Seeing Beth again is thrilling. With a vibrant gaze and an infectious smile, she's already talking nonstop, goes to the pool, and plays with Berta, her younger sister. The ARA has followed her case since, at a young age, she had to spend 16 months in the pediatric ICU at Vall d'Hebron (one of the longest stays to date in this center's unit) awaiting a heart transplant. After surviving eight months connected to a ventricular assist device, Beth finally received a new heart, a journey filled with hope, fear, and uncertainty, which was successfully completed. It's been about two years since that "start over," and the family remains tirelessly dedicated to meeting the needs of the little girl and also those of Berta, who has become her sister's greatest inspiration. For the four of them, the best summer possible is simply being together, being together, and being well.