Thank You Message to Selena Gomez from Hana Hwang | Children's Hospital Los Angeles
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After Selena Gomez surprised Hana Hwang with a visit at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, the 13-year-old progeria patient wanted to share the following message of appreciation with the pop star and her family:
Thank You for showing us YOUR HEARTS.
Selena, you are a beautiful person, both inside and out.
Your beautiful heart is a reflection of your FAMILY.
Thank you BRIAN for showing us your compassion and for helping to make Hana's dream come to life.
To Selena's mother, MANDY, thank you for raising such a remarkable daughter.
Selena, no matter what you go through in your life, if you have LOVE and FAMILY, you're already a SUPERSTAR! Never forget that you have made a difference to us and to the world.
WE LOVE YOU.
To learn more about progeria, visit http://www.progeriaresearch.org.
-Sara (Hana's tutor), Kyung (Hana's mother), Howard (Hana's brother) and your number one fan, HANA. :)
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