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I started my first year in high school and decided to spend the weekend at my friend Lake House with seven other friends in August 2009. We were having a blast. Keep saying to myself, ' this year would be amazing. ' we spent the first day of passionate music, pipe Lake, knee boarding, wake boarding, and just having fun – just put your life on hold, forgetting about everything, except what was happening at that particular moment.
Two of my friends and I were riding a jet ski, while the rest of the crew are about to go out on the Lake by boat to be pulled by a boat. We were having a blast, jumping waves and do Donuts flipping everyone off Jet Ski. All Jet Ski overturned in water were complaining of fillers of water through the ears hurt bad, how we managed to injury. Thought that was bad, can't imagine what was yet to come.
It's funny how we're going to stub tho, or headache and complain about that. But someone worse off than you, regardless of how bad things always seem. We climb again on jet ski, water-filled even jumped all. Two friends on the left side of that, while he was right. As I turned my head, I saw the upcoming tugboat canoe right for me. Searches the driver behind him, so he had never seen me. Before I could even try to swim away, I threw my head back. Push left my legs chopped up and tore my muscles and nerves and skin and arteries leading to my heart.
Metal pole attached to the fan went through my leg and my broken femur. I looked back once they have been hit and my friends on the boat ran over me, too. I didn't know the guy driving the ship until it hit me that kept driving.