Justin Bieber Helps Girl Defy Medical Odds!

It turns out that Bieber Fever has healing powers!!

So there's this sweet little girl, right? She's in fifth grade.

She has one of the rarest conditions on the planet and was told she wouldn't live past age two.

Her name is Megan, and her ailment is called Lissencephaly — which has left her severely neurologically impaired.

Megan can have as many as 70 seizures A DAY. Usually she has only around five.

There are only 1,500 known cases of Lissencephaly among kids worldwide.

Every night her parents just hope she's still there in the morning. And then they discovered her love for Justin Bieber.

Her teachers noticed it when the Biebs popped up on the radio, and Megan immediately perked up!

When they noticed the incredible power his music had, they actually installed a special switch on her wheelchair that lets her listen to his music whenever she wants — to smile away and kick her feet to his jams!

Her reaction to Bieber's music is something doctors never thought to be possible, and it proves that Megan has the ability to interact and communicate!

Here's what her dad says:

"We never thought we would feel that, from what the doctors said at the beginning. This has really opened up a lot of doors. It makes me want to cry, she's happy and she's healthy, it's a pretty big deal."

Bieber IS coming to Portland, but the handicap seats won't allow her to see him, because she's visually impaired.

Her dad continues:

"I just think meeting him would mean the world to her."

SO HE WILL:

MEGAN you stay strong for me and I'm gonna make sure we meet when i come to Portland. Love you and Thank You :) - kptv.com/story/18712884…

— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) June 6, 2012

Justin! You are such a fab person!

We just can't get over how well you treat your fans, and how much you want to help others!

It's no wonder you are where you are!

Hope all is well, Megan!

[Image via WENN.]

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