Gabby Giffords and Mark Kelly: Be passionate. Be courageous. Be your best.

翻译人员: Vickie Huang 校对人员: Yuanqing Edberg

Pat Mitchell: That day,

帕特·米切尔：那天

January 8, 2011, began like all others.

2011年1月8日，像所有其它日子一样开始。

You were both doing the work that you love.

你们俩都在做着自己所喜爱的事情

You were meeting with constituents,

你正在会见选民

which is something that you loved doing

这是你作为一个国会议员

as a congresswoman,

而喜欢做的事。

and Mark, you were happily preparing

而马克，你正在开心地准备着

for your next space shuttle.

你的下一次太空穿梭

And suddenly, everything that you had planned

突然间，全部你所计划好的事情

or expected in your lives

或者生命中值得期待的事情

was irrevocably changed forever.

都被不可挽回地永远改变了

Mark Kelly: Yeah, it's amazing,

马克·凯利：是的，真是感叹，

it's amazing how everything can change

令人感叹的是，它如何

for any of us in an instant.

能在一瞬间改变我们的所有事情

People don't realize that.

人们没有意识到

I certainly didn't.

我当然也没有

Gabby Giffords: Yes.

加贝·吉福兹：是的

MK: And on that Saturday morning,

马克：在那个周六的早上

I got this horrible phone call

我接到这个可怕的电话

from Gabby's chief of staff.

是加贝的幕僚长打来的

She didn't have much other information.

她没有更多其他的信息

She just said, "Gabby was shot."

她只是说：“加贝被枪击中了。”

A few minutes later, I called her back

几分钟之后，我打回给她

and I actually thought for a second,

我其实想了一下

well, maybe I just imagined getting this phone call.

嗯，或许我只是在想象中接到这个电话

I called her back, and that's when she told me

我打回给她，就是那个时候她告诉我

that Gabby had been shot in the head.

加贝被击中了头部

And from that point on,

而从那一刻起

I knew that our lives were going to be a lot different.

我就知道我们的生活将会天翻地覆

PM: And when you arrived at the hospital,

帕特：那么当你到达医院时

what was the prognosis that they gave you

他们告诉你关于加贝的预后如何

about Gabby's condition and what recovery, if any,

如果可以的话

you could expect?

你能指望什么程度的康复？

MK: Well, for a gunshot wound to the head

马克：对于头部的枪伤

and a traumatic brain injury,

以及外伤性脑损伤

they typically can't tell you much.

他们通常都无法告诉你太多

Every injury is different. It's not predictable

每一个创伤都是不同的，它

like often a stroke might be predictable,

不像中风通常可以预测

which is another TBI kind of injury.

这是另一种TBI式的创伤

So they didn't know how long Gabby would be in a coma,

所以他们无法知道加贝会陷入昏迷多久

didn't know when that would change

无法预料什么时候会发生变化

and what the prognosis would be.

以及预后会怎么样

PM: Gabby, has your recovery

帕特：加贝，你的痊愈是

been an effort to create a new Gabby Giffords

一个努力创造新的加贝·吉福兹

or reclaim the old Gabby Giffords?

还是重塑旧的加贝·吉福兹的过程？

GG: The new one -- better, stronger, tougher.

加贝：新的我 - 更好，更强壮，更坚毅

(Applause)

（掌声）

MK: That to say,

马克：就是说

when you look at the picture behind us,

当你看着我们身后的照片

to come back from that kind of injury

从那样的创伤中康复过来

and come back strong and stronger than ever

以及比以往变得坚强，强壮

is a really tough thing to do.

实在是一件很艰难的事情

I don't know anybody

我不知道有没有人

that's as tough as my wonderful wife right here.

像我这位了不起的妻子一样坚毅

(Applause)

（掌声）

PM: And what were the first signs

帕特：那么什么是最初的迹象表明了

that recovery was not only going to be possible

痊愈不只是可能的

but you were going to have some semblance

而且你开始有了一些的想象

of the life that you and Gabby had planned?

