When I woke up I was not able to walk and was in agony and fear but let's go back where it started. One day in practice I started to detect something around my tailbone, a strain of pain. At first I thought it was something normal so I went along with my day. The pain began to damage me the more I sprinted or walked it was like if I was getting stopped every time I walked. My legs started to feel unusual and incapacitated wanted to yell with deep pain wanting to weep and questioning “why cant I run, why cant I walk” That night knowing that pain hunting me down I could’t sleep well and paniced. I went to the hospital to get checked up and I couldn't remember much other than me being in the back of the suburban and my dad taking me to the hospital. When I woke up I was at home laying in my bed and didn't feel anything until I felt a disterding feeling in my back. I had a tude located around my tailbone and my family sitting down making sure if I was feeling any type of pain around that location I told them “no” but I knew it was not over. This made a big impact in my life because it made me humble and to be glad for the things I have and feeling this pain for 10 weeks only made me stronger and feel sorry for the people who are in hospitals for months knowing they struggle every day. This changed my dad's life. He stopped smoking when he took me to the hospital knowing any time or day one of his kids can be in the hospital. He started to spend time with us knowing anything is possible on this day.
Now that we are all caught up, let's get to know each other. My name is Juan Hernandez Cavazos. I was born in Houston, Texas Harris County. I've lived here all my life and like it here even if the weather is bipolar. I went to a school named Northbrook Senior High school and played football for the 4 years that I have been here. This sport has taught me lessons about life and enjoyment. Are school is in a losing streak of 0-10 for the past 4 years, Every time we lost we shed a tear or got mad of the game but that's nothing like the real world, there are more harsh things other than losing a game of football but we don't realize it because all we loved and cared for was the sport we love, but this sport made us stronger and ready to overcome any optisicols it gives us we are ready for it. Even if we lose something or someone enjoys his or her life you have and live the moment every second of it because you will never know when it's your last.
My goal is to head to college and get my degree for construction management, my plan to get my degree is to head to college at Lonestar community college for 2 years then transfer to university of houston and finish it there. It has taken me several years in high school to plan out what I wanted to do. They always told me “think about it right now before it is too late” I never did but I have made up my mind in junior year on what I wanted to do. At the moment I'm making the best out of my last year and trying to keep my grades good and high for a good education.
What inspired me to write this essay is the experience I had in these events. They had an impact in my life that I couldn’t imagine and I'm ready for my future and be prepared for what's to come. It took me weeks to write this because I didn't know what to write but then I thought of the events that helped me in the long run and what I want to do which made me write it.
Why can't i run why can't i walk this sentence i said was a bing impact in my life because i could do nothing after it happened.