When Aiden asked me to accompany him on a camping trip, I pictured a wooden cabin with a fireplace. Imagine how my _______ image of camping became a nightmare (噩梦) when Aiden and his brother, Lebron, _______ with a truck filled with camping supplies! I did pack a backpack, as instructed, but I had no idea we were going on _______ training!

Lebron, ever so _______, hurried me to get in so we could leave the noisy city behind us. Ahead, the mountains came into view bigger; the trees were _______. At least the weather was _______ — cotton candy clouds dotted the deep blue sky.

At the trail-head, Lebron lectured Aiden and me about hiking _______. The first part of the trail (小路) looked more like a wooded road. _______, the path became narrower and steeper,   _______ me to focus on the task at hand. Finally, we reached the top. My legs aching, I dropped my pack and groaned (呻吟). “No time to __________,” Lebron said, looking up at the __________. “We need to set up camp.”

Lebron and Aiden worked __________, while I stood around and pretended to __________, thunder rumbling in the distance. Each time lightning lit up the tent, I drew back with fear. And just as __________ as the storm came rushing in, it died down, allowing us to exit the tent. The __________ was superb — I could see for miles.

Hammond is the only wheelchair nurse in the UK with an assistance dog. Having disabilities most of her life, she was always ________ that nurses were caring, which motivated her to become a nurse to help people. It wouldn’t be easy. But nothing would ________ her passion.

She loves being able to ________ her clients to set achievable goals, helping them ________ the support in their changing lives. It’s really helpful to understand the ________ her clients may be having. She has been there: she ________ at home, she had to receive care. She used to be a dancer, so when she became a wheelchair user and people asked her what her ________ are, she would choke up because she didn’t have any more. Then it was lucky for her to find the love of dogs and her life got back on ________. She hopes she can use that to guide people to ________ themselves.

Her assistance dog, Ocho aids Hammond with her ________ difficulties, while he is also a therapy dog, comforting her clients. However, she completely understands that not everyone will want a dog in their home. Patients’ homes are ________. So before taking him to the first ________ she would call her clients and give them the ________ to accept or refuse him. Sometimes Hammond can do her job without him ________ if he is injured or sick.

Hammond would love to see more disabled doctors and nurses working in this field. Like her, they would bring their own ________ to improve patient care.

Since 2018, Jason has been helping sick kids become superheroes. After watching his five-year-old daughter Angela _______ chemotherapy (化疗), he came up with the idea of “Supertees”. Designed with a cape (披风), the shirts _______ a virtual armour (盔甲) for children fighting cancer.

“Sitting by her hospital bed, I knew there was _______ I could do to help Angela, until I noticed how _______ it was to change her clothes while she was connected to various monitors. This is when the _______ for the Supertee was born,” says Jason.

Created to look like a superhero costume, the medical garments (医用服装) are all about _______ children to see themselves as the _______ they adore. “We want these kids to feel like, and be _______ as the heroes that we see them as,” he tells.

Now Jason has _______ Disney to launch a new Marvel Edition shirt. He’s got some “super” friends helping him out! Actors Lurson and Chris have ________ them, sharing special video messages for the kids who receive a new Supertee.

Riley Sinclair was ________ with a serious disease at seven years old. For Riley’s mum Tammy, the Supertee was a ________ for her son, helping him feel less ________ and making hospital visits more comfortable. “When Riley puts his ________ on, his whole personality will change and he feels like he can ________ anything. It’s amazing!” explains Tammy.