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- Updated: April 19, 2016
KANSAS CITY — Teresa Thaman had one wish on Tuesday as she and her husband, David, drove to Kansas City from Joplin, Mo., for radiation treatment at the KU Medical Center.
Thaman, 49, wanted to go to a Royals game and meet her favorite player, catcher Salvador Perez. She even brought a sign indicating that desire and tried to get Perez’s attention near the dugout after batting practice.
When Perez saw the sign, he immediately signaled for security guards to let her on the field. It was there that Perez embraced her, and the two shared a few precious moments together.
“It means the world to me,” Thaman said, through tears.
After seeing her sign, @SalvadorPerez15 brought her to the field to meet her. She says the team keep her spirits up pic.twitter.com/Dk6Pd4Ugkh
— Kansas City Royals (@Royals) April 19, 2016
After seeing her sign, @SalvadorPerez15 brought her to the field to meet her. She says the team keep her spirits up …
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