Personal Narrative: The Day I Break My Foot

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The day I broke my foot . It was the first week of summer and my dad said let’s go to sky zone ‘so I went to the dodgeball area ‘so I tripped my foot then I twisted it . I tried to get up but I couldn't ‘so two people picked me up then put on a bench . My dad came and carried on his back then we drove to ER . We could not sue sky zone because . My family had to sign a waver . The doctor told me I was the fourth person there from sky zone that day . They got 3 to 5 kids a day . They took 3 x-rays they put a temporary cast on it . It was a simple fracture . For a week straight I took medicine . And that week I was on crutches . It was the worst time of my life

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