When I walked in the building a bad sensation gave me a headache making my attitude of skating instantly change. It felt like a truck load had loaded a bunch of bricks on top of my head. When we were all in line there was a big sign that were marked bold and sharp it read caution “skate at your own risk we are not responsible. As I read that I thought Maybe I shouldn’t skate. When we was already to pay I told the man at the counter, “I’m so tired i've been raking the leaves of my backyard all day, do I have to pay even though I am not skating?” He told me the entrance fee is $10 I thought. What a rip off! I entered angrily grabbed a pair of skates and they didn’t fit me like are you serious. I was furious and told the guy he had gave me the wrong size. As I grabbed a new pair I sat down and tied them. I was slowly trying to learn how to skate, holding on to the sides of the rink. All of the sudden I get the urge to skate freely. The speed was too fast that I stumbled in the wall. Trying to gain balance, my ankle twisted and I fell on top of it. A big pound of the floor I heard a loud crack within my senses. Thinking I had broken my spinal …show more content…
I kept on saying eric cordero. Why aren’t you crying, your such a big boy one of the paramedics said. If I was in your position ill probably be screaming I was just there laughing in a sense of panic. As six paramedics pulled me up they injected me 3 times. I started to feel the pain as they pulled back in the emergency room. Rushed me in a bed and my parents were not there. When I was in the bed, I could hardly feel the pain. They injectected me with a needle that extremely hurt. I need a pillow… the paramedic was the best he brought 3 pillows to make my leg arch in the same position i stood. The specialists came in took x-rays and there he stood as the nurses told me “you won’t remember this” “it will be fast” as they injected a large needle.My eyes blurred I felt somebody twist my foot as I stared straight forward and remember everything. to this day I still