When businessman Gordon Hartman was on a family vacation years ago, he observed that his daughter, Morgan,who was 12 at the time, had difficulty in ______ the fun games that other children played. Morgan’s severe cognitive delays (认知迟缓) caused communication ______. When she went to play with other children,they often ______ her due to misunderstandings. Gordon couldn’t forget the ______ look on Morgan’s face when she realized other children were unwilling to play with her. That ______ inspired Gordon to find a way ______ daughter and any child who has special needs to experience childhood fun.

Gordon knew that Morgan and many other children might be ______ in where they can go. Gordon did some research and ______ the families to find out where they took their kids who had special needs. Many parents said they ______ took them anywhere because they were unaware of a suitable place. Since no such place ______, Gordon decided to create one. He began ______ funds immediately and ______ his own money with investors’ funding for his dream project. After three years,the construction of the world’s first inclusive theme park began.

Gordon named the amusement park after Morgan, his ______ for the project. Morgan’s Wonderland, where all individuals can experience a(n) ______ day of fun without physical or financial ______ to separate them from childhood fun, is ______ and stays in business through generous donations. The main purpose was never to ______ millions in revenue (收入) but to create millions of happy ______

Gordon Hartman is a ______ for making dreams a reality for people with ______.

Scott had always been creative. As he finished university, he decided to become an inventor. He often designed many new things. His friends thought that he was misguided. “You cannot spend your life as a(n) _______. You will _______ have a steady (稳定的) income.” Luke, his best friend, was _______ his friend’s future. “Why don’t you reconsider and get a job in the city?” Luke often asked. “This is my _______,” Scott said to Luke. “I have wanted to be an inventor since I was a small child. I am not going to _______.”

Over several years, Scott developed many ideas that _______to become a success. His first invention had many _______ and he was unable to sell it. His second idea received little support from people or companies. Scott’s friend Luke continued to encourage him to find a(n) _______ career (职业). “Scott, you have to think about your future. I think it is time to _______ something else.” “But I cannot stop now. I am so close to coming up with something huge. _______ I left my designs now, all my life would have been wasted,” he replied. Luke nodded, “I ________, my friend. Just know that I am here to support you.”

Then one day it happened. Scott _______ his design of a new wing for an airplane. He presented it to several companies who all loved his _______. After some competition, a company offered to buy his design.

“I knew that one day I would _______ it!” he said to Luke as they celebrated at his apartment. Luke felt a little guilty (内疚的) for ever suggesting that Scott should give up. “I don’t know how you kept going all these years,” Luke said. “You certainly deserve every bit of your _______.”

I’ve always been very sporty, even when pregnant with my four children. But when my third child George was born, everything _______. As a very _______ baby, he was always on the go and never slept. I still kept _______, but when he turned two, he started to have some _______ problems. One night we took him to hospital, and within 12 hours we were told he had _______ cancer of the white blood cells. It was his third birthday.

Our lives _______. We were taken by ambulance to Birmingham hospital and my husband Rich and I _______ to spend three days with him and three days with our kids at home. After about a month, Rich _______ me my running shoes. I looked at them, _______ He said: “George is ________, he’s with a nurse. I think you need to go for a run.” I remember putting them on and ________   as I ran on the road, as fast as I could for 25 minutes, which was such a(n) ________.

When George was on the road to ________, I needed to re-find my identity and earn some money. I couldn’t ________full-time as he was always going to need a lot of ________, so I decided to become a personal trainer. We built a ________ in the garden and now I train groups of women running there.

I also ________ in obstacle course races (OCR) and won the Spartan world champion. The thing that ________ me is the memory of George at rock bottom; I want all my kids to see that you can never ________. You just need motivation and passion. Just like my’ story-when George had cancer, exercise helped me cope with the difficulty and gave me a new ________.