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大一那年，我正在修读职业课程，交朋结友，享受生活，但是没过多久，我的整个世界变得一片混乱――我经历了一次心脏病发。心脏病发作的感觉就像有人用刀不断地刺进我的胸口，疼痛难耐。病发之后的几个星期，我一直待在医院，接受了很多测试，找了很多医生看病。他们叫我“轻松一点”，就像医生经常挂在嘴边的话一样。

经过三个月的休养，我回到学校，随后的情况却急转直下。在奶奶家住时，一天半夜醒来，我感觉胸口一阵剧痛。我知道心脏病又要发作了，但这次感觉糟糕很多。我惊恐万分，完全动弹不得，甚至连呼叫求助也不行。幸好爷爷当时准备上厕所，听到我从床上掉下来。如果不是他，我现在可能就不会在这里了。

诊断结果

造成这些问题的原因是我的心脏上有两个洞，必须马上动手术修复它们。不幸的是，手术不太顺利，他们只修复了其中一个洞。手术中，我的心脏甚至一度停止跳动。后来我昏迷了一个星期，靠生命维持器支持――我差点儿活不成了。

术后醒来，我听见哥哥在叫我的名字。我的口很干，恨不得马上吃点什么或者喝点什么。经诊断，我患了三级心力衰竭。这意味着我很难进行体力活动――这些活动可能会产生疲劳、心悸和呼吸困难等问题。最让我吃惊的是他们说我需要进行心脏移植，并已经为我登记轮候。心脏衰竭来得如此之快，连医生们都很惊讶――通常要几年才会这样，但我的心脏不足6个月就发展到那个阶段。也许我应该在年纪小一点的时候进行手术，但那时我的心脏还没对我造成什么影响。

我的世界崩塌了，但我仍然坚强面对。我可以选择每天埋头痛哭，或者继续自己的生活。由于病得太重，我没有再上学，而是在家玩电脑游戏、听音乐。我的身体越来越虚弱，像穿衣服之类的日常小事也要别人帮忙。要应对丧失独立能力实在太困难了，我最终被诊断患上了抑郁症。时间一天一天地过去，生活变得越发艰难；我讨厌整天感觉虚弱无力，什么事情都要别人帮助。慢慢地，我想到自己永远也没法获得新的心脏。

希望再现

尽管我以为2008年的圣诞节将是我的最后一个圣诞节，但我真的过得很开心，甚至连元旦也很快乐。午夜的钟声响起时，每个人都在为我哭泣，他们鼓励我与病魔抗争下去。活动结束后，我觉得自己无法继续下去了――要么尽我所能地结束这一切，要么想尽办法得到一颗心脏。一周后，我接到医生打来的电话，说他们找到了合适的捐赠者。我的愿望成真了，而且幸运的是手术很顺利。我在手术室躺了4小时，医生取出我原来的心脏，放进一颗新的。醒来的时候，我不禁失声痛哭――我终于重获

新生了。

现在我正在休息，让生活慢慢回到正轨，勇敢面对每一天。我的生活发生了翻天覆地的改变。我感觉强壮、健康多了。我很感激那位把他（她）的心脏捐赠给我的人。我再也不会把生命视作理所当然的事了。由于抑郁症还没好，我会继续休息几个月，家人和医生们给了我很大支持。我打算在9月到大学学习美术。希望我可以很快好起来，继续我的人生。

I was in my first year of college doing a vocational[职业的]

course, making friends and enjoying life, but then my whole world turned upside down I had a heart attack. It felt like someone was stabbing[刺] me in the chest with a knife over and over again; the pain was excruciating[极痛苦的].

I was in hospital for a few weeks after the attack, having lots of tests and seeing various doctors. They told me to “take it easy,” like doctors always do.

After three months of rest I went back to college, but then things took a turn for the worse. I was staying at my Nana’s house and woke up in the middle of the night with a terrible pain in my chest. I knew I was having a heart attack again, but this one felt a lot worse. I had a panic

attack[惊恐症，惊恐发作] and was completely paralysed[使麻痹、瘫痪]

I couldn’t even shout for help. Luckily my Grandad was going to the toilet and heard me falling out of bed. If it wasn’t for him, I probably wouldn’t be here.

Being Diagnosed [诊断]

The two holes in my heart were causing the

problems and I needed an operation immediately to

repair them. Unfortunately, the surgery[外科手术] didn’t

go well and they only managed to repair one of the holes. My heart stopped halfway through the operation and I was unconscious[失去知觉的] for a week on a life support machine I nearly didn’t make it.

When I woke up from the

operation, I could hear my brother saying my name. I had a really dry mouth and couldn’t wait to have something to eat and drink. I was diagnosed with level three heart failure[心力衰竭]. This meant that physical activities would be difficult for me and could cause fatigue[疲劳], palpitations[心悸],

and dyspnea[呼吸困难]. The biggest

shock of all came when I was told that I needed a heart

transplant[移植] and was put on the register[登记]. The

doctors were stunned at how quickly heart failure came on it usually takes years, but it took my heart less than six months to get to that stage. I probably should have had surgery when I was younger, but my heart hadn’t caused any problems for me then.

My whole world came crashing down, but I stayed strong. It was a choice between crying every day or

getting on with my life. I wasn’t in college anymore because I was too ill. Instead I played computer games and listened to music at home. I gradually got weaker and needed help with everyday tasks like getting dressed. It was very hard to cope with[应付] losing my independence and I was diagnosed with depression[抑郁症]. As time went on, life became even harder; I hated feeling weak all the time and needing help with everything. It got to the point where I thought I would never get a new heart.

A Second Chance

Even though I thought that Christmas 2008 would be my last, I really enjoyed it and even had a good New Year. Everyone

was crying for me when the clock struck midnight and they told me to keep fighting. When it was over I felt like I couldn’t go on anymore I would have done anything to end it all or get a heart. A week later, I got a call from the doctors saying they’d found a suitable donor[捐赠人]. My wish came true and thankfully the operation went well. I spent four hours in surgery where they took out my old heart and put a new one in. When I woke up I burst out[突然……起来] crying I had a second chance at life.

At the moment I’m just resting and getting my life back on track, taking each day as it comes. My life has completely changed and I feel a lot stronger and healthier. I’m so grateful to the person who gave me their heart and will never take life for granted again. I’m going to have a few months rest because I’ve still got depression, but I’m getting lots of support from my family

and doctors. I want to go to college in

September and study art, so hopefully I’ll get better soon and be able to get on with my life.