Pain-Personal Narrative

When I was in middle school, I constantly got hurt but that never stopped me from trying. I always kept on going; I wanted to try harder even if I got hurt. I never gave up. People always told me that I couldn’t do it or you should stop doing what you’re doing, but I never listened because I believed that I could accomplish what I wanted. I have a reputation of always getting hurt, no matter what. During soccer practice, my teammates and I played against each other because it was part of our practice. While we were playing, I had the ball and one of the players from the other team was trying to take the ball away from me. When this was happening, she stepped on my foot in between the skin and the nail with her cleats. Even though I was injured, I kept playing, but I didn’t realize that if I continued to play, it would make my injury worse. As I continued to play, I kicked a high ball,
Now, the story that I’m about to tell you isn’t going to be the same as the other one. It’s completely different, but it does involve me getting hurt. When it came to our last game, I was the goalie when I’m normally in defense, but I was a goalie because our goalie sucked; she couldn’t block the ball and she wouldn’t put herself out there, but I did. As the player from the other team came running to me with the ball, I was ready to block it. When she got closer, I ran up to it and caught it, but as I was catching it, I didn’t know she was going to kick it. When I was on the ground holding the ball, she made the kick, but instead of kicking the ball, she kicked my nose with the bottom part of her cleat. As I was groaning in pain, I let go of the ball and she scored. Although she made a goal, it didn’t count because she kicked the ball while I had it in my arms when she’s not supposed to. The referee wanted me to sit out because I got kicked pretty bad, but I wanted to keep playing because I didn’t want to let my team down; I was their only