关于你和加贝能重新过上曾经计划中的生活？

MK: Well, the first thing, for me, was

马克：嗯，对于我来说，第一件事是

Gabby was still kind of almost unconscious,

虽然加贝仍是几乎不省人事

but she did something when she was in the ICU hospital bed

但当她仍在症加强护理病房的病床上时，她做了一些事情

that she used to do when we might

是她过去常常做的

be out to dinner at a restaurant,

当我们出去餐厅吃晚饭时

in that she pulled my ring off

她会摘掉我的戒指

and she flipped it from one finger to the next,

然后她会把它从一个手指换到下一个手指

and at that point I knew

在那一刻我知道了

that she was still in there.

她仍然是她

PM: And there were certain words, too.

帕特：肯定还有某些词语

Didn't she surprise you with words in the beginning?

她刚开始说话的时候没有让你大吃一惊吗？

MK: Well, it was tough in the beginning. GG: What? What? Chicken. Chicken. Chicken.

马克：嗯，刚开始是有点困难 加贝：什么？什么？鸡肉，鸡肉，鸡肉

MK: Yeah, that was it.

马克：是的，就是这样

For the first month, that was the extent

在最初的一个月里

of Gabby's vocabulary.

那就是加贝的所有的词汇

For some reason, she has aphasia,

因为某一些原因，她患上了失语症

which is difficulty with communication.

就是语言沟通有困难

She latched on to the word "chicken,"

她抓住”鸡肉“这个词

which isn't the best but certainly is not the worst.

这不是最好的，但肯定也不是最坏的

(Laughter)

（笑声）

And we were actually worried

而我们实际上很担心

it could have been a lot worse than that.

她的情况可以比那个糟糕得多

PM: Gabby, what's been the toughest challenge

帕特：加贝，最困难的挑战是什么？

for you during this recovery?

在你康复过程中

GG: Talking. Really hard. Really.

加贝：说话。真的很难，真的

MK: Yeah, with aphasia, Gabby knows what she wants to say,

马克：是的，虽然有失语症，但加贝清楚什么是她想说的

she just can't get it out.

她只是说不出来

She understands everything,

她明白所有的事情

but the communication is just very difficult

但是交流却非常困难

because when you look at the picture,

因为当你看着图片

the part of your brain where those communication centers are

你的语言中枢所在的那一部分大脑

are on the left side of your head,

在你头部的左侧

which is where the bullet passed through.

正是子弹穿过的地方

PM: So you have to do a very dangerous thing:

帕特：所以你不得不做一件很危险的事

speak for your wife.

帮你的妻子说话

MK: I do.

马克：我的确这么做

It might be some of the most dangerous things I've ever done.

这可能是我所做过最危险的事之一了

PM: Gabby, are you optimistic

帕特：加贝，你乐观吗？

about your continuing recovery --

对于你持续的康复

walking, talking,

走路，说话

being able to move your arm and leg?

能活动你的手脚

GG: I'm optimistic. It will be a long, hard haul,

加贝：我是乐观的。这过程可能漫长而困难

but I'm optimistic.

但是我是乐观的

PM: That seems to be the number one characteristic of Gabby Giffords,

帕特：看来那是加贝·吉福兹的首要特质

wouldn't you say? (Applause)

你们说呢？ （掌声）

MK: Gabby's always been really optimistic.

马克：加贝永远都是这么的乐观

She works incredibly hard every day.

她每天都非常努力

GG: On the treadmill, walked on my treadmill,

加贝：在跑步机上，在我的跑步机上走

Spanish lessons, French horn.

西班牙语课程，法国号

MK: It's only my wife who could be --

马克：这只有我的妻子能做到

and if you knew her before she was injured,

如果你在她受伤前就认识她

you would kind of understand this --

你大概就会明白了

somebody who could be injured

她能在经历受伤

and have such a hard time communicating

以及一段沟通非常困难的时期

and meets with a speech therapist,

去见语言治疗师后

and then about a month ago, she says,

然后在大概一个月前，她说

"I want to learn Spanish again."

“我想重新学习西班牙语。”

PM: Well, let's take a little closer look

帕特：嗯，让我们更仔细看看

at the wife, and this was even before

你的妻子，这是更早

you met Gabby Giffords.

