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Personal Narrative: My Hero's Journey

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My name is John and I'm a 24 year old man who has finally graduate college in California. I was excited and sad at the same time when I graduate college. There were many fun thing to do in college, meet new friend, learn more thing and more. I had many friend and buddy who are also like me that drive motorcycle. We alway gather together and hang out for a bit. Sometime we do a group ride when everyone isn't busy. My family alway tell me to watch both way and be safe. A couple day later I wanted to go and visit my family. I had arranged with my parents that I will be visiting them before going to my friend house. At the time I left to go visit them it was already dark outside and the roads were busy. Being me I decide to say screw it and just go during the night to visit them. As …show more content…

I also try to lift my hand but it felt to heavy. I feel like I couldn’t feel my body at all. Nothing seem to be happening when i tried to move my body, my body seem to be moving to slow for me to notice. I was bleeding all over the place. After a while I began to feel pain from all over my body. I felt like I was about to died, there were so many things I still need and wanted to do. I tried my best to at my bike, it was still there but it was crushed, and dented pieces everywhere. People around me are telling me to lie still and don’t move until the ambulance arrived. The people's try their best to keep me in a better situation. Before I knew it the pain was getting stronger each time and started to overwhelm me. The pain it was something I would never forget. I started to panic, I started to yell and swear. Before I knew it the ambulance finally came and help me, I also like to thank the people who stayed back and helped me. Once we got to the hospital, I didn't really know what happen after that. Once I woke up I had to tell the doctor to contact my family. I told them to call my

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