Dancing through life, the final 31 days of 2020. —Day 17—
In 2020 I was in a car accident. It was not that bad—my entire back was injured, it’s taken 3+ months to recover. Of course after all this I would say its still not that bad because I have a very high endurance to pain and I have a lot to be grateful for. My discipline, my energy and my optimism keep me going. It got really difficult at times, it was exhausting to keep working, I would be wiped out building up my strength again.
As a dancer, I was raised with the discipline and perseverance of training. Dance, ballet, training, rehearsals, performance comes first and the show must go on. This has made my endurance to pain high and my ability to keep going regardless of any obstacles that come in my way.
Of course please always remember that your health and safety come first. Part of a dancer’s training also instills how we take care of our bodies and ourselves to be able to endure the rigorous training and performance. The video shown was my first time dancing outside 2 months following the accident.
ID: [32 second video of Zahna wearing a blue leotard with gray halter, blue jean shorts, white mask and tennis shoes with her long blonde hair down. She is in a forest dancing on a unstable ground and hill. She starts by touching her hair with right hand to lightly pull it downwards while doing a deep grande plie releve in second. She then comes up brings her left leg to attitude front while in plie, brings it to second tilt and then reaches leg out down to the ground and brings her right arm across and camera view moves up to the blue sky.]
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