Speech I gave in a dream

This is a speech I gave in a dream at a fair somewhere, I think It was Pennsylvania.  It's about Nick Jonas, and in the end of it, apparently I was his wife.  

About 9 years ago, a 13 year old's world was turned upside down.  Crazy things started happening to him. He started losing a ton of weight, was always thirsty, and using the bathroom a lot. His parents took him to the doctor, and he found out that he had type 1 Diabetes. Does anyone know who this boy is. (at this point in the dream a bunch of Girls raised their hands) His name is Nick Jonas, and he's one of the lead singers in the Jonas Brothers, and he lives the dream. His world is different now, he only drinks Diet soda and Sugar Free Red Bull. He can't really have any candy or sugary foods like cookies, (even though he does. ) I think one of the hardest things about having Diabetes is his OmniPod,which drips Insulin into his system. Now, don't get me wrong, It's so helpful, but difficult too. The other thing that's probably hard for him is having to prick his finger several times a day with a needle to monitor his blood glucose level. He's used to it now, but at first I'm sure it was hard. For me, he's a sign of never ending hope, of bravery.  I'll tell you why. When I was in third grade I was diagnosed with NLD a Learning disability. I asked myself  for the longest time, Why me? Why must I leave class? Why must I be isolated form the rest of my special education Math Class? I asked myself and God  these questions several times, then on day I got my answer in the form of a 15 year old boy who was living with Juvenile Diabetes. He had Dealt with Diabetes for 2 years now, and when I first met him, and looked into his shy brown eyes, I knew he was an answer to my prayer. I waited 9 months to tell him what I was going through, with my personal struggle, and on one fateful day in March of 2008, I knew It was time.  I had had enough, and one of my teachers had gotten on my last nerve.  When I was in front of him at the Meet and Greet I took a deep breath and told him. I said Nick can we talk for a minute? He leaned down, and said yes.  The whole time I told him my struggle, he looked into my eyes, listened intently , and he gave me advice, he told me to keep plugging along, and that things would work out. he told me to have faith, and most importantly he told me this 'Mandy, there's always some way to find hope, remember that.' To me, that felt like the most amazing thing. He didn't know my middle name was hope, and I told him that too, and he just smiled at me in that way he does. That's a memory that'll last forever. you asked me to write about my biggest hero, and I did. My hero isn't Superman, he isn't Batman, or even Spiderman. No, he's a 16 year old living with something that changed his life 3 years ago. Now he's a rocker who's taken the world by storm with his brothers, but to me personally, he's my guardian angel, sent to me by God to help me through. When the light at the end of the tunnel goes dark, and your world feels like it's reached the end, I have this to say to you: 'There's always some way to find hope, remember that.'  I'm sorry if I bored you to tears, but I had to say something. (Then a grown up Nick kissed me, said I Love You, and held my hand.  I looked at it, and my purity ring was replaced by a wedding ring, so I was married to him...) "

That's the speech. I hope I didn't bore anyone to tears! 

TTYS guys!! 

~Mandz<3