1 . Namu is a Thai hairdresser. She is providing_______haircuts for medical workers who are fighting COVID-19 at hospitals in Bangkok. Namu began her free service in late March. In the_______, she was unsure about offering the_______, thinking it was unimportant. But now, she is_______with the warm welcome she receives from health care workers.

On her first hospital visit, Namu had_______cutting the hair of six health workers. But in fact she_______   haircuts to 20 of them at last. On her second visit, the number quickly, rose to 30. Namu said, “They just keep     _______. Some arrived and asked if they could have a_______right away as they had to go to work.” At that point, she asked her friends to_______her. Now, the team is usually provides about 50 haircuts each day.

Namu is just proud that her skill is making a________.“The medical workers are happy to get a haircut. I think they feel________and more relaxed. They all want to do something with their hair and________themselves for work,” she said.

For Dr. Bill, it is the humanity(人性) behind the haircut that is really________. He said, “I don’t feel like this is   ________a service I am getting. It feels like more of a________given by a group of people to our hospital staff. This is more than just a haircut.