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To live is to trust. That¡¯s especially 36 for someone like me, blind from birth. As a child, when I was feeling frustrated by my 37 or if I ran into some other problem I couldn¡¯t 38 well on my own, I¡¯d go to my father. ¡° 39 inside,¡± he¡¯d say ¡°Search deep within yourself, and find that 40 where you can trust yourself. All you need to do is 41 listening, and trust what you hear.¡± When I found myself in 42 situations over the years, I¡¯d try what my father 43 . I¡¯d 44 that voice.
On the morning of September 11, 2001, a moment came when I needed it as I 45 had before. I was at my computer 46 somewhere above me the loudest explosion I¡¯d never heard 47 . Shouts and 48 came from outside my door. The floor listed like the deck of a ship, and the only thing to do was go to that place 49 myself, and pray for the guidance. I took a deep 50 . I tried to listen. I headed for the stairs. I¡¯d never walked the 78 51 down before, but I made it. I survived the 52 of the skyscrapers.
There are still so many 53 questions about what happened that day¡ªnot the 54 of which is how I managed to get down all the flights when everything went wrong. The one thing I know for certain is that my dad was 55 . Even when things are at their darkest, trust yourself and stay calm.
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