Fiercecheermom
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- Nov 5, 2012
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I will have one of those too LOLI read that as spray tans... haha.
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I will have one of those too LOLI read that as spray tans... haha.
Not as bad but my squad lost state by half a pointMy team lost nationals by 0.05 :(((
We missed moving on at nationals by .2, I feel your pain.My team lost nationals by 0.05 :(((
My team lost at a local competition by .005 they literally pulled it out of a hat because it was so closeMy team lost nationals by 0.05 :(((
I always love your stories and whatever you post! That's insane but still kind of cool!To say that someone who has epilepsy shouldn't be driving or cheering for the simple fact that they are epileptic is completely ignorant. There are several degrees/types of epileptic disorders that range from mild to severe. Some are not as dangerous as other while others can be life threatening. I have had epilepsy my entire life and have been fine, granted that my epilepsy was a lot more severe when I was child and have since then reduced in severity. If someone has debilitating epilepsy then I can see where there could be an issue with driving or sports. But the same goes for people with asthma. I usually can feel when Im about to have a seizure and have enough time to warn someone or stop my car (its never happened while driving thankfully). My last seizure was after I had reconstructive ankle surgery and was pretty severe but because its controlled for the most part I did not have my license suspended. Medication helps a lot and makes it so people with epilepsy can have a normal life.
Worst comp moment was back in 2012; I broke my ankle a week before worlds. I had the doctor give me a moon boot and agreed to come back and get it casted after worlds (I lied and told him that I wasn't going to tumble). Fast forward to worlds prelims, I taped my ankle really tight, laced up my brace, and then taped on top of the brace. It was safe to say that my ankle wasn't going anywhere. I warmed up what I could and saved my tumbling for the comp floor. We walk out I nervously get set and wait for the music. The music starts and the first thing that I do in the routine is a 1 to double. I land my double and my ankle shatters, it felt like a bomb when off inside my leg. I have never been in so much pain in my life and just keep telling myself "PUSH CJ PUSH". I throw my toe full, standing tumbling to double and running double and stick all of my tumbling and stunts (my team not so much:confused:). I had to half crawl/limp off the floor and was heart broken when I saw the reply and was in complete shock and disbelief by all of the random mistakes that happened. I ended up having to have reconstructive surgery to fix my shattered ankle but got a cool pic out of it at least.:rolleyes:
This gem was snapped when I landed my handspring double.
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probably smoeds worst comp moment...
lol... funny how some people dont believe its them.
A girl on our "buddy team" one year started gagging in the middle of the routine and they stopped it lol. They have videos on youtube of the routine with her gagging and then they have the other half after they get back on to finish it. Hahahah I think its so funny they took two videos and put them up. The girl is sooo sweet and just laughed about it afterwards.
its 10-11. first year as smoed sr. the year before they smoed jr.well 2 out of 3 preps at the end isn't bad. </sarcasm>
what year was this?
A girl on our "buddy team" one year started gagging in the middle of the routine and they stopped it lol. They have videos on youtube of the routine with her gagging and then they have the other half after they get back on to finish it. Hahahah I think its so funny they took two videos and put them up. The girl is sooo sweet and just laughed about it afterwards.
probably smoeds worst comp moment...
lol... funny how some people dont believe its them.