Where do i start. These past few years have been a roller coaster of emotions. On July 19th, 2021, I had broke my ankle for the first time. This injury left me feeling hopeless for the longest time. Recovery and getting back, trying to mentally and physically recover was very draining. Next thing i know, i tore my hip. Everyday was a battle. Being in pain is the worst thing a athlete can be in. Taking months and months off of skating, because we didnt know why my hip was hurting. So many doctors and hospitals only was making my skating worse. But we found the right doctor and found out i tore my labrum. As soon as my hip has healed.... I broke my ankle again. Same ankle, and same exact bone. This was not only mentally but also physically painful. We found out that the bone didnt heal all the way, and that was causing most of my hip pain. We found great doctors, and I took months and months off. I am recovered from all three injuries, and this year is the year i work the hardest. Although the years have been rough, i can only look foward. I am going to work towards all my goals, and become stronger then i once was. I am grateful to have found the light in the tunnel. I want to thank all the pain for making me become a stronger athlete and person. And of course, I want to thank my doctors, my parents, and my coaches for never giving up on me. I am excited to see what the upcoming years bring.
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Praying they can find some way to treat this.
