percent collapsed because of the tumors growing rapidly. I thought to myself that my mom was a superstar, she just walked on a spine that almost was completely collapsed. From that point on, my mom entered hospice care and did not get back up from her bed.

We called all of our family and friends and let them know that her life was coming to an end. The first couple days following her entering hospice care, I was in shock, I didn't believe that my mom was going to die when I was only 18 years old. I remember sending a text to my sister, Madeleine, and asking "Is Mom going to die?" Her response was, "In a few weeks, yeah." My heart shattered into a million pieces. I knew from that point on, I was going to take advantage of the time left with my mom and not have any regrets. I did not want to look back at the last few weeks I had left with my mom and think "I wish I spent more time with her" so I did everything in my power to protect my future self from regret. As friends and family members were coming by, I was laying in bed right next to my mom, holding her hand. I couldn't imagine what my life was going to become. My mom reminded as daily that she loved us and that when she passes, she wants us to move forward. She told us, "When I take my last breath, I want you guys to dance, don't cry, dance."

Days started to blur together as my mom went in and out of consciousness for the next couple weeks. I remember sitting in bed, with my door open and my parents bedroom door open too, scared that I would hear her take her last breath. She started talking in her sleep and talking to her deceased mother telling her that she would see her soon.

The stress that my family endured is not something I would not wish on anyone. We were on lockdown, spending time with my mom and watching her slowly go through the different stages of death. I was in a mental block, I wasn't eating as much as I should've, my main focus was spending as much time as I could with her. On July 7th, my mom said to my dad "I'm so tired I need to go, I will see you later," as she closed her eyes. My dad came down the stairs and told us we all need to go say our final goodbyes. My older siblings went up first. I started pacing back and forth, I did not want to say bye to my best friend. I started my journey up the stairs, with tears rolling down my cheeks, and I stopped, I couldn't do it. I walked into my parents bathroom until I built the courage to go and say goodbye. I walked to my mom, kissed her on the forehead and told her I would see her later and that I loved her.

When the news spread that it might be the day she passed, family members were coming to say their goodbyes, until my mom randomly woke up. At this point, she has been in hospice for 4.5 weeks. When she opened her eyes, I was upset. I was upset my mom was alive. I felt like such a horrible human. I walked outside with my heart in my stomach as I saw my dad leaned over crying talking on the phone. I couldn't imagine going through the process of saying goodbye again. My mom was up and talking for about 5 more days until she went back into a state of total unconsciousness. My dad decided to kick me and my siblings out, and send us to our aunt's house at the beach because he didn't want us to see her in that state anymore.

The beach was my moms favorite place. She would sit on the beach from 9 AM-5 PM every chance she would get. She would take any chance she got to go to the beach, especially since it meant spending more time with her kids. She always had a Grapefruit Crush in her hand and soaked up the sun. She looked so beautiful on the beach and she was in her element. I was sitting on the beach, and had a thought that I needed to tell my mom, but realized I couldn't. My mom was still alive, but I couldn't talk to her. I felt weak. I didn't want this to be the end. I had tears in my eyes as my sister said "Ryan, me and Tommy (my brother) are going to go to Jason Aldean on Sunday, do you want to go? I wanted to go, but for some reason the word "no" came out of my mouth. From that moment forward, all I could think about was my mom. I told my siblings I wanted to go back home that night, I couldn't be away from mom anymore.

When we got back home, there was no change in my moms status. We were told, by hospice, to leave her be and she will go on her own. A few days after returning home from the beach, I woke up and my siblings got ready to go to the concert as me and my dad stayed home with my mom. Around 3 PM, I took a nap and woke up to my dad coming out of their room and said "can you go check her breathing?" I went in and she had the death rattle, I knew today was the day. From then on, my dad and I alternated going in and checking on her until about 7:30. We layed in bed with her and realized her skin was ice cold. I layed there until I couldn't anymore, and I went downstairs. Around 9 PM, my worst nightmare came true. I heard my dads footsteps, and turned the corner and said "I think so, I think she's gone." I had never felt a true heart break and such emptiness ever.

We then had to call my siblings at the concert. We called each of them about 20 times. My brother finally picked up and we had to tell them over the phone. I heard my sister scream and sob, that was the moment where I realized this is real life. Friends and family members started trickling in, I met my siblings outside and hugged them in the driveway as they came home from the concert. My sister looked up at me and said, "we didn't answer your calls because we were dancing. We were dancing when mom took her last breath, just like she wanted." I felt relief in this moment, my mom passed away just the way she wanted to and I knew she wasn't in pain anymore.

