"Experiencing a setback can be disappointing; however, I see it as a learning process. I debrief with colleagues and discuss what I could have done differently. I also do some research on how I can improve my skills. I remember the first time I experienced a proximal tibial fracture. The opposing softball athlete was running down first base and collided with the first baseman. She heard a pop. I immediately thought ACL. After performing an on-field evaluation, I carried her to the dugout and sat her down with ice. I performed a more thorough secondary evaluation, and I noticed that she had a fracture. I activated 9-1-1, but the coach said no, that the mom will take her. I learned that I shouldn't have made that decision."