We always knew our daughter Kendall was going to be a performer of some sort. She   ______ people in our small town by putting on shows when she was only three or four. Blonde-haired, blue-eyed, and beautiful, she sang like a little angel and ____ everyone.

When Kendall was five, we began to notice that she was blinking a lot and ____ her throat frequently. We had her tested for ____, but the doctor said she wasn’t allergic to_______ at all. After the problem ____, we took her to our local children's hospital where she was diagnosed with Tourette’s Syndrome(妥瑞痉挛症).

In 2005, a(n) ____ happened and Kendall fell over, paralyzing from the neck down. However, her biggest ____ wasn’t whether she would walk again, but whether she would be able to audition for American Idol.

Kendall wanted the American Idol audition so much that she ____ herself to move again. Sometimes it was so ____ that she had to bite down on a toothbrush to take her mind _____ it. We all cried because of the pain we ____. But on the day to audition for American Idol – a mere three months after her accident – we cried tears of joy. And our tears turned into ____ when she was given a golden ticket to Hollywood.

Kendall is eighteen now, living every day to its ____. She’s recorded a CD with some of John Mellencamp’s band members and is having some good ____. I’m absolutely sure she’s going to make it ____ some day.

When she was a little girl trying hard to be strong, she ____ at me, her big eyes brimming with tears, and asked me ____ she had to have Tourette’s Syndrome. My heart_____ and explained, “Kendall, God gave you a pure heart, an angelic voice, a strong mind, and a beautiful ____. With all of that, he had to make it fair for everyone else.”

It wasn't the first time I had done a digital interview, but I was always nervous before starting. I closed my eyes and took deep _________. Finally, I got the courage and the_________ began.

“So, you have said before that the best way for people to live their lives and make things easier is to _________with life. And how did you do it?”my interviewer asked.

“Well, there are a lot of things _________ in learning how to flow with life", I began. “But, I'I tell you a short _________ and maybe it’ll make a bit more _________.” “One day, I was_________ a music video on YouTube and this ad appeared”, I continued. “In those five _________, the words ‘We are living in _________ times' were said with an image of a girl in the surgical mask and I became extremely__________,” I said. “I got angry because we were always told we're living in hardship and would never __________ it." My parents and family were also __________of this. It was fine if they said it a few __________ but they said it over and over again.

“I was just so__________ of it," I sighed. “When would the hard times __________? Who was the one to decide that?"

“Then, I __________my teacher”, I genuinely smiled here, “She had once said that we needed to __________to believe or not to believe." “It wasn't the believing part that__________ me. It was the choosing part”. “We had the__________ to choose not to live in these so-called difficult times that we always seem to be living in. That's__________ what I did"

Cancer treatments left 5-year-old Isabella Harvey nearly bald (秃顶的). She felt _____ for not feeling as “beautiful” as her favourite Disney princesses,   ______ a magical photo shoot lifted her _____ and moved many of her supporters to tears.

D’ Antoni, who is a member of Gianna Nicole’s Heart of Hope, a foundation that _____ cancer patients and their families, had known the Harvey family for years. She _____ to organize a photo shoot activity in a (n) _____ to cheer up Isabella. The photo shoot was held at the Oakes ide Bloomfield Cultural Center in Bloomfield, New Jersey. Dressed _____ a beautiful princess gown (女裙) , Isabella remained _____ about her bald head, and didn’t want to take off her hat. But all that changed when a famous performer Chelsea Knutson _____ as Cinderella, a Disney princess with a ______ head.

Isabella was excited to see Knutson in character. She took her hat off ______ and said, “ Wow, she looks just like me!” And in a moment she ______ from a shy little girl into a confident and brave princess!

“I didn’t ______ her in advance that Cinderella was going to be bald,” Pina Harvey, her mother said. “I wanted to ______ her. When Knutson came down the stairs as Cinderella, her face ______ She looked very cheerful.” D’ Antoni was equally ______. “When Isabella saw that Cinderella had no hair, she had a ______ from ear to ear. She knew that she wasn’t ______ ,” she said.

Isabella continues to fight cancer, going to the ______ every week. She hopes her fight can help ______ other kids to be brave and feel beautiful, too.