Our project was physically appealing to the people judging us. But it was nerve racking. We weren't sure if it was going to work, so we watched closely.

We don't want people to feel sorry for us. It was an unfortunate event that has forever changed our lives and has taught us to never take things for granted. As the old saying goes, 'You never know what you have until it's gone.' I'm forever grateful for the times that we did get to share with him. My siblings and I just hope that he is proud of us.

Nobody is being turned away. If people can't be treated here by us, we transfer them to a facility that can.

A lot of teachers have already read these stories to their students so that they are familiar with what the play will be about.

We have worked a lot harder on our plays this year. Our plays have helped us a lot. But to run the plays everyone on the team has to contribute. And when everyone contributes that brings you a lot closer together.

It was slightly disappointing because the injury affected us. We also tried working on some different aspects of our game in the doubles matches, and I think that also affected our performance.