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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (Feb. 24, 2016)-- An Indiana girl robbed of her childhood when she was diagnosed with a brain tumor got to feel like a kid again this month as Make-A-Wish sent her to Disney World to meet her idol.

Nearly two weeks ago, five-year-old Kennedy Ellis of Crawfordsville smiled and waved as she walked through a terminal at the Indianapolis International Airport. She and her family were about to board a plane for Florida where she would meet Queen Elsa from Disney's hit movie "Frozen."

At just 19 months old, Kennedy was diagnosed with a brain tumor. She immediately started chemotherapy which shrunk the tumor. However, it grew back and Kennedy was back at the hospital. She's never known anything but being sick.

“She had fluid on her brain and had to get a shunt. And high dose of steroids,” explained her mother Krystal Ellis. “I feel like she was robbed a lot of her childhood.”

But this Valentine's Day, Kennedy got to be a kid again.

Make-A-Wish and Allegiant teamed up to send Kennedy to Disney World.

Advanced Limousine brought Kennedy and her family to the airport and then she flew off. She dressed up like a princess and spend the day with Queen Elsa.

"She deserves it. More than anyone I know," said her mother.

While the trip didn't make Kennedy's cancer go away, it gave her a boost of princess confidence to make her feel as magical as she truly is.

"Thank you so much," Krystal Ellis said to the Make-A-Wish organization.

“It’s a dream come true. It really is. We never would be able to do anything like this," explained Kennedy's father Dustin Ellis. "You get a lot on your plate when you’re dealing with medical bills.”

Allegiant is a national partner of Make-A-Wish and often donates flights for Make-A-Wish families. However, the wishes themselves can cost a pretty penny.

To help make a wish come true for a sick child in our state, visit the organization's website.