As I continue living life without my mom, I realize every single thing I do is to make her proud. I have matured and grown as an individual. As I am constantly paralyzed by the pain that is caused by her death, I remind myself that I am lucky enough to feel this great amount of pain because my mother was such a phenomenal person. There is nothing I wish more than to be able to pick up the phone and call my mom, but I feel peace that she is watching over me and sees my every move. She fought her hardest fight for a month and half to give us the time we desperately needed to say goodbye to her, and for that, I will forever be grateful. I celebrate her existence everyday and am so incredibly grateful to have the best Angel looking over me.

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Dear author, your poignant article about the loss of your mother touched my soul. The depth of your emotions and the vulnerability in your words brought tears to my eyes. I am truly sorry for your loss and can only imagine the pain you must be feeling. May your mother's soul rest in eternal peace, and may you find solace and strength in the cherished memories you shared. Sending prayers and healing thoughts your way.

In my prayers.

I have been there. I'm really excited that you got that experience, some people go through life and never know This makes us all more understanding of life and death. Yeah it's hard but,I would not have missed it for anything. Praying for you and your family

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Ryan Harman lost her mom to cancer last year.

In an essay for her English class, she divulged the heart-wrenching journey from diagnosis to death — bringing the internet and her West Virginia University professor to tears.

Harman shared the lengthy text in a viral TikTok video this week, garnering more than 13 million views and 45,000 teary responses.

At a time when her life was “supposed to be at its peak,” everything fell apart, she wrote, explaining that her mom was diagnosed with sarcoma, which invades bones and soft tissue , in 2021.

Harman went on to write that her mom got to see her and her sister graduate from high school, but it wasn’t until the newly minted graduate was on a celebratory beach trip with friends that things went downhill.

Her mom stopped replying to texts and calls, and when Harman returned home, her mom was bedridden with a 75% collapsed spine due to tumor growth.

Dedicated to a life of no regrets, Harman spent as much time as possible with her mom, laying in bed with her, holding her hand.

“She told us, ‘When I take my last breath, I want you guys to dance, don’t cry, dance,'” Harman wrote, expressing shock that she would be losing her mother at just 18.

In the summer of 2022, Harman’s siblings attended a Jason Aldean concert while she opted to stay home — that ended up being the night their mom died. Harman and her father rang them “about 20 times” until someone picked up.

When they arrived home, Harman’s sister said: “We didn’t answer your calls because we were dancing. We were dancing when mom took her last breath, just like she wanted.”

That was the line that choked up viewers .

“The dancing part got me,” one viewer admitted. “I am so sorry for your loss.”

“‘We didn’t answer your calls because we were dancing,'” another quoted. “I lost it.”

“I can’t stop crying,” confessed someone else.

“This broke my heart in the most beautiful way,” a TikToker agreed.

Some invested readers even made their own videos in response, many showing themselves tearing up or fully crying .

“No bc that essay deserves an award,” one user wrote on a clip .

“Me sobbing in the middle of work bc I read the essay,” shared another person on their own video . “‘We didn’t answer bc we were dancing.'”

The Post has reached out to Harman for comment.

“There is nothing I wish more than to be able to pick up the phone and call my mom, but I feel peace that she is watching over me and sees my every move,” Harman wrote.

“I celebrate her existence everyday and am so incredibly grateful to have the best Angel looking over me,” she concluded the essay.

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Teenager's essay about her mother reduces English teacher to tears

A teen’s heartwrenching essay that made her professor cry has gone viral on TikTok leaving readers “sobbing”.

Teenager Ryan Harman penned the personal essay when she was just 18 years old after losing her mother to cancer.

The TikTok has been viewed almost 7 million times and racked up 1 million likes as Harman shared screenshots of the story she penned about her mother’s untimely death.

Harman’s heartbreaking story began with her explaining that her mother had been diagnosed with Sarcoma cancer in January 2021.

At the time, Harman explained, her mum made it her mission to be around to see her children graduate and attend prom.

The TikToker wrote: “She never asked the doctors for a time expectancy, she wanted to live the best she could with her 3 children and her husband.

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“My mom had a goal from the start, to watch me go to my senior prom and to see me and my sister, Madeline, walk across the stage at graduation. She achieved both of those goals.”

As her mother’s condition worsened, Harman described the agony of knowing she was going to lose her mother, writing: “My heart shattered into a million pieces.”

Harman recalled being by her mother’s side almost constantly towards the end and feeling a sense of “relief” when the final moment came that “my mom passed away just the way she wanted to and I knew she wasn’t in pain anymore”.

