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Injuired Knee

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By Neos_Matrix

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Well, I had a kind-of a bad day today.

 

Physical Education; We had sprints to do and for a treat, our teacher gave us one game to play: Rugby. I wasn't that good at rugby, because I kinda weak. Now, how I got injured was really weird.

 

One particular guy, had the ball and started walking. I was in his way and I tried to ready my stance. This guy, just "rushed" straight at me, and for that, I got thrown to the ground, shaking.

Got to the Health Nurse, and recommended me to go to the school's Physio Rehab for injured sports people.

 

Off to the doctor tomorrow, going to see whats wrong. <_<

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    World

    Members

    Lol i used to play rugby in grade 12 on the school team, it was so fun! But yah, I hope you a speedy recovery...

    Ambler

    Monster Hunting Team

    Dang it- same thing happened to me I know how it feels :S My brother managed to kick me so my kneecap shifted out of place, pain knocked me out <_< I woke up a few mins later in agony! I need to get revenge on my brother now! :twisted:

    Neos_Matrix

    Members

    Apparently, Its just a fractured injury, nothing much, I can go back to school.

     

    But that's the sad part. I still have to go to school with an injury. :angry:

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