I have been a BSB fan since their very first US stadium tour when I was in the 3rd grade. I still have my shirt that I wore to the concert! I've seen them about 20 times live, including finally meeting Nick Carter at a meet and greet on his All American tour. What an adventure its been as a fan. However, I was diagnosed with a rare cancer called GIST that is incurable back in Feb 2017, after purchasing tickets to the June 17 BSB show in Vegas. Even though I was extremely sick and in a wheelchair, my husband and I decided to make the trip anyways. Being in a wheelchair in the GA section, I couldn't see anything, but the security guard pushed me right up front and all the boys stopped by to hold my hand and make time extra special. I love them so much! They are amazing men. Being the SOTM would mean everything to me.

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I keep BSB pride every day.

I manage a page of facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/Backstreetboys-México-286517607348) and twitter ( @BSBFlashMexico)
I update news, photos.
Also Semptiembre is my birthday.

I'm promoting the BSB concert in Cancun
and preparing for my next trip to Cancún in December =D

I last saw the boys in Quebec City back in early July. Since then,I've booked my flights and hotel for my trip back to vegas in February and I've been living vicariously through everyone's social media accounts since I haven't been able to see any of the FGL shows. So my plan to keep the Backstreet Pride alive until my next BSB event is to re-watch my videos, and finish my photo album and collage from Vegas and Quebec. And blasting them on my radio 24/7. My 6 year old (named Nickolas) helps me out with that seeing as he sings Backstreet Boys' song ALL THE TIME!! :) and when all else fails, I've got a great way to keep the backstreet pride alive : I have Ktbspa tattooed on my arm so I'm constantly keeping the pride alive :)

I will be keeping the pride alive by going back through all their old songs and enjoying them again! I hope my relistening to them will help teach my daughters the joys that come along with listening to BSB. I will probably also watch their documentary (again! ????) and YouTube their old stuff like the Germany concert that was on VHS and their Orlando PayPerView concert. I used to reminisce through my BSB binder of old posters and magazines they covered, etc., but it got ruined about 6 years ago when my basement flooded. ???? But since I've been a huge fan since November 1994 (well before We've Got It Goin' On was released) and had to wait 19.5 years to meet them, so I know these things will get me through until they have new music and a new tour. ??

I will be keeping the pride alive by getting my new house together and using my BSB merchandise to decorate. As well as making some new things for the home that is BSB related. I will also be planning for the future in attending BSB related events. I have a scrapbook I want to start as well as documenting and re-organizing my very first concert items from when I was a little girl. I will also be keeping the pride alive by using social media to document all of my house decorations and memories of the BSB. I have also been finding old interviews and videos from fans on social media. I spend a lot of time listening to the experiences of the boys and other fans just like me. I also intend to make a bigger presence within the Fan Club as a new member as well as on the BSB Fan Groups located on facebook. As well as finishing up watching Boyband and keeping up with the boys on social media as I have alerts set for each member as they tweet, or share photos on insta! I'm very new to the BSB social media family but I am so grateful I am connecting and communicating with many of the girls. I only have one bad experience so far. Lesson learned. Looking forward to my future with the BSB and my BSB family.