I have a logical problem to do with for loops calling another instance of themselves. I am using Bash

Expect.txt

0 <-- Dollar One
5 <-- Dollar Two
i is equal to: 0
i is equal to: 1
i is equal to: 2
i is equal to: 3
I am about to execute ForLoop. i is 3
6 <-- Dollar One
10 <-- Dollar Two
i is equal to: 6
i is equal to: 7
i is equal to: 8
i is equal to: 9
i is equal to: 10
ForLoop has been executed. i is 3
i is equal to: 4
i is equal to: 5

Get.txt

0 <-- Dollar One
5 <-- Dollar Two
i is equal to: 0
i is equal to: 1
i is equal to: 2
i is equal to: 3
I am about to execute ForLoop. i is 3
6 <-- Dollar One
10 <-- Dollar Two
i is equal to: 6
i is equal to: 7
i is equal to: 8
i is equal to: 9
i is equal to: 10
ForLoop has been executed. i is 11

LogicTest.sh

ForLoop () {
 echo "$1 <-- Dollar One"
 echo "$2 <-- Dollar Two"
 for ((i=$1; i<=$2; ++i)) ;
 do
  echo "i is equal to: $i"
  if [ $i == 3 ]
  then
   echo "I am about to execute ForLoop. i is $i"
   ForLoop 6 10
   echo "ForLoop has been executed. i is $i"
  fi
 done
}

ForLoop 0 5