Life After Moab

Well... Falling down a mountain is no fun. I hate having broken bones, a deaf left ear, and some kind of "brain injury". I wish I could reverse time and stop myself from falling down a mountain. I can't finish my season of snowboarding, which is very sad seeing as this is the first season I have had a coach and been able to compete. Snowbird usually has an ending day of July 4th! Maybe I'll be able to go on that day. This summer I won't really be able to do much of anything other than watch all my friends have fun. My doctor said that I can't do anything for 3 months due to my brain injury. It sucks that all my favorite things to do include falling and getting hurt. Can't skateboard, bike, motorcycle, jump on the tramp, or anything I like for 3 whole months! Having a cast on my right hand sucks as well because, I can't even use my thumb. Which is a very important thing to use. I can't write, hold my drum stick, use forks with my right hand... Nothing! The one thing that I will take away from this experience as a good memory is, the fact that after my fall, I realized how many friends and people I have around me that care about me and want the best of me. I can also say that this experience has put me a lot closer to God. I can only think that the reason I'm still alive after that fall was because God was protecting me. I hope my recovery is as quick as it has been and I can get back to normal life soon enough. It sucks to have to sit at home all day and not do anything active or see my friends. Hopefully I can get back to school soon and have better days. Hopefully I don't fall down anymore mountains anytime soon.