Life Presents Difficulties, Face It Bravely

By Hemasri Nithya Chodagiri

There was a girl named Sarah. She did not know how to count money, but she is 18.

 One day in the car she went to Great America all by herself. There she had to pay for parking. She didn’t know how to count money, so she gave 40 dollars instead of 20 dollars. The parking lot person didn't tell her she paid extra and robbed the money. Then she parked and went to the ticket section. The ticket person told her to pay 50 dollars, but Sarah paid 100 dollars. Guess what happened, the ticket person also lied to her and took the money. Next, she went on a giant wheel and rode it. After she decided to go on the patriot roller coaster ride. When she got on the ride, the ride attendants forgot to put on her seat belt. …boom Sarah fell off the ride everyone gathered around her body. One of the employees came running. Then the employee realized the girl was the daughter of the C.E.O of Great America.

The employee called Sarah’s dad.  Sarah's dad raged with anger.  Then Sarah’s dad called the ambulance. Sarah’s mom cried and cried and cried. Sarah was soon taken to the hospital and taken into a room. The doctors sadly stepped out of the room and said that Sarah might die but one of the doctors said she might survive if they do a very hard surgery but after the surgery Sarah will have TBIs. Sarah's mom shouted at the doctor to do whatever you want but my daughter needs to survive but the doctor said there is a high risk she will die.  A few days later Sarah woke up. The doctors informed Sarah’s parents that Sarah survived. Her parents rushed to the hospital. Then the doctor said to remember that Sarah has TBIs and in the process she lost her memory too. Her dad paid the medical bills and took the family home.  

A few days later Sarah fell into a coma in the house. Sarah 's dad carried Sarah to the car. Next Sarah was driven to the hospital again and she rushed to one of the rooms. In one year, Sarah woke up from the coma. Her whole family was happy, but she doesn't know who they are because of the roller coaster incident where she fell off. She genuinely thought she got kidnaped she started to take all the machinery off her hands, and she started to run as fast as she could. The nurses ran after her, but they could not catch her. The security went after her but the security were old people so they couldn’t run that fast. A few minutes later she made it to the exit, and she went out. There were so many cars she couldn't even count them and then she started to cross the road. She didn’t see the green light and a car hit her. The women rushed the girl to the same hospital. The girl was unconscious; she rushed to the same room the doctors rapped gauze around her head and few days later she woke up and every memory clicked in place she got her memory back. Then she started to yell for her mom and dad.  Her mom and dad rushed in and were amazed, and they called the doctors. The doctors checked and they said she got her memory back and the doctor also said she can go home the next day. So when it was the next morning they went home, and Sarah was overjoyed. She was like a kid who got her Christmas present. 

Now it’s been 3 months so her mom and dad were convinced she can go to school. So, Sarah started to go to school, everyone was looking at her weirdly as if she was a ghost. The principal invited her into her office, and she started talking about how much she missed her. The principal kept talking to her. Eventually, she stopped talking to her and told her to go to room 12 so she did. When she went inside, she saw all her friends hugging her. From that day Sarah learned life presents difficulties and you must face them bravely to turn the difficulties into a positive thing in the end.

By Hemasri Nithya Chodagiri