在你遇见加贝·吉福兹以前

And she's on a motor scooter there,

她坐在那摩托车上

but it's my understanding that's a very tame image

但据我了解那已经是一个非常低调的形象

of what Gabby Giffords was like growing up.

在加贝·吉福兹的成长过程中

MK: Yeah, Gabby, she used to race motorcycles.

马克：是的，加贝她过去常常赛车

So that's a scooter, but she had --

所以那是个小型摩托车，但她有——

well, she still has a BMW motorcycle.

嗯，她仍拥有一辆BMW摩托车

PM: Does she ride it? MK: Well, that's a challenge

帕特：她还骑吗？ 马克：嗯，那是一个挑战

with not being able to move her right arm,

她没法移动她的右手臂

but I think with something I know about, Velcro,

但我想用某些我知道的东西，魔术贴

we might be able to get her back on the bike,

我们或许能让她重新骑上摩托车，

Velcro her right hand up onto the handlebar.

用魔术贴把她的右手固定在手把上

PM: I have a feeling we might see that picture next,

帕特：我感觉在不久的将来我们能看到那个画面

Gabby.

加贝

But you meet, you're already decided

但你们相遇的时候，你已经决定了

that you're going to dedicate your life to service.

你将会投入你的一生去服务

You're going into the military

你将要从军

and eventually to become an astronaut.

最终成为一名宇航员

So you meet.

所以你们相遇了

What attracts you to Gabby?

加贝哪里吸引你？

MK: Well, when we met, oddly enough,

马克：嗯，当我们相遇的时候，够奇怪的

it was the last time we were in Vancouver,

那是上一次我们在温哥华的时候了

about 10 years ago. We met in Vancouver,

大约十年前。我们在温哥华相遇

at the airport, on a trip that we were both taking

在机场里，我们俩都在前去

to China,

中国的路上

that I would actually, from my background,

以我的背景，我会说

I would call it a boondoggle.

我会称之为浪费公帑

Gabby would — GG: Fact-finding mission.

加贝会—— 加贝：寻找真相的任务。

MK: She would call it an important fact-finding mission.

马克：她会称之为一个重要的寻找真相的任务

She was a state senator at the time,

她那时候是一个州议员

and we met here, at the airport,

我们相遇了，在机场里

before a trip to China.

在飞往中国之前

PM: Would you describe it as a whirlwind romance?

帕特：你会形容这是闪电式的恋爱吗？

GG: No, no, no.

加贝：不，不，不

(Laughter)

（笑声）

A good friend.

一个好朋友

MK: Yeah, we were friends for a long time.

马克：是的，我们做了很久的朋友

GG: Yes. (Laughter)

加贝：是的 （笑声）

MK: And then she invited me on, about a year or so later,

马克：然后她邀请我，大约一年以后

she invited me on a date.

她邀我去约会

Where'd we go, Gabby?

我们去哪了，加贝？

GG: Death row.

加贝：死囚区

MK: Yes. Our first date was to death row

马克：是的。我们的第一次约会就在死囚区

at the Florence state prison in Arizona,

在亚利桑那州的佛罗伦萨州立监狱

which was just outside Gabby's state senate district.

就在加贝州议员选区的外面

They were working on some legislation

他们正在为立法而努力

that had to do with crime and punishment

必须处理关于犯罪、刑罚

and capital punishment in the state of Arizona.

以及死刑的事情，就在亚利桑那州里

So she couldn't get anybody else to go with her,

所以她无法找到人陪她去

and I'm like, "Of course I want to go to death row."

那我就说，“好啊，我想去死囚区看看。”

So that was our first date.

所以那就是我们的第一次约会

We've been together ever since. GG: Yes.

从此我们就一直在一起 加贝：是的

PM: Well, that might have contributed to the reason

帕特：嗯，那可能就是促使

that Gabby decided to marry you.

加贝决定嫁给你的原因

You were willing to go to death row, after all.

你毕竟愿意去死囚区

MK: I guess.

马克：我猜是这样的

PM: Gabby, what did make you want to marry Mark?

帕特：加贝，是什么事情使你想嫁给马克？

GG: Um, good friends. Best friends. Best friends.

加贝：嗯，好朋友，最好的朋友，最好的朋友

MK: I thought we always

马克：我想我们一直

had a very special relationship.

