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12 Life Lessons I've Learned From 'Grey's Anatomy'

"Here's the truth about the truth: It hurts, so we lie."

Hannah Habeck
Feb 22, 2016
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" Grey's Anatomy" has become the medical drama of the 2000s. It will break your heart, give you hope, make you question everything, and teach you more than you'll even realize. And even though it's a TV show, you'll feel each of the characters emotions as if they were your own. With the show being on its 12th and final season, there has been a lot thats happened in the past 11 seasons. Whether you've been there from the beginning or started watching late in the game, I'm sure you can relate to this list of 12 things I've learned from "Grey's Anatomy."

1. Growing up sucks.

2. Fear isn't always a bad thing.

3. A little time is better than no time at all.

4. Bad things happen.

5. Always tell those you love that you love them.

6. Everybody deserves to have a person.

7. The truth hurts.

"Here's the truth about the truth: It hurts, so we lie." – Meredith Grey

8. You are important.

9. Your mistakes don't define you.

10. Sometimes you just need to dance it out.

11. Everybody feels lost sometimes.

12. Some things just don't make sense.

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