Terminally Ill STAR WARS Fan: Dying Wish Granted

Prepare for the feels.

Daniel Fleetwood, 32, was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer in July, and given only a few months to live.  His dying wish was to see STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS, the franchise’s latest installment.

So, Fleetwood’s wife, Ashley asked Twitter for a little help.

“#forcefordaniel help my man get his last wish, to see a screening of Star Wars before cancer takes him. @bad_robot,” she tweeted.

According to Entertainment Tonight, Fleetwood, who has been a STAR WARS fan since he was a kid, was afraid he “wouldn’t make it” until the December 18th release.

Through the power of social media, director J.J. Abrams saw the tweet, and put things into motion for Fleetwood.

“It was an amazing experience!” Ashley told ET of Daniel’s big day.  She went into more detail via Facebook:

“To all our wonderful supporters, friends, family and awesome strangers: Daniels final dream was just granted!!! Today the wonderful Disney, Bad Robot and Lucasfilm teams made his final dream come true, Daniel just finished watching an unfinished version of Star Wars: The Force Awakens!!!

“We would like to thank the awesomely talented JJ Abrams for calling us yesterday to tell us Daniel was getting his wish granted! Lastly I want to thank ALL the amazing people who helped make this happen!!! May the force be with you all smile ‪#‎forcefordaniel‬.”

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Brooks Ayers: I WISH My Cancer Was Fake!

Controversial Real Housewives of Orange County star Brooks Ayers is opening up about the cancer he claims he has, and the drama it has caused.

If you watch The Real Housewives of Orange County online, you know all too well by now that Brooks" diagnosis was the subject of much debate.

The longtime boyfriend of Vicki Gunvalson was grilled by their co-stars on numerous occasions about whether he was feigning the disease.

"Absolutely I"m sticking by that," Ayers shared with E!  "Unfortunately, I wish it wasn"t true. It would be a lot easier if I didn"t have cancer."

"To be honest with you. The daily grind, the routines, reminding yourself that I"m sick and need to do certain things, not do certain things."

Brooks and Vicki broke up right before this storyline aired, but throughout the season, Gunvalson was adamant in her boyfriend"s defense.

The more defiant she grew toward his critics, the more unsettled the whole situation became, and the more fans grew suspicious of Ayers.

Then the couple broke up, but Brooks says that cancer aside, "we made the decision that we probably weren"t going to be forever."

He then suggests that one co-star had it out for him:

"Given the fact that Tamra [Barney] made the comments that she did after Season 9 that this was going to be Vicki"s year in the ‘box" so to speak?"

"It made me an easy target."

While Tamra insisting he doesn"t have cancer didn"t help matters, Brooks says things with Vicki ran their course, despite counseling.

Whatever "proof" Tamra and Shannon Beador say they have, Brooks says of course he has cancer, by the way, and is fighting to this day.

He"s just no longer fighting Vicki or anyone else on Bravo.

"I am [dating]. Vicki is as well. It could be very serious," Ayers shared. "I"m just living life with a lot less drama from that perspective."