都有一段非常特别的关系

We've gone through some tough times

我们一起走过了一些困难的日子

and it's only made it stronger. GG: Stronger.

而这些这会使我们的关系更牢固 加贝：更牢固

PM: After you got married, however,

帕特：然而，你们结婚之后

you continued very independent lives.

你们继续过着非常独立的生活

Actually, you didn't even live together.

实际上，你们甚至没有住在一起

MK: We had one of those commuter marriages.

马克：我们有着一段两地分居的婚姻

In our case, it was Washington, D.C., Houston,

在我们的例子里，就是在华盛顿、休斯顿

Tucson.

和图桑

Sometimes we'd go clockwise,

有时候我们顺时针走

sometimes counterclockwise,

有时候逆时针

to all those different places,

去不同的地方

and we didn't really live together

我们不是真正地生活在一起

until that Saturday morning.

直到那个星期六的早上

Within an hour of Gabby being shot,

在加贝被枪击的一个小时里

I was on an airplane to Tucson,

我坐上了去往图森的飞机

and that was the moment

而就是那一瞬间

where that had changed things.

改变了所有的事情

PM: And also, Gabby, you had run for Congress

帕特：而且，加贝，你当时正在竞选连任国会议员

after being a state senator

在成为州参议员

and served in Congress for six years.

在服务国会六年以后

What did you like best

你最喜欢什么事情

about being in Congress?

关于在国会里工作？

GG: Fast pace. Fast pace.

加贝：快节奏，快节奏

PM: Well it was the way you did it. GG: Yes, yes. Fast pace.

帕特：嗯，这就是你工作的方式 加贝：是的，是的。快节奏

PM: I'm not sure people would describe it entirely that way.

帕特：我不确定人们会完全这样形容国会

(Laughter)

（笑声）

MK: Yeah, you know, legislation is often

马克：是啊，你知道，立法通常是

at a colossally slow pace,

异常的慢节奏

but my wife, and I have to admit,

但是我必须承认，我的妻子还有

a lot of other members of Congress that I know,

很多我认识的国会成员

work incredibly hard.

都非常努力地工作

I mean, Gabby would run around like a crazy person,

我的意思是，加贝是工作狂

never take a day off,

从来都不休息

maybe a half a day off a month,

或许一个月休息半天

and whenever she was awake she was working,

以及她只要是醒着都在工作

and she really, really thrived on that,

她真的真的热衷于工作

and still does today. GG: Yes. Yes.

到今天仍旧是如此 加贝：是的，是的

PM: Installing solar panels on the top of her house,

帕特：在她屋顶安装太阳能板

I have to say.

我不得不说

So after the tragic incident, Mark,

所以在那悲剧事件之后，马克

you decided to resign

你决定辞去

your position as an astronaut,

你作为宇航员的工作

even though you were supposed to take

即使你原本打算接受

the next space mission.

下一个太空任务

Everybody, including Gabby,

每个人，包括加贝

talked you into going back,

都劝说你回去

and you did end up taking.

你最后也接受了

MK: Kind of. The day after Gabby was injured,

马克：有一点。在加贝受伤后的那一天

I called my boss, the chief astronaut,

我打给我的老板，首席宇航员

Dr. Peggy Whitson, and I said,

佩吉·惠特森博士，然后我说

"Peggy, I know I'm launching in space

“佩吉，我知道我即将登陆太空

in three months from now.

在三个月内

Gabby's in a coma. I'm in Tucson.

加贝昏迷了。我现在在图森

You've got to find a replacement for me."

你需要帮我找一个替补的人”

So I didn't actually resign from being an astronaut,

所以我没有真正地辞去宇航员的职务

but I gave up my job and they found a replacement.

但我放弃了我的工作，而他们找到了替补者

Months later, maybe about two months later,

几个月之后，可能大概两个月后

I started about getting my job back,

我开始要回我的工作

which is something,

这代表着一些东西

when you become this primary caregiver person,

当你成为主要的给予关心的人，

which some people in the audience here

在观众里有一些人

have certainly been in that position,

一定也经历过同样的事情

it's a challenging role but at some point

这是一个很挑战的角色，但到了某种程度

you've got to figure out when you're going to get your life back,

你必须搞清楚什么时候会把你的生活找回来

and at the time, I couldn't ask Gabby

在那时候，我不能问加贝

if she wanted me to go fly in the space shuttle again.

