Write about a truth you were to afraid to accept

 A truth that I could not accept is when I tore my meniscus really badly and it was right before the quarterfinals state match and the team needed me to beat the team but the surgeon said I couldn’t play in it. I was devastated and couldn’t believe it that I would have to go through it again. Because that last year around that time I messed up the OCD tenden in my knee an had to wait forever for it to heal. The team ended up losing 2-3 and I was pissed, never going to forget that. Today we did any missing work or made up bloggers. So defiently a pretty light day. 


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