The essay left other TikTokers in tears, with many in the comments commenting on how proud her mother would be of her.

“I can’t stop crying,” one person commented.

Another said: “Beautifully written, I know she is so proud of you.”

Someone else wrote: “I’m sobbing.”

One TikToker commented: “This has me ugly crying right now, you’re so strong. I know your mom is so proud of who you’ve become.”

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The Essay That Made My English Teacher Cry: A Journey Within

“The Essay That Made My English Teacher Cry” has recently become a viral sensation in the rapid and ever-evolving digital landscape of today. With content varying from humorous memes to touching tales effortlessly captivating millions globally, the internet serves as a grand stage for global sharing and connection.

This essay, crafted meticulously by a high school student, has not only mesmerized its widespread readers but also moved its initial recipient, the student’s English teacher, to tears. With its deeply emotional and stirring content, the essay resonates with individuals from diverse backgrounds.

It underscores the significance of emotional intelligence, emphasizing its powerful role and the indelible impact it can imprint on others. This piece of writing stands testament to the innate human potential for empathy, understanding, and the transformative influence wielded by words.

The Power of Emotional Intelligence

Emotional intelligence, often overlooked in favor of more quantifiable skills, is the ability to recognize, understand, and manage our own emotions, as well as the emotions of others. It plays a crucial role in our personal and professional lives, allowing us to navigate relationships, make informed decisions, and empathize with others.

This essay, written by a teenager, beautifully captures the essence of emotional intelligence and its profound impact on the people around us. It serves as a testament to the power of emotional understanding and the deep connections it can foster.

The Essay That Moved a Teacher to Tears

The essay, titled “A Journey Through Emotions,” was assigned as a class project on the topic of emotional intelligence. The teenage student, who wishes to remain anonymous, poured their heart and soul into the assignment, sharing personal experiences and reflections on their own emotional journey.

They delved into their deepest feelings, exploring their emotional growth and the lessons they had learned along the way. Little did they know that their words would have such a profound effect on their teacher, moving them to tears and sparking a wave of emotional resonance that would soon spread across the internet.

A Personal Connection

The teacher, who has been teaching for over a decade, was deeply moved by the essay. It resonated with them on a personal level, as they too had experienced similar emotions and challenges throughout their own life.

The raw honesty and vulnerability displayed in the essay struck a chord with the teacher, reminding them of the power of emotional intelligence and the importance of acknowledging and expressing our emotions. The essay served as a mirror, reflecting their own experiences and emotions, and highlighting the universal nature of emotional struggles and growth.

The Impact of the Essay

After reading the essay, the teacher couldn’t help but shed tears. They were not tears of sadness, but rather tears of empathy and understanding. The essay had touched them in a way that no other piece of writing had before.

It reminded them of the power of emotional intelligence and the profound impact it can have on our lives. The essay served as a catalyst, sparking a wave of emotional resonance that would soon spread across the internet. It was a testament to the power of words and the deep emotional connections they can foster.

Going Viral

The teacher, deeply moved by the essay, decided to share it with their colleagues and friends. They posted it on their social media platforms, hoping to share the powerful message with others. Little did they know that it would soon go viral, capturing the attention of millions of people around the world.

The essay was shared on various social media platforms, where it quickly gained traction and started to spread like wildfire. It resonated with people from all walks of life, sparking a wave of emotional resonance and highlighting the universal nature of emotional struggles and growth.

The Internet’s Response

The internet was captivated by the emotional essay, with many people expressing their own experiences and emotions in response. The comments section of the post was flooded with messages of support, empathy, and gratitude. People from all walks of life shared how the essay had touched them and reminded them of the importance of emotional intelligence in their own lives.

The essay sparked a wave of emotional resonance, with people from all over the world connecting over their shared experiences and emotions. It served as a reminder of the universal nature of emotional struggles and growth, and the profound impact that our words can have.

Lessons Learned

This viral essay serves as a powerful reminder of the impact that emotional intelligence can have on others. It highlights the importance of acknowledging and expressing our emotions, as well as the power of vulnerability and authenticity.

The essay also serves as a call to action, urging readers to cultivate their own emotional intelligence and to be more empathetic and understanding towards others. It serves as a testament to the power of emotional understanding and the deep connections it can foster.

In a world that often values logic and reason over emotions, this emotional essay serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of emotional intelligence. It has touched the hearts of millions of people around the world, reminding us of the power of vulnerability, authenticity, and empathy.