她是否想我再去航天飞机飞行

But I knew she was— GG: Yes. Yes. Yes.

但我知道她是 加贝：是的，是的，是的

MK: She was the biggest supporter of my career,

马克：她是我事业的最大的支持者

and I knew it was the right thing to do.

而我知道这是正确的事情

PM: And yet I'm trying to imagine, Mark,

帕特：可是我试着想象，马克

what that was like, going off onto a mission,

那是什么样的，离开去执行任务

one presumes safely, but it's never a guarantee,

普遍认为是安全的，但从来没有人能保证

and knowing that Gabby is —

在了解加贝是 —

MK: Well not only was she still in the hospital,

马克：嗯，她不仅还在医院里

on the third day of that flight,

在那次飞行任务的第三天

literally while I was

不夸张地说我正在

rendezvousing with the space station,

会合空间站

and you've got two vehicles moving at 17,500 miles an hour,

你有两个每小时移动17,500英里的飞行器

I'm actually flying it, looking out the window,

我是真的在驾驶它，望着窗外

a bunch of computers,

很多电脑

Gabby was in brain surgery,

加贝正在接受脑部手术

literally at that time having the final surgery

那时真的是最后一个手术

to replace the piece of skull

要换一片头盖骨

that they took out on the day she was injured

那是他们在她受伤那天拿出来的

with a prosthetic, yeah, which is the whole side of her head.

用人工头盖骨代替，是的，就是她整边的头骨

Now if any of you guys would ever come

如果你们有机会

to our house in Tucson for the first time,

第一次参观我们图森的家

Gabby would usually go up to the freezer

加贝通常会去冰柜

and pull out the piece of Tupperware

拿出一个保鲜盒

that has the real skull. (Laughter)

里面有真正的头骨 （笑声）

GG: The real skull. MK: Which freaks people out, sometimes.

加贝：真头骨 马克：有时候会吓到人

PM: Is that for appetizer or dessert, Mark?

帕特：那是开胃菜还是甜品呢，马克？

MK: Well, it just gets the conversation going.

马克：嗯，那只是让对话持续下去

PM: But there was a lot of conversation about

帕特：但一定有很多谈话关于

something you did, Gabby, after Mark's flight.

你做的一些事情，加贝，在马克的飞行任务之后

You had to make another step of courage too,

你不得不又迈出勇气的一步

because here was Congress deadlocked again,

因为国会又陷入僵局了

and you got out of the rehabilitation center,

你离开了康复中心

got yourself to Washington

设法让自己去华盛顿

so that you could walk on the floor of the House --

以便你能在国会里行走

I can barely talk about this without getting emotional —

我很难不带感情地去谈这件事—

and cast a vote which could have been

并投下一票，那可能是

the deciding vote.

决定性的一票

GG: The debt ceiling. The debt ceiling.

加贝：债务上限，债务上限

MK: Yeah, we had that vote,

马克：是啊，我们赢了那次的投票

I guess about five months after Gabby was injured,

我猜大概是在加贝受伤的五个月之后

and she made this bold decision to go back.

她做出了这个大胆的决定要回去

A very controversial vote,

一个有争议的选择

but she wanted to be there

但是她想回去

to have her voice heard one more time.

让她的声音再一次被倾听

PM: And after that, resigned

帕特：在那之后，辞职

and began what has been a very slow

然后开始是一个漫长

and challenging recovery.

并且艰难啊的恢复过程

What's life like, day to day?

每天的生活是什么样的？

MK: Well, that's Gabby's service dog Nelson.

马克: 这是加贝的服务犬纳尔逊

GG: Nelson.

加贝：纳尔逊

MK: New member of our family. GG: Yes, yes.

马克：我们家的新成员 加贝：是的是的

MK: And we got him from a—

马克：我们是从一个

GG: Prison. Murder. MK: We have a lot of connections

加贝：监狱，一个谋杀犯 马克：我们与监狱有很多的联系

with prisons, apparently. (Laughter)

经常有联系，似乎是 （大笑声）

Nelson came from a prison,

纳尔逊从一个监狱来，

raised by a murderer in Massachusetts.

