After being off the spotlight for more than a year, the 30-year-old "SkaterBoi" singer made a comeback by performing on stage during the opening of the Special Olympics 2015 ceremony. As reported by MSN, Avril Lavinge wowed the audience with her performance, singing her new single "Fly" which is a song of empowerment giving its listeners a boost on whatever struggle they're going through.
Avril Lavingne posted a photo of her singing which was captioned as:
"I just sang FLY on stage for the FIRST time ALL THE WAY THROUGH live tonight in rehearsal,"
"Making what feels like the impossible possible......Fighting through Lyme Disease. 'Just Reach Up Don't Give Up' so happy to be working with the Special Olympics LA 2015. Grateful."
The chorus which stated:
Spread your wings across the universe
It's your time to; it's your time to shine
There's a light inside all of us
Soon, you'll find that it's your time to fly
Your time to fly
As she sang, most audience were in tears as well as the athletes. Avril Lavinge had her fair share of hardship after she announced in "Good Morning America" that she was diagnosed with Lyme disease.
Lyme disease is a rare bacterial illness which can usually be caused by tick bites. Strange as it may seem, this disease can cause havoc in one's system affecting the individual's joints, skin, nervous system, and even the heart and can cause the patient to be bed ridden for quite some time. It usually starts off with just a rash which can lead to chills, fever, swollen lymph nodes, and muscle pains. Though it can be treated with anti-biotic, it usually takes time for the patient to recover as per MedicineNet.com.