As we navigate through life, let us remember the lessons learned from this essay and strive to cultivate our own emotional intelligence, making the world a more compassionate and understanding place for all. Let this essay serve as a reminder of the profound impact that our words can have, and the deep emotional connections they can foster.

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Teenager's essay that made English teacher cry has TikTok 'sobbing'

A teen’s heartwrenching essay that made her professor cry has gone viral on TikTok leaving readers “sobbing”.

Teenager Ryan Harman penned the personal essay when she was just 18 years old after losing her mother to cancer.

The TikTok has been viewed almost 7 million times and racked up 1 million likes as Harman shared screenshots of the story she penned about her mother’s untimely death.

Harman’s heartbreaking story began with her explaining that her mother had been diagnosed with Sarcoma cancer in January 2021.

At the time, Harman explained, her mum made it her mission to be around to see her children graduate and attend prom.

The TikToker wrote: “She never asked the doctors for a time expectancy, she wanted to live the best she could with her 3 children and her husband.

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“My mom had a goal from the start, to watch me go to my senior prom and to see me and my sister, Madeline, walk across the stage at graduation. She achieved both of those goals.”

As her mother’s condition worsened, Harman described the agony of knowing she was going to lose her mother, writing: “My heart shattered into a million pieces.”

Harman recalled being by her mother’s side almost constantly towards the end and feeling a sense of “relief” when the final moment came that “my mom passed away just the way she wanted to and I knew she wasn’t in pain anymore”.

The essay left other TikTokers in tears, with many in the comments commenting on how proud her mother would be of her.

“I can’t stop crying,” one person commented.

Another said: “Beautifully written, I know she is so proud of you.”

Someone else wrote: “I’m sobbing.”

One TikToker commented: “This has me ugly crying right now, you’re so strong. I know your mom is so proud of who you’ve become.”

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Touching and Inspirational Essay that Made a Teacher Cry

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Ryan Harman, a TikTok creator, has been rapidly gaining popularity for sharing snapshots of a touching essay. His work serves as a reminder of the power of storytelling and the impact it can have on others. The essay deeply moved her teacher, and the slideshow had 5M views in just two days. The essay that made my English teacher cry also stirred up an emotional response from the TikTok community. Its impact was so powerful that it has become a widely recognized piece of work, inspiring many to seek it out and experience its profound message. 

Ryan Harman’s composition beautifully captures the heartfelt story of how she bravely coped with the loss of her mother to cancer at the young age of 18. The sheer emotional power of the essay has touched many readers on the platform, moving them to tears. Its impact is truly inspiring.

Ryan Harman’s Essay: The Essay That Made My English Teacher Cry

In May 2022, Ryan wrote an essay that deeply touched her English teacher. Despite the difficult circumstances of her mother’s year-long fight with cancer, Ryan managed to graduate from high school and produce a remarkable piece of writing. Her essay serves as a testament to her strength and resilience in the face of adversity.

Despite her diagnosis, she remained a beacon of strength, resilience, and affection. Above all, she exemplified the finest qualities of a mother.

Remarkably, Ryan’s mother was able to witness her graduation ceremony despite her limited mobility. Her determination and strength are to be admired, and her presence at the event surely made it all the more special for Ryan. The use of a wheelchair allowed her to fully participate in the ceremony, and her attendance is a testament to the power of love and support within a family.

Ryan’s graduation was followed by a week-long beach vacation with her closest companions. Keeping her mother updated through text messages, she shared the exciting tales of their adventure. Her confidence and boldness in organizing this trip are truly inspiring.

Ryan’s determination to express her feelings despite the challenging circumstances led her to create a powerful essay that deeply resonated with her English teacher, inspiring others to also find strength in their own struggles.

After Ryan’s return home, her world was turned upside down with the heartbreaking news conveyed by her father. They immediately embarked on a sad journey to the hospital, where they were met with devastating news.

Due to the rapid growth of tumors, her spine experienced a collapse of 75%, which required her to transition into hospice care and remain confined to her bed.

At the beginning of his mother’s hospice care, Ryan was in disbelief at the thought of losing her at 18. He expressed these feelings in a heartbreaking essay.

The next few weeks were accounted for in detail, stressing how valuable their remaining time together was, even though Ryan’s mind was falling apart into a million pieces.

The essay hits its emotional peak when Ryan talks about the moment her mother passed away. She felt this intense feeling of emptiness that took over everything else.

People on TikTok Get Emotional

The power of Ryan’s essay transcended beyond the classroom, touching the hearts of many who read it. Many TikTok users have been deeply moved by it, evoking strong emotions.