被一名来自马萨诸塞州的谋杀犯养大

But she did a great job with this dog.

但是她跟这只狗很合得来

He's a fabulous service dog.

他是一只很棒的服务犬

PM: So Gabby, what have you learned

帕特： 那么加贝，你学到了什么

from your experiences the past few years?

从你过去几年的经验？

MK: Yeah, what have you learned? GG: Deeper. Deeper.

马克：哦，你学到了什么？ 加贝：更深厚，更深厚

PM: Your relationship is deeper.

帕特：你们的关系更深厚了

It has to be. You're together all the time now.

必须是这样的。 你们现在无时无刻都在一起

MK: I imagine being grateful, too, right?

马克：我想这是值得感恩的，对吧？

GG: Grateful.

加贝：感恩的

PM: This is a picture of family and friends gathering,

帕特：这是一张家人还有朋友一起聚会的照片

but I love these pictures because they show

但我喜欢这些照片是因为他们显示了

the Gabby and Mark relationship now.

加贝还有马克现在的关系

And you describe it, Gabby, over and over,

并且你一遍又一遍形容这种关系，加贝

as deeper on so many levels. Yes?

在很多层面上更深厚了，对吧？

MK: I think when something tragic happens

马克：我觉得当悲剧发生在

in a family, it can pull people together.

一个家庭时，它可以使家人们团结起来

Here's us watching the space shuttle

我们在这看着航天飞机

fly over Tucson,

飞到图森上空

the Space Shuttle Endeavour,

奋进号航天飞机

the one that I was the commander on its last flight,

那艘我担任最后一次飞行任务指挥官的航天飞机

on its final flight on top of an airplane

它最后一次在一架飞机上空飞行

on a 747 on its way to L.A.,

是一架在去往洛杉矶路上的747飞机

NASA was kind enough to have it fly over Tucson.

NASA有点受够了它飞在图森上面

PM: And of course, the two of you

帕特：当然，你们俩

go through these challenges

经历了这些

of a slow and difficult recovery,

漫长而又艰难的恢复挑战

and yet, Gabby, how do you maintain

然而，加贝，你是怎么保持

your optimism and positive outlook?

你的乐观还有积极的展望？

GG: I want to make the world a better place.

加贝：我想把世界变得更好

(Applause)

（掌声）

PM: And you're doing that

帕特：并且你在做这个的时候

even though your recovery has to remain

尽管你的康复不得不作为

front and center for both of you.

你们两人的中心

You are people who have done service

你们是那些曾经服务于

to your country and you are continuing to do that

你们的国家并且打算继续这样做

with a new initiative, a new purpose.

怀着新的精神，新的目的

And Gabby, what's on the agenda now?

加贝，你们现在有什么打算？

GG: Americans for Responsible Solutions.

加贝：「美国责任拥有枪支行动」

MK: That's our political action committee,

马克：这是我们的政治行动委员会

where we are trying to get members of Congress

我们正试着让国会议员们

to take a more serious look at gun violence in this country,

从更严肃的角度看看这个国家的枪支暴力

and to try to

并且尝试着

pass some reasonable legislation.

通过一些可行的法律

GG: Yes. Yes. (Applause)

帕特：是的 是的 （掌声）

MK: You know, this affected us very personally,

马克：你知道，这件事对我们的影响是很私人的

but it wasn't what happened to Gabby that got us involved.

但是这不仅是只发生在加贝身上，这涉及了我们所有人

It was really the 20 murdered first graders

这是那些在康乃迪克洲纽镇被谋杀的20个一年级学生

and kindergartners in Newtown, Connecticut,

还有幼儿园老师们

and the response that we saw afterwards

看看我们在这之后的反应

where -- well, look what's happened so far.

看看到现时为止发生了什么

So far the national response has been

到目前为止，国家的反应就是

pretty much to do nothing.

基本上不做任何事

We're trying to change that.

我们正试图去改变这些

PM: There have been 11 mass shootings

帕特： 这已经发生了11起群众枪击事件

since Newtown,

在纽镇事件之后

a school a week in the first two months of last year.

