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Two FREE tickets for Friday night

AceBoogie

By AceBoogie,
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I moved here from my home and family in Louisiana a year and a half ago with my wife and special needs son (5 years old with autism) and because of medical debt and being able to only have a single income (because my wife has to spend more time on him because of his special needs) I don't generally have money to actually go to games, although I was able to bargain shop and go see us play the Bucs last year at about 20$, and my grandmother bought me a playoff ticket for christmas.  I'd really love a chance to catch the game. 

I actually came here to declare another winner. Lots of tough choices but they're  yours. Message me your email. 

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I actually came here to declare another winner. Lots of tough choices but they're  yours. Message me your email. 

This is some GP (good poo) It's awesome that you are making a dream come true for another die hard panther fan. Good poo man, good poo.

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Make sure you post pictures of your son having a good time, and the whole family enjoying themselves.  

I would man, but I can't bring Him.  Believe me, one of my dreams I had about having a child was to be able to bring him to a game, but I've tried to  multiple times(I've tried bringing him to my alma maters games back home twice, and then tried a highschool game), and every time I have to leave no more than a quarter into the game because he has sensory issues.  He gets scared and cries when things get too loud, and he would burst into tears any time the band would play, so I know the pro game would be even worse on him.  He is however a panthers fan and I have visual proof...

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He gets excited and runs around in circles when the panthers play, this is probably the best picture he ever took because he doesn't usually ever make eye contact and getting him to look at a camera is like pulling teeth.

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I would man, but I can't bring Him.  Believe me, one of my dreams I had about having a child was to be able to bring him to a game, but I've tried to  multiple times(I've tried bringing him to my alma maters games back home twice, and then tried a highschool game), and every time I have to leave no more than a quarter into the game because he has sensory issues.  He gets scared and cries when things get too loud, and he would burst into tears any time the band would play, so I know the pro game would be even worse on him.  He is however a panthers fan and I have visual proof...

Cy5CKMq.jpg

He gets excited and runs around in circles when the panthers play, this is probably the best picture he ever took because he doesn't usually ever make eye contact and getting him to look at a camera is like pulling teeth.

Sucks man, would've loved to have seen his face once he enters that stadium.  I know this doesn't compare, but I took my little brother to a UNC game when TJ Yates was on the team.  He's never been to a football game besides High School his whole life.  When he entered that stadium, and saw the thousands of fans, how big the stadium was, and the atmosphere of the football game.  His mouth dropped and then progressed into a smile.  I don't know what it is, but the atmosphere of a football stadium does something to people.    

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