Abbey is 34 years old, who lives in Oklahoma. She was in _________ when she was told at her 19-week scan that her baby was   _______   by the deadly illness—anencephaly (无脑畸形). It meant she would not_______beyond a few hours.

According to the National Institute of Health, the illness means the baby has an _______   brain and incomplete skull. Approximately one in 10,000 babies in the US is born with anencephaly, most of which _______   miscarriage(流产).

_________, Abbey and her husband Robert decided to have a live_______so that they could spend time with their baby and_______her organs—   _______   the baby the first infant newborn donor in the state.

Afterwards, they asked the doctor for the________ of their unborn child and decided to name her ________. They called her: Annie, which means “grace”.

Abbey told, “__________a terminally-ill baby to term was by far the most difficult thing I have ever done. For us, when ________, we were still able to see so much __________.

The family spent just 14 hours and 58 minutes with Annie ________ she passed away. Her organs were not __________   for transplant because her oxygen levels were too low—which Abbey said was__________––but they were able to give her heart valves and some of her organs could be used for ________.

She believes Annie’s story__________hope and it shows people that in the midst of__________, there can be beauty.

While warming up to a cheerleading competition, 17-year-old Keianna Joe experienced a scary medical event. She _______ suddenly and went into cardiac arrest (心脏骤停).

Andrea Joe, Keianna’s mother, said her daughter’s cheer coach ran madly, _______ for help, and asked someone to call a/an _______. Andrea Joe then witnessed her beloved daughter _______ and without a pulse. Andrea, a certified medical assistant, _______ into action, working to save her precious daughter’s life. “I just _______,” Andrea said. “I know CPR. I know how to do this. This is my baby and I have to _______ her.”

For about ten _______, this loving mother worked to save her cheerleader daughter in cardiac arrest. She _______ CPR (心肺复苏术) on Keianna, hoping to get her heart beating again.

Then, a portable defibrillator (除颤器) arrived on the scene. Thankfully, Andrea had received training on these ________, but there was something different about this one.

“The machine said, ‘Shock required’,” Andrea said. “And I mean, I’ve trained on these AED (自动体外除颤仪) devices before and they’ve never told me, you know, ‘Shock required’.” Nevertheless, Andrea used the defibrillator to ________ Keianna’s heart back into rhythm and performed even ________ CPR on her. Finally, a heartbeat returned! Andrea had saved her daughter’s life!

After a 10-day hospital stay, Keianna is out, but with a mini defibrillator in her ________. It still remains unclear what on earth ________ Keianna to go into cardiac arrest. Andrea stated, with tears ________ up, that on the way home from the hospital, she made Keianna hold her hand.

“She’s with me, she’s here, she’s right next to me and I’ve got her,” Andrea said. “And it’s the best feeling ever.”

Some parents think that kids prefer their friends to their parents. It’s not true. When I have a(n) ________ with my mom or dad, I am in a bad mood(情绪) for the ________ of the day. Maybe I can have an argument with my ________ and then go to school and just ________ about it. But I can’t. It’s very upsetting(令人不快的). If my parents and I have had an argument, I can be sitting in class, but I’m not really ________ what my teacher is saying, because my mind ________, still thinking about the argument.

And then I try to________ on a good time and a good way to reopen a ________ with them so that I can go where I want or get what I want.

So I sit in class, ________ a new strategy and working out every possible response. It means, of course, that I’m still not paying attention to what’s going on in my ________. This upsets me too, so then I get worked up all over again.

I’m sure I’m not the only one this happens to. My friends feel ________ upset when it happens to them. So, even though it’s really ________ to me to feel close to my friends, it means even more to me to feel ________ to my parents. Like me, most of my friends ________ their parents, and want to have a good relationship with them. When my parents and I are ________ eye to eye, a lot of things in my life look okay to me.