一个学校在去年头两个月的一周中

What are you doing that's different

你们做了些什么不同于其他人的努力

than other efforts to balance

从而平衡

rights for gun ownership and responsibilities?

枪支的拥有权和责任？

MK: We're gun owners, we support gun rights.

马克：我们是枪支持有者，我们支持枪支权利

At the same time, we've got to do everything we can

与此同时，我们要竭尽所能地

to keep guns out of the hands of criminals

让枪支远离罪犯之手

and the dangerously mentally ill.

还有危险的精神病人

It's not too difficult to do that.

这不是很难做到

This issue, like many others,

这个问题，像其他一些一样

has become very polarizing and political,

已经成为了非常极端以及政治上的问题

and we're trying to bring some balance

我们正尝试着带来一些平衡

to the debate in Washington.

到华盛顿的辩论中

PM: Thank you both for that effort.

帕特：谢谢你们做出的这些努力

And not surprisingly for this woman of courage

对这位有勇气的女性并不感到意外

and of a sense of adventure,

还有充满冒险精神

you just keep challenging yourself,

你就是这样一直挑战自己

and the sky seems to be the limit.

感觉天空才是极限

I have to share this video

我必须要分享这个

of your most recent adventure.

你最新的冒险视频

Take a look at Gabby.

看看加贝吧

MK: This is a couple months ago.

马克：这是几个月前

(Video) MK: You okay? You did great. GG: Yes, it's gorgeous. Thank you.

（视频）马克：你还好吗？你做的很好 加贝：是的，这很棒。谢谢你。

Good stuff. Gorgeous. Oh, thank you.

好东西，太漂亮了，噢，谢谢你

Mountains. Gorgeous mountains.

山，很漂亮的山

(Applause)

（掌声）

MK: Let me just say

马克：让我这样说吧

one of the guys that Gabby jumped with

那天其中一个跟加贝一起跳伞的人

that day was a Navy SEAL

是一名海豹突击队队员

who she met in Afghanistan

她在阿富汗遇见的

who was injured in combat,

那名突击队员在战斗中受伤了

had a really rough time.

有过一段艰难的时光

Gabby visited him

加贝拜访了他

when he was at Bethesda

当他在贝塞斯达的时候

and went through a really tough period.

并且经历了一段非常艰难的时期

He started doing better.

他开始变得好一点了

Months later, Gabby was shot in the head,

几个月后，加贝被枪击中了头部

and then he supported her

然后他支持着她

while she was in the hospital in Houston.

当加贝在休斯顿的医院里时

So they have a very, very nice connection.

所以他们有着非常非常好的关系

GG: Yes.

加贝：是的

PM: What a wonderful moment.

帕特：多美好的时刻啊

Because this is the TED stage,

因为这是TED 的舞台

Gabby, I know you worked very hard

加贝，我知道你很努力地

to think of the ideas that you wanted to leave

想留下一些想法

with this audience.

给这些观众

GG: Thank you.

加贝：谢谢

Hello, everyone.

大家好

Thank you for inviting us here today.

感谢你们今天邀请我们来这里

It's been a long, hard haul,

这是一个漫长，艰难的过程

but I'm getting better.

但是我正在康复

I'm working hard,

我很努力

lots of therapy -- speech therapy,

很多的治疗--语言康复治疗

physical therapy, and yoga too.

物理治疗，还有瑜伽

But my spirit is strong as ever.

但是我的精神比以往更强大了

I'm still fighting to make the world a better place,

我会继续奋斗把这个世界变得更好

and you can too.

你们也可以

Get involved with your community.

参与到你们的社区活动之中

Be a leader. Set an example.

做一个领导者，树立一个榜样

Be passionate. Be courageous.

怀抱热情，充满勇气

Be your best. Thank you very much.

竭尽所能。非常感谢你们

(Applause)

（掌声）

MK: Thank you. GG: Thank you.

马克：谢谢 加贝：谢谢

(Applause)

（掌声）

MK: Thank you everybody. GG: Bye bye. (Applause)

马克：谢谢各位 加贝：再见 （掌声）