Additionally, many people are expressing their sympathy and recognizing how proud Ryan’s mother would be. Amidst the sorrow of losing a parent, Ryan finds comfort and hope in the supportive words of those who have endured similar hardships.

Ryan Harman’s essay serves as an inspiring testament to the enduring strength of genuine human connection, especially in a world that is often characterized by an emphasis on fleeting trends and fickle emotions. Her heartfelt composition has become so popular that it has gone beyond the digital world and has spread virally. It didn’t just touch her English teacher’s heart, but it also hit home with the entire TikTok fam. Ryan’s words have fostered a sense of shared humanity and reminded us of the significant impact that personal stories can have. Through empathy and tears, we are encouraged to connect with one another on a deeper level, find common ground, and build a better future together. In today’s fast-paced world, it’s not every day you see something that truly reminds you of the power of real emotions and empathy. But then comes this viral thing that proves that even in the digital age, we can still feel for each other in the most genuine way.

Which essay has gone viral?

This teenage guy named Ryan Harman wrote this essay that went viral. Lots of people are talking about it because it’s super emotional, especially for her English teacher and the TikTok crew.

Why did the teacher cry after reading the essay?

The essay deeply moved the English teacher with its emotional depth and raw storytelling, highlighting the power of the written word to connect with readers.

How has the internet responded to the essay?

The essay had a profound impact online, with readers expressing emotional responses. Users’ reactions ranged from tears to empathy and shared experiences.

Why did the essay strike a chord with the TikTok community?

Ryan’s essay about loss, grief, and the intricate emotions that follow has inspired the TikTok community. His authentic portrayal of these experiences has created a profound sense of connection among viewers who have overcome similar challenges.

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The Essay that Made My English Teacher Cry: A Heartfelt Essay Touches Millions

Ryan Harman is a TikTok maker. He has quickly acquired fame for sharing emotional images of a touching essay. It’s worth noting that her English teacher was surprised by her writing. The slideshow video has received over 5 Mn views in just 2 days. Therefore, it gained popularity in a short period. It also provoked a similar emotional reaction from the TikTok community. You can find it by searching the phrase ‘The Essay that Made My English Teacher Cry’ on the Internet.

The deep emotional composition of Ryan Harman relates the heartbreaking story of losing her mother to cancer. At that time her age was 18. The emotional impact of the essay by Ryan has been too much on people. It’s important to note that it brought tears to the eyes of those who saw it. Let’s discuss about ‘The Essay that Made My English Teacher Cry’ in detail:

The Essay that Made My English Teacher Cry: Ryan Harman

• The Essay that Made the Teacher Cry has sparked strong emotions in her English instructor. This incident happened in May 2022. It’s important to note that Ryan graduated from high school. During this time her mother was struggling with a year-long battle with cancer. Her diagnosis seemed to take a piece of her away every day. She symbolizes strength, resilience, and has the best attributes of a mother. She was an affectionate mother as per Ryan.
• Her mother gathered all her courage and decided to watch the historic wheelchair-assisted walk of Ryan across the graduation stage. This accomplishment was huge as her mother’s limited time away from home. Ryan went on a week-long beach trip with her closest friends after graduating. She sent a steady stream of text messages to her mother throughout the journey. It’s worth noting that it aided in keeping her informed of the unfolding drama & adventure stories.

Sudden Disappearance & Tragic Diagnosis

• Her mother’s responses to SMS & FaceTime chats abruptly disappeared. It leaves Ryan terrified. The incident resulted in the composition titled ‘The Essay That Made the English Teacher Cry.’ The father of Ryan informed her of the tragic turn of events upon her return home. They then made a solemn trek to the hospital, where they received heartbreaking news.
• Her spine collapsed by 75% due to the fast growth of tumors. She was then placed in hospice care & was confined to her bed indefinitely. A sense of incredulity gripped Ryan during the early days of hospice admittance of his mother. It seemed incomprehensible that he would lose his mother at the age of 18. All of this was represented in his heartfelt article.

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Embracing Limited Time

The weeks that followed were methodically detailed. It emphasizes the value of their limited time together even as their inner world of Ryan fragmented into endless bits. The essay was received at its peak. It is when Ryan digs into the sad moment of the death of her mother.

