Day 1: It’s my friends birthday and were excited! But we want to go on an adventure with our friends, so we get on our bikes and head to our favorite spot; the Tham Luang cave. We go in the cave all the time, but what we didn’t know was we wouldn’t make it out for 15 days. We head in the cave and go to our favorite spot, its quiet, just the sound of dripping water. Its all going good until the cave fills with water, we have to move in even further in or we’ll drown. We sit down on a shelf 1 and a half kilometres in, we are expecting the water to go back, but no.

Day 2: We are still there, we pray we’ll get out soon. The cave is muddy and dark. We’re in a soccer team, the Wild Boars. Our coach is there, he tells us how to survive, he keeps us calm.

Day 3: Food isn't completely vital, so were good with that, but water is, we drink from the fresh water dripping off the sharp stalagmites, their like big spikes, its our only choice, the other water is murky and we cant drink it. The rest of the days are the same.

Day 9: Help arrives. Rescue divers emerge from the water, were so happy to see someone else.

Day 10: The divers bring out vitamins to keep us going for the next days, its not the best but it'll keep us alive. They bring blankets too. A doctor stays with us, we can communicate with our family with notes the divers will bring back. We are very grateful.

Day 11: We are taught to use face masks. Then its just waiting for the next few days.

Day 12: The rescuers try and pump water out of the cave, but oxygen levels start to drop

Day 13: Oxygen is pumped back in through cables

Day 14: The rescuers tell us the first boys will be brought out

Day 15: I was one of the first to be brought out of the caves, we didn't know we were being talked about on the news and media this whole time. We saw our parents, they were so happy and so were we.

Day 16: We are brought to the hospital to be quarantined and wear sunglasses to get used to the light again

Day 30: We have recovered after a few weeks in the hospital and finally get to go home