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Personal Narrative: My Interest In Soccer

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I once took a risk when I played soccer. I interested in soccer when I was young and I tried to improve my skill soccer. When I played soccer with my friends after school at the soccer field near my school. I wanted to play as a goalkeeper then a few minutes I tried to save a ball by jumping into it. After that jumped I did not see goal post at right side of me until my head got hit by it then I passed out and I woke up at hospital. I found out that myself is fine but I feel a tingling pain in my neck. From this accident I'm afraid of playing as a goalkeeper forever. Dream,

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