Emotional Response: Reactions & Comments on TikTok:

• The teacher of Ryan started crying after reading the essay of Ryan. It has also aroused strong feelings among TikTok users. There’re a number of TikTok users who felt emotional. Moreover, there’re a number of people expressed their sympathies. It was expressed how pleased the mother of Ryan would be with her. The TikTok community has given so much support to Ryan. 
• There’re a number of people who’ve lost their parents and also reached out to support Ryan. Other people have provided their financial support to Ryan during tough time. There’re a number of people who have expressed their sympathies with ‘the essay that made my teacher cry.’ Others have also supported Ryan in that tough situation. ‘I cried so much. It is an emotional story,’ a person said on TikTok. Other TikTok users have also supported and reacted emotionally.

Conclusion:

‘The Essay that Made My English Teacher Cry’ also made the entire TikTok community emotional. This incidence shows and acts as a reminder of the importance of real connections. The emotional composition has exceeded the digital domain. The words of Ryan have resonated among the audience. The emotional support given by the TikTok community has helped Ryan so much. The viral phenomena also serve as a tribute to the ongoing strength of genuine feeling. The capacity for true empathy in the digital era was also visible by this incidence and it was inspirational.

What did Ryan’s English instructor cry about?

The English teacher was saddened by the emotional story of the essay. The direct emotion makes her cry. The essay by Ryan resonated among the audience due to the comparable situations. The emotional reaction of the teacher shows the ability of the written word by Ryan. It has aroused the true emotions in her teacher. 

Ryan Harman wrote the emotional article that has gone viral. It has received a lot of attention because of the emotional impact it had on her English teacher. The entire TikTok community felt an emotional connection with Ryan. The title was ‘The Essay that Made My English Teacher Cry.’

How was the impact of the essay on the internet?

The impact of the essay- ‘The Essay that Made My English Teacher Cry’ on the internet has been enormous. A number of people expressed their emotional reactions. The comments of online users have ranged from heartfelt admissions of crying to words of support. 

The essay struck a chord with the TikTok community. It is due to the accurately depicted loss. There’re a number of emotions that accompany such situations. The relatability of the story  of Ryan created a strong sense of connection among viewers. Especially among those who may have suffered similar circumstances.

What caused the essay to go viral?

The virality of the essay was due to the emotional nature of it. The appealing method of Ryan Harman shared his personal story. The article was posted on TikTok. It quickly received millions of views. It evokes an outpouring of empathy among viewers.

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The Essay That Made My English Teacher Cry

We all know that writing holds power over the readers; to inspire them; to move them. If you are in a sword fight, the pen will be a little useful to you. However, it can equip you with the knowledge and wisdom to change the mind of your challenger.

Recently, a teen named Ryan Harman went viral on the internet. It was not a dance number or a funny video, but a personal essay that moved her teacher to tears. Later, she posted the same letter on TikTok where millions saw it of users.

Power of Writing Can Move Teachers

Students in schools and colleges know how hard it is to impress and win the hearts of their teachers. They have to do all the heavy lifting from finding the right topic to outlining, writing multiple drafts, and proofreading them. Still, they have their fingers crossed due to the uncertainty of the results. However, in a dramatic turn of events, Ryan has managed to woo her teachers. Keep in mind that she did nothing special in her essay, except write down the things she faced when her mother was diagnosed with cancer and then battled with it before dying in 2022.

A Powerful Personal Essay Made People Cry

Readers get a look into an influential event, person, place, or else in the life of a writer. Usually, it is the best or the worst day, moment, experience, or anything that could have a lasting impact on the author. In the case of Ryan Harman, she wrote a moving personal essay about her mother. She was diagnosed with cancer and went through several stages of pain and suffering before finding eternal peace. What made people move was the clear depiction of pain and impending doom, the idea of losing a loved one, and how to find the silver linings in life.

A Journey of Loss & Finding Courage

Ryan was vacationing in a beach town with her friends when she found out that her mother was not answering her calls on FaceTime. Ryan was worried for a moment but then thought that her mother might be busy with chores and tasks around the house. Little did she know that her mother could hardly move from where she sat. Although Ryan was strong, she could not bear her mother losing a “part of her life” every day.

Despite the chemotherapy and other prevalent treatments, the condition of her mother got worse. Her mother celebrated the graduation of her daughter, welcoming her into adulthood and giving her all the wishes and prayers to succeed.

Battling Cancer & Odds

Ryan’s story is not so different from many others that we hear and experience around us. The anguish of losing a loved one who was with you your whole life, whom you smiled, cried, laughed, and jumped through the phases. It takes only a disease, an incurable one, that can remove the thing from your life that made it so much better.

