Write about a truth you were afraid to accept.

Prompt Response:
A truth I was afraid to accept was that I would not be able to wrestle through my shoulder injury. A while ago I got a shoulder injury and I had to stop wrestling for a while to do PT for it but the PT did not end up working and the shoulder continued to have lots of pain. I put off going back to the doctor for the pain because I did not want to have to take time  off wrestling again but recently it has gotten too much and I finally went to the doctor for it and I am going to be getting an MRI.
Summary:
Today we worked on arguments in essays and how to make a good argument for your point.
Reflection:
I learned more about ethos, pathos, and logos.

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