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Personal Narrative: ADD A Playing Soccer
ADD A BEGINNING Soccer was everything to me. I would go to my Mom and Dad and say “Lets go play soccer!” Add more right here. My dream was to go to OU and be on the women's soccer team. Little did I know that was all going to change. I have done ballet, modern dance, gymnastics, but nothing really stuck out. Well, until I started playing soccer. I started playing soccer when I was 7. Soon all of my friends were on the same team as me. My best friend at the time dad coached us. It was great! Until I was about 10 or 11. My knee started to hurt. I couldn't kick the ball without wincing. I knew something was wrong. At first my knee just ached. Then it started to swell. Soon my knee looked like it ate the other one. It didn't bother
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