The air was crisp and the day was sunny, I was running as hard as I could, I went through the swings, around the monkey bars, slid under the teeter-totter, and scurried into the tube slide. I hide there I did not make a peep and I reached a hand, and I heard the most awful to words that any little boy could here, "your it." My mind went blank and I did not know what to do. I jumped out of the tube slid and fell straight on my right hand. The pain it shot up like a cannon, it was the most pain I had ever felt. I laid there screaming and crying for my mom. She came over and picked me up, and off we went into his car and to the hospital. I was rushed into this small room, with all these strange posters, and robots. I sat there while this old woman came in and said, "How are you doing Paras." All I did was look at this lady in a funny way, and did not make a peep. She told me that my hand was going to be x-rayed, to see if it was broken. I just nodded and listened to what my mom was saying. They took me in this room, and made me wear a heavy apron, and I had to stand still forever. I came out of the room, and went back to the small room with posters and robots. I saw the her use all these machines and gadgets, and I asked my mom who was she, and she responded with a smirk and said, "Doctor Chocka", and I looked at her and said, I want to be him when I grow up. .
This was the one of the most important learning experiences in my life, because it has such a great impact on my future. Someday, I hope to work within the medical fields. I believe that I have good problem solving skills and communication skills that are very beneficial to medicine. My goal in life is to work with people and help them with their problems. I am interested in helping people with their problems because I have compassion and respect for those who have suffered from physical or emotional pain. I have learned immensely from the pain that I have experienced in my life.