People Are In Tears After Reading Ryan’s Essay

In two days of posting her essay on TikTok, Ryan Harman’s essay has been read by over six million people and more than 20,000 people have commented on it. Her journey of pain and suffering has echoed with millions, showing us how we are all together in a bond of humanity.

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The Essay that Made My English Teacher Cry

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A teen named Ryan Harman gained notoriety on TikTok after posting an essay that made her English teacher cry as well as the community at large. Ryan Harman’s post was one of many that made the platform go viral. A pen is a useful tool, though, if you want your teachers to cry. Ryan Harman did this after submitting a personal essay. She also made the decision to post it on TikTok.

What was the essay related to?

Ryan Harman, a recent West Virginia University graduate who just finished her first year of college, uploaded an essay she wrote for English class to TikTok and claimed it moved her teacher to tears. She detailed how her mother’s condition deteriorated shortly after she had graduated from high school and how she had spent the subsequent few months by her mother’s side. Ryan decided to write an essay about her mom, who died in 2022 after a battle with cancer. She explains the heart-wrenching and tragic story of her mother passing away from cancer when she was just 18 years old. 

The struggle and tough time faced by her

When Ryan graduated from high school in May 2022 and her mother was undergoing chemotherapy for cancer, the essay that brought her English teacher to tears began. She lost a different aspect of herself every day starting the day she was diagnosed. She was the best mother anyone could ask for—she was strong, resilient, loving, and caring. Her mother was able to witness her graduate in a wheelchair, which was a huge accomplishment considering she rarely left the house. After that, Ryan went on a week-long beach vacation with all of her closest friends. Throughout her absence, Ryan texted her mother to update her on everything that had happened. She became very concerned when her mother stopped answering all of her texts and FaceTime calls on Friday.

When her mother’s condition became more worst

Her father informed her when she got home that things had gotten worse and they had visited the hospital where they received some unfavourable news. She entered hospice care after the tumours grew quickly and her spine had collapsed to 75% of its original size; she never got out of bed again. “I was in shock for the first few days after she entered hospice care. When I was only 18, I didn’t think my mother would pass away, the heartbreaking essay claims.

She described the subsequent weeks as her “heart shattered into a million pieces” as she tried to make the most of their remaining moments together.The most painful part of the book is when Ryan explores her mother’s agonising death and the “emptiness” she felt.

The entire world cried

After publishing the essay on his TikTok, Ryan only received positive feedback. Over 20,700 comments have been left in appreciation. I’m crying so hard right now, you’re so brave, someone said. I’m sure your mother is incredibly proud of you. Someone else remarked, “I was just crying. It’s wonderful, and I’m so sorry for your loss. A third person wrote, “I cried so much, it’s so good. TikTok is in tears. People on TikTok have also been overcome with emotion while watching Ryan’s teacher read the moving essay. A commenter said, “I can’t stop crying.” “I’m sobbing,” a third person said. Another person remarked, “This has me ugly crying right now.” Others who have lost parents themselves are consoling her and offering their condolences, as well as saying how proud Ryan’s mother would be of her.

Every day, Harman tries to live up to her mother’s expectations and expresses her gratitude for having the best Angel watching over her. More than 13 million people have watched her video as of this writing, giving it nearly 2 million likes and more than 45,000 comments, one of which read: “Your English teacher is not the only one that cried.”This is incredibly well written. The video has received more than 882,500 likes and more than six million views in just two days, and for good reason.

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The Essay That Made My English Teacher Cry

The Essay That Made My English Teacher Cry – A teenager named Ryan Harman went viral on TikTok after sharing an essay she inscribed that made her English teacher cry, and now she’s making the entire TikTok cry, too.

The pen may not be more powerful than a sword if you find yourself in a sword fight. However, it is an excellent tool to make your teachers cry. This remains what Ryan Harman did after submitting a personal essay. And he also decided to share it on TikTok.

In just two days, the video has been viewed more than six million times and racked up more than 882,500 likes, with good reason.

The reason? It makes most people who read it burst into tears.

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What is the Essay Trending On TikTok That Made My English Teacher Cry?

Ryan decided to write an essay about his mother, who died in 2022 after a battle with cancer. She explains the heartbreaking and tragic story of her mother’s death from cancer when she was just 18 years old.

“From the day he remained diagnosed, he lost a different part of himself every day. “She was strong, resilient, loving, attentive, and above all, the best mother anyone could ask for,” she wrote.

It begins with her explaining how proud she felt after her mother managed to go to her high school graduation after being unable to leave the house.

Ryan wrote about her experience of losing her mother to cancer.

