“Last night was a dream for Mary,” the girl’s mother said. “Luke Bryan sang to her, she danced, and he gave her a kiss. She had the best time. She is tired but so worth it.”
The Stegmueller family says their little girl named Mary, 7, is battling terminal brain cancer. She was diagnosed at the age of 4.When the country music star performed in Denver over the weekend, the 7-year-old not onlyLuke Bryan invited a Colorado girl with terminal cancer backstage.“Last night was a dream for Mary,” the girl’s mother, Kristin Stegmueller, said. “Luke Bryan sang to her, she danced, and he gave her a kiss. She had the best time. She is tired but so worth it.
The concert outing was perfect timing for Mary as the family said she completed another round of radiation treatment on Monday.
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