Evan Kneedler - Class of 2020
When I was in 4th grade, I was playing soccer
with my friend James. He got injured about halfway through the game and ended
up having broken his wrist, but I didn’t know it at the time. I was playing
goalie and we were loosing like 0-6 so I didn’t really care, so I pretended to
dive into the goal post and hurt my wrist so I could sit out with James. At the
end of the game, the coach came up to my mom and told her that he thought I
should go to the hospital because he thought that I was really injured. I said
that it wasn’t necessary, but my mom’s a nurse so she said that I had to go get
x-rays. I got x-rays done, and it turned out that I actually had a broken wrist
the whole time. I went back like 6 months later to get my cast off and it was
still broken so I just live with both broken wrists.