Ryan described how she went on vacation to the beach with her friends. While he was away, her mother suddenly stopped responding to her FaceTime calls. However, Ryan did not worry and continued enjoying his free time.

When he returned home, his mother had worsened significantly. The tumors had increased, and her spine had collapsed by 75%. She then entered palliative care and never got out of bed again.

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“The first few days after she went into hospice, he was in shock. “I didn’t believe my mother was going to die when I was only 18,” Ryan wrote.

The rest of the essay details the family’s final moments with her mother as her “heart broke into a million pieces.”

She is Making People Cry All Over The World.

Ryan’s response after posting the essay on her TikTok was supportive. With over 20,700 comments, the praise keeps coming.

One person commented: “This has me crying ugly right now, you are so strong. “I know your mom is very proud of who you have become.”

Another said: “I just cried. “I am so sorry for your loss, and this is beautiful.”

“I cried so much. This is so good,” a third person wrote.

About the Essay

The TikTok video has been viewed almost seven million times and racked up more than a million likes despite being just screenshots of the rehearsal. We have transcribed them all here for easy reading.

It was May 2022, when my life remained supposed to be at its peak until one day, it wasn’t. I had a high school graduation and a senior week at the beach with my graduating class. I was beginning my adulthood and college career and couldn’t have been happier. In January 2021, my mom remained diagnosed with sarcoma cancer, and she had to undergo chemotherapy and radiation treatments. From the day she remained diagnosed, she lost a different part of her life every day.

She was strong, resilient, loving, attentive, and, above all, the best mother anyone could ask for. She never asked the doctors for a hope of time. She wanted to live the best she could with her three children and husband. My mom initially had one goal: to see me go to my prom and see my sister Madeleine and I walk across the stage at advancement. She achieved both goals.

On May 26, 2022.

I walked across that stage at graduation while my mother, who used a wheelchair, looked on proudly. The first step I took on that stage, I felt the overwhelming amount of love from her, and I knew she was proud, and that was all that mattered at that moment. After I graduated, I converted a text: [I love you so much, and I’m so proud of you]. Those words felt like I had just won the Super Bowl. He didn’t leave the house much, so being able to attend graduation was an outstanding achievement and took a lot out of him. We had a celebration dinner at Home, and she was too exhausted to stay awake through dinner. Although it was annoying that she wasn’t at the dinner, I was grateful that she could be there and accomplish her goal.

I was looking forward to my week-long trip to the beach with all my best friends that night. The entire week I was away, I texted my mom, told her all the drama with all my friends, and FaceTimed her. Until Friday came, my mom stopped answering my texts and FaceTime calls. She was a little worried, and I thought about texting my dad to see if she remained okay, but I let it go and continued with my last night at the beach.

I was excited to come [Home and tell my family all about the week I had].

Instead, I came home to my mom in bed, and my father sat me and my two big brothers down and told us that our mom wasn’t well and that she was distraught. At that point, I was thinking that my dad was freaking out and overreacting and that she was going to be okay. After much thought, my dad decided to take her to the hospital. He left his room, descended the stairs, and entered the car. At the hospital, he remained told her spine was 75 percent collapsed due to rapidly growing tumors. I thought to myself that my mom was a superstar. She was walking on a column that remained almost completely collapsed. From that moment on, my mother went into palliative care and did not get out of bed.

We called all our family and friends and let them know that her life was coming to an end. The first few days after she went into hospice, I was in shock. I didn’t believe my mom was going to die when I remained only 18 years old. I remember texting my sister Madeleine and asking, “Is Mom going to die?”

Her Response Was:

“In a few weeks, yes.” My heart shattered into a million pieces. I knew that from then on, I would take advantage of my time with my mother and wouldn’t regret it. I didn’t want to look back on my last few weeks with my mother and think, “I wish I’d spent more time with her,” so I did everything in my power to defend myself from regret. As friends and family arrived, I was holding her hand in bed beside my mother. I couldn’t imagine what my life was going to be. My mom reminded me daily that she loved us and that when she passed away, she wanted us to move on. She told us, “When I take my last breath, I want you to dance, don’t cry, dance.

The days began to blur together as my mom drifted in and out of consciousness over the next two weeks. I remember sitting on the bed with the door open and my parent’s bedroom door also open, scared to hear her take her last breath. She began talking in her sleep and talking to her dead mother, telling her that she would see her soon.

The stress my family endured is not something I wouldn’t wish on anyone. We were locked in, spending time with my mom and watching her slowly go through different things.

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