The Pain That Changed My Life-Personal Narrative

I remember that day as if it was yesterday. The pain I felt was atrocious. It was as if my entire life flashed before my eyes. I would never wish to feel that much pain ever in my 15 years of living again. I’ve never broken any bones, twisted anything, torn any muscles, or sprained any part of my body. It takes a lot for me to be physically hurt, my only exception is being pinched. The thing that happened to me was honestly one of my biggest fears. I keep myself away from any physical hurt thing to happen to me. This was one of the things that I really couldn’t avoid whatsoever. No parents to help, nobody knew what to do and I just sat there not knowing what to do to help myself. My older siblings and I were sitting on the couch eating junk food and talking about whatever came to mind, everything that came out of their mouths was usually the most random things. I heard Deven …show more content…
It wasn’t until around 10 days after that I got rid of the black and red that I would spot whenever i’d look at anything. To this day I haven’t played any other Wii games with Teague nor have I played anything that has to do with swinging with him. I will never suggest to play frisbee on the way unless they’re five feet away from me with a big gap to where no damage can be done to me whatsoever. That day was so memorable for me, I do anything to avoid getting hurt, so this had to have been one of the only times i’ve have felt so physically hurt. I can’t believe how much pain was involved with getting hit in the eye. Everyone asked me about my eye for so long after about how I felt and what happened. My pain was amusing to others, it seemed, I was like a walking celebrity because everyone had to know about everything that happened. If anything Teague just got me back for being the mean, big sister, he’s always wanted payback. That day he got what he wanted, to hit the