title

Custom Search

 

[ Correct English | Common Errors |  | Sample Letters | Glossary of Correct Usage | Common Sentences | Q & A ]

[ English Compositions | High School Vocab | Words | Phrases | Celebrity | Poetry Corner | SPM essays ]

[ Literary English | Word Differentiation ]

Sponsored Links

<<Prev

Junior  English  essays

Next>>

   
TOEFL Vocabulary
English Conversation
English Grammar
American Idioms
English Comprehension
English Summary
English News
Movie Reviews
 
When Life Stopped Moving
 
One thing about Aaron — he could never sit still. He was young, full of energy, always on the move, always busy. It never crossed his mind that one day, all of that would come to a sudden halt.

Aaron had a vibrant school life. Blessed with a strong, healthy body, he thrived in sports, especially in short sprints where he was among the best in the state. Academically, he kept up well, doing just enough to earn a place at a university.

University life was a mix of fun and studies. In three years, he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree and soon landed a well-paying job at an international company. Life seemed to be on his side.

Three months into his new job, Aaron bought a car — a second-hand vehicle modified for speed. It suited him perfectly. He loved driving fast, tearing down expressways at reckless speeds, convinced he was untouchable and that accidents happened to other people, not him.

But one day, that belief shattered. While overtaking a tanker, he miscalculated. His car clipped the tanker’s rear, sending his vehicle spinning uncontrollably into the expressway’s crash barrier. The car was completely wrecked, yet by some miracle, Aaron survived.

At the hospital, doctors treated his cuts and bruises. But there was one injury they couldn’t fix — his spine was broken. He was paralyzed from the chest down.

That accident changed Aaron’s life forever. Gone were the days of moving freely. Now, he was bound to a wheelchair. He had no choice but to sit still, whether he liked it or not.

The first three months were the hardest. He fell into deep depression, struggling to come to terms with his new reality. He lost his job, his car, and the life he once knew. But as time passed, he realized he had to stop feeling sorry for himself. His life wasn’t over — it was just different now. Slowly, he began to accept his situation and took the first steps toward building a life worth living again.
 
 
 

001    002    003    004    005    006    007    008    009    010    011    012    013    014    015    016    017    018    019    020    021    022    023    024    025    026    027    028    029    030    031    032    033    034    035    036    037    038    039    040    041    042    043    044    045    046    047    048    049    050    051    052    053    054    055    056    057    058    059    060    061    062    063    064    065    066    067    068    069    070    071    072    073    074    075    076    077    078    079    080    081    082    083    084    085    086    087    088    089    090    091    092    093    094    095    096    097    098    099    100    101    102    103    104    105    106    107    108    109    110    111    112    113    114    115    116    117    118    120    121    122    123    124    125    126    127    128    129    130    131    132    133    134    135    136    137    138    139    140    141    142    143    144    145    146    147    148    149    150    151    152    153    154    155    156    157    158    159    160    161    162    163    164    165    166    167    168    169    170    171    172    173    174    175    176    177    178    179    180    181    182    183    184    185    186    187    188    189    190    191    192    193    194    195    196    197    198    199    200    201    202    203    204    205    206    207    208    209    210    211    212    213    214    215    216    217    218    219    220    221    222    223    224    225    226    227    228    229    230    231    232    233    234    235    236    237    238    239    240    241    242    243    244    245    246    247    248    249    250    251    252    253    254    255    256    257    258    259    260

 
Sponsored Links
 
 
American Slang
English Proverbs
English Exercises
Common English mistakes
Ancient Chinese stories
Junior English essays
High School English essays
Lower Secondary English essays