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I just adore Wish Upon A Hero. I have been working very closely with them and helping grant as many wishes as I can. I feel like a little wish fairy, love it! It's so gratifying to put a huge smile on someone else's face. A few days ago I went to visit 5 year old Ava and her family at Disney World. Ava has a very rare and malignant brain tumor and wanted to visit Disney World before Christmas. Her dad is stationed in Texas and her family didn't have the money to take everyone to Orlando. As fate would have it, some sweet soul of souls raised enough money to fly her family to Florida, put them up for two days and grant sweet Ava's wish. I happened to be on tour close by, so Eddie and I went to meet her and her family. I colored in her princess coloring book with her for about an hour and visited with her parents. They are an amazing couple. Their strength is inspiring and their love for their daughter is incredibly beautiful. Ava, even in her sickest state is a little ray of sunshine. It was a blessing for us to meet them and help grant Ava's wish. I look forward to many more experiences like this and waving my imaginary magic wand whenever possible. You can wave your's too. Check out how at wishuponahero.com
Grammy winner LeAnn Rimes has sold more than 40 million albums. She had her first hit song at just 13. Her singing shot her to stardom, but on Saturday the 30-year-old singer is sharing the spotlight with the kids at the Naples Equestrian Challenge, a non-profit which offers therapeutic horseback riding. To read the entire story click HERE .
LeAnn Rimes celebrated her 30th birthday on Aug. 28 with a cake that read "Die 20s Die." The next day, she checked herself into a 30-day treatment facility to develop coping mechanisms for stress and emotional issues that lingered from childhood. That news brought an onslaught of speculation and rumors about the reasons behind her decision to enter an inpatient treatment program. To read the full interview click HERE .
For the past 6 years, 11-year-old Joey of Manahawkin, N.J., has struggled with Tourette Syndrome, anxiety, depression, OCD, ADHD and Asperger’s Syndrome. With each passing year, his quality of life has deteriorated because of those conditions and the bullying that ensued at school. One of his only sources of happiness was an iPad his family surprised him with last Christmas. To read the rest of this story please click HERE .
