Young people struggling with severe diseases need a strong emotional support system. It’s difficult to live every day knowing that they are too young to experience such hardship. They need people that can uplift them whenever they are mentally and emotionally tested. Families have to make them see that there is more to life than their condition. Seeing people their age living a normal life can truly take a toll on them. It’s inevitable to yearn for days when they can have fun without health issues. Waiting is never easy for them because it can make them feel that nothing good will ever happen. It’s hard to accept that their condition has made them wait on the sidelines — watching others live the life they wish for.

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For this reason, it’s a great idea to take them on trips as long as it’s permitted by their doctor. Staying every day in hospitals or at home can contribute to anxious thoughts. They still need to gain experience, breathe that fresh air, and see the world with their own eyes. One of the most special experiences you can give kids who love music is to attend concerts. Watching and hearing their favorite celebrity sing live can definitely heal inner wounds. It’s two to three hours of happiness — getting lost in the music at their very own wonderland. Most teenagers these days love the idea of singing their hearts out with their favorite artists. For a 14-year-old teenager with spinal muscular atrophy, that singer was Taylor Swift.

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The Eras Tour has been breaking records since Taylor Swift started the concert tour last March. Her impact on the lives of different generations is undeniable. People have grown with her in every era of her career. Her concert was the perfect choice to make 14-year-old Nora happy — she went out that night sparkling with joy. Attending a three-hour concert might seem challenging due to her condition, but her parents pushed through with their plans.

Spinal muscular atrophy causes difficulty in speaking, walking, breathing, swallowing, and more. Nora uses a sideways laydown wheelchair to be able to move. She also requires breathing assistance. The condition is being treated through at-home treatment. She’s not being completely cured, but the treatment is useful in maintaining her muscles.

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Her parents were adamant to make things possible for her, especially for her birthday. When her mother surprised her with the tickets, she immediately said, “I love Taylor Swift!” To make the experience more remarkable, The Eras Tour was Nora’s first-ever concert. She watched from accessible seats and comfortably enjoyed every song. Nissan Stadium ensured that her view wouldn’t be blocked by reserving them extra seats.

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Her parents should be applauded for making this effort, and those who helped them are amazing too. Every child challenged with a disease deserves parents like them. Nora surely felt loved and special because of her parents. She was able to be with other Swifties, and, hopefully, she received lots of friendship bracelets. Although delicate, she still had the time of her life, which you’ll see in the video below.

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