Life Without Action
As an infant, Ana Arias was born with a defective knee. Her knee would always pop out randomly or sometimes on purpose. Ana's knee never fully developed.
When I asked her, "Why did it do that? Was it broken?"
She simply said, "No it wasn't broken or anything like that. It's my birth defect, instead of my knee plate looking like a "V", it looks something like a checkmark."
Junior year in high school, Ana tried out for her soccer team and made it. After making the team, her knee popped out again, like it always did. Instead of resting, like she should have, Ana just wore a knee brace. Her knee popped out five more times, and decided to go to the emergency room because it would not pop back in. She finally realized that
As an infant, Ana Arias was born with a defective knee. Her knee would always pop out randomly or sometimes on purpose. Ana's knee never fully developed.
When I asked her, "Why did it do that? Was it broken?"
She simply said, "No it wasn't broken or anything like that. It's my birth defect, instead of my knee plate looking like a "V", it looks something like a checkmark."
Junior year in high school, Ana tried out for her soccer team and made it. After making the team, her knee popped out again, like it always did. Instead of resting, like she should have, Ana just wore a knee brace. Her knee popped out five more times, and decided to go to the emergency room because it would not pop back in. She finally realized that