What Are Concussions Affect My Life?

If there's anything that I've learned in the last 16 years of my life, is that life is all about taking risks and chances. Everything you ever do is a risk, but the greatest risks that I've ever taken has been during the time that I have been a Girl Scout. For Girl Scouts, you have to complete a community service project which is also known as a Silver Award. One of the biggest risks that I faced while completing my Silver Award, was that I was recovering from multiple concussions.
Concussions are extremely serious and have affected my ability to be in school for the majority of 8th, 9th, and 10th grade. Even today my concussions still have numerous effects on my life. While I was working on completing my Silver Award, I suffered my second major concussion. Due to the
A Silver Award has many requirements including completing 50 hours of sustainable community service and presenting your project in front of a large group of people. For my Silver Award, I decided to direct a middle school very first student-run show. I paired up with two other students and chose the play Anne of Green Gables. This was an enormous risk because none of us students had ever directed anything, didn't have much experience with finance, public speaking, and time management skills. We were also worried about the play itself because Anne of Green Gables is an older novel and not many of the students were familiar with this piece of literature. My previous concussions also served as a huge risk because I needed to be in school to be able to help direct the practices. Quickly, I learned that to make the students and the performance as successful as I could, I would have to push through the concussions with the best of my ability. There were many variables that went into the play to make it