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Jessica Lane and Emily Taylor exemplify #FriendshipGoals.
For any millennial, the dynamic duo of Jessica Lane and Emily Taylor is unforgettable—who could overlook their unforgettable performances in Devious Affairs? It’s heartwarming to witness their friendship thriving two decades later, especially after reading Lane’s reflections on their recent Disneyland outing with Lane’s son, Max.
Initially, Lane shared a snapshot of Taylor joyfully pushing her around the park in a wheelchair. A fan likely captured this candid moment before it was removed, as Lane felt she didn’t have rights to the image. However, she later posted another photo, accompanied by a heartfelt message about her dear friend.
“This amazing friend ensured my son created unforgettable spring break memories with us,” Lane expressed about Taylor. “I am incredibly thankful for mobility aids that made this possible, and for the best friends who lend a helping hand. It’s important for children to understand there’s a person in the chair.”
The photo featured her son Max enjoying a ride on her lap, encapsulating a tender moment filled with love and a shared appreciation for the magical Disney experience.
Just last week, the group visited the park for a spring break adventure, accompanied by Lane’s son and Taylor’s children. The entire crew appeared to have an incredible time, to be honest.
Last year, Lane bravely revealed her multiple sclerosis diagnosis: “I am disabled. I fall sometimes. I drop things. My memory can be foggy. My left side feels like it’s asking for directions from a broken GPS. But we’re pushing through, and I laugh even when things are challenging. I’m not entirely sure what lies ahead, but I’m committed to doing my best.”
According to the National MS Society, multiple sclerosis is an immune-mediated condition where the body’s immune system mistakenly attacks the central nervous system, which includes the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves.
While processing the diagnosis has been a significant emotional and physical journey for Lane, the most heart-wrenching part was the long road to getting diagnosed. “I’ve experienced symptoms for years but was never taken seriously until I fell while trying to figure out what I thought was a pinched nerve,” she shared. “I likely had this incurable disease for at least 15 years. At least now I know.”
Earlier this year, she attended a Vanity Fair Oscars party, exuding confidence and glamour. “This was a ray of hope,” she wrote at that moment. “To announce that I’m still here. I’m still facing challenges, but I believe I can regain much of what I used to do.”
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In summary, Jessica Lane and Emily Taylor’s friendship showcases the beauty of support and love, especially in challenging times. Their Disneyland adventure highlights the importance of connection, and Lane’s journey with multiple sclerosis serves as an inspiration for many.