Elemental Wiccan Accident

The movie Varsity Blues is riddled with sports related injuries. The audience is shown the dangers of playing while injured, as well as the consequences of the immense pressure put on student athletes. In almost all cases of injury in the movie, the treatment of these injuries is carried out entirely wrong. While watching the movie, the audience sees injuries ranging from torn ligaments and muscle strains to a broken nose, a concussion, and dehydration.

He spent more than three weeks in a coma and has permanent brain damage from his accident

Pulling up at the hospital; I had no idea what I was about to endure for the first time. I walked to the end of the hall to see someone that meant so much to me laying there lifeless. I stood at the foot of his hospital bed; for a moment it seemed as if time had frozen. I was there with one other person when two nurses walked in to tell me “we see no signs of improvement, we are going to pull the plug”. I stood there and watched my best friend breath his last breath. When they allowed me to go back into the room, I immediately checked to see if he was still breathing. I walked to his side, rested my hand on his cold shoulder and prayed to God that this wasn’t real. Later flowers were piled up in the worst way and no one knew what to say or if they should speak at all. This amazing person was buried and I blamed God for the loss of his life and the physical pain that flooded my body. I couldn’t accept what had happened and told myself that it wasn’t real. I was so angry at God for making me go through this that I had lost all faith in him. My relationship with God was so amazing before I experienced this that I couldn’t understand why he would want this for me. I continued to question everything that I had ever known that I didn’t know what to believe in

pleuritis. At the point when the agony and trouble of breathing completely left him, and his family were

prayed about something in my life, and felt like God had answered that prayer, and then the way

Luckily he made it off the operating table alive, despite the fact that the tube had slipped too far. However, he was paralyzed on his left side and died a few weeks later.

His shoulder was thrown in reverse and twisted, and left by his body which was driving forward almost completely leaving it behind. He jerked back as if the force would spring his arm back into place. Gravity took over his knees forcing them to buckle and hit the ground. Some might say he looked like newborn deer, fresh out the womb. His arm was left hanging with barely any support at all. His only support was his hand holding it closely to his side as if he could protect it from further harm. His arm looked like a gummy worm...except more flimsy. The adrenaline took over his body like a built in anesthesia, taking his mind off of the pain only for a short time. he didn 't even bother getting up as the other players scrambled to the huddle

own bathtub 5 days after his death in Mesa, Arizona.With a bullet in his head, more than

So they didn't know much about injures. If they thought it was an actual serious injure as in you'd

was traveling around the U.S. on missionary trips. He was a preacher, and he was also in the

At age 14, he was skillfully repairing automobiles and motorbikes. Although he never went to a trade school, he astutely learned all aspects of house building. As a young man, he mastered brick laying, plumbing, flooring, masonry and roofing. There was little that he could not make operational including trains, automobiles, air conditioners, washing machines, elevators, televisions, radios, watches, heaters, and telephones. In 1956 - 1960, in the army, he served his country and he was promoted to military police officer. He was stationed at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, Fort Knox, Kentucky and Fort Belvior,

sense of purpose. I think this is the falling action since it shows how the character go back to

As he returned home, he began to work real estate with his father, living an excellent life. But in 1973, at the age of 25, he was severely burned in a propane gas explosion. He suffered third degree burns and damaged to the eyes. During hospitalization, several of his fingers were amputated, and the right eye was removed. After 232 days being hospitalized in different institutions and undergoing a lot of pain, he decided to discontinue treatments and be allowed to die.

These three incidents of sports illustrates that injuries can be unpleasant in any sports given and athletes have great amount of risks while they continue their game in the field, in order to amuse their viewers (Bird 91). Apart from the examples mentioned above, there are several small and large accidents that have occurred in the past and they have made the life of sportsmen bitter and even their future uncertain, with respect to their ability to work.

In 1848, he suffered a devastating brain injury when an explosion caused an iron rod to pierce through his left cheek and out through the top of his head, thus destroying his frontal lobe (Cherry, 2018). Astonishingly, he survived the incident, however his character changed profoundly.