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"Diego was on his way to school when he saw a group of kids playing with skateboards. He decided to join in and soon found himself zipping around the park, enjoying the freedom of the board. But as he got more comfortable, he started to take bigger risks, trying to do tricks that were beyond his skill level. One day, Diego was trying to ollie over a ramp when he lost his balance and fell. He landed hard on his wrist and was in pain. He knew he should go home and get it checked out, but he didn't want to miss out on the fun. So he kept skating, even though it hurt. The next day, Diego's wrist was swollen and black and blue. He went to the doctor, who told him that he had broken it. Diego was disappointed, but he knew that he had learned his lesson. He would be more careful in the future and wouldn't take any risks that he wasn't sure he could handle. Diego's story is a reminder that it's important to be safe when you're doing anything, especially when it comes to sports. If you're not sure if you can do something, don't push yourself. It's better to be safe than sorry."
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