Adorable pediatric heart patient super excited for Taylor Swift to visit Baltimore

SEE WHO GETS WHAT IN THIS WAGER. IF YOU’RE NOT WAITING FOR FOOD, YOU’RE WAITING FOR ONE PERSON TO BE HERE. IF YOU MAY BE A CASUAL FOOTBALL FAN AND THAT PERSON IS TAYLOR SWIFT, AND SHE HAS ONE SWIFTY HERE WHO IS REALLY EXCITED JUST TO EVEN CAPTURE A GLIMPSE. THIS IS HANNAH. HANNAH IS WHAT THEY CALL A HAPPY HEART WARRIOR. SHE’S AT JOHNS HOPKINS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL AND SHE’S WAITING FOR A PROCEDURE THERE. AND SHE SAYS THAT THE MUSIC THAT SHE’S HEARD SO FAR IN THE HOSPITAL HAS REALLY BEEN COMFORTING. AND SHE EVEN TOLD US A BIT ABOUT HER FAVORITE SONGS. SOMETIMES IT DOES CALM, CALM ME DOWN. YEAH. OTHER TIMES IT MAKES ME REALLY, REALLY EXCITED. AND SOMETIMES I GO CRAZY. YOU COULD FEEL THE SMILE BEHIND THAT MASK. SHE IS SO EXCITED, HAS HER FINGERS CROSSED THAT HOPEFULLY TAYLOR SWIFT WILL MAKE HER WAY TO BALTIMORE, AND THEN SHE’S REALLY HOPING THAT MAYBE SHE COULD MAKE HER WAY TO THE HOSPITAL IN A VIDEO. EITHER WAY, I THINK SHE IS THRILLED TO BE THIS CLOSE TO ONE OF HER FAVORITE ARTISTS. WE ARE THRILLED TO BE HERE AT T BANK STADIUM AS WE GEAR UP HERE IN BALTIMORE FOR THE FRENZY, THE

An adorable young girl waiting for a new heart is perhaps Baltimore's biggest Swiftie.Nurses at Johns Hopkins Pediatric and Congenital Heart Center call Hana their "happy heart warrior," saying she is a sweet girl with a huge love for Taylor Swift -- who could be in town Sunday for the AFC Championship Game.Hana, a Ravens fan, has been at the hospital for three months with dilated cardiomyopathy, a condition in which the heart chambers enlarge and lose their ability to contract, according to Hopkins.Nurses told sister station WBAL that Swift's music has been extremely comforting to Hana through various procedures and operations."Sometimes, it does calm me down. Other times, it makes me really excited. And, sometimes I go crazy," Hana told WBAL on Friday.The nurses posted a video of Hana on Facebook and sent it to WBAL. It shows Hana in great spirits at Hopkins. When asked to explain her pain level one day, she replied in the video, "No pain because Taylor Swift is coming to Baltimore!"The video also shows Hana dancing with nurses to Taylor's music at the hospital. "We love you, Taylor Swift!" Hana says in the video.

BALTIMORE —

An adorable young girl waiting for a new heart is perhaps Baltimore's biggest Swiftie.

Nurses at Johns Hopkins Pediatric and Congenital Heart Center call Hana their "happy heart warrior," saying she is a sweet girl with a huge love for Taylor Swift -- who could be in town Sunday for the AFC Championship Game.

Hana, a Ravens fan, has been at the hospital for three months with dilated cardiomyopathy, a condition in which the heart chambers enlarge and lose their ability to contract, according to Hopkins.

Nurses told sister station WBAL that Swift's music has been extremely comforting to Hana through various procedures and operations.

"Sometimes, it does calm me down. Other times, it makes me really excited. And, sometimes I go crazy," Hana told WBAL on Friday.

The nurses posted a video of Hana on Facebook and sent it to WBAL. It shows Hana in great spirits at Hopkins. When asked to explain her pain level one day, she replied in the video, "No pain because Taylor Swift is coming to Baltimore!"

The video also shows Hana dancing with nurses to Taylor's music at the hospital. "We love you, Taylor Swift!" Hana says in the video.

Adorable pediatric heart patient super excited for Taylor Swift to visit Baltimore

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