Check out the video and pictures of Avril performing at the Special Olympics Opening Ceremony in LA on 25 July.

Watch the video of Avril interview on Good Morning America with Jesse Palmer. And Avril will be performing “Fly” at the opening ceremony of the Special Olympics World Games on 25 July.

Can't keep this girl down! I will always get back up bitches ! Singing in my Pajamas and Bed-head … This one is fun and can't wait for you to hear SOON!!! Surprises.

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Avril and Chad were photographed in Miami on 11 May. Check the pictures out!

Check out Avril’s instagram update.

Check out the single cover of Avril’s upcoming single “Fly”. It will be released on 16 April.

Billboard has released an article about Avril’s Post-Illness Plans, be sure to check it out by clicking here! I’ve also added the picture from the Special Olympics photoshoot in the gallery.

 
Avril Lavigne’s Post-Illness Plans: Special Olympics Song, Christmas Album & Film Work
 
“I haven’t stopped working since I was 15,” says Lavigne, who revealed in a People cover story last week that a battle with Lyme disease — contracted through a bug bite sometime last spring — had left her stationary for five months. “Just to have this downtime, this time spent with my family, has been really good for me just to take a step back and look at my life, and really get to see who in my life is really there for me when I need them. I’ve had a lot of time to just think, and I’ve never been so clear before, or as close to my family. So there’s been a lot of good that has come out of it. And moving forward, I’m really clear on what I want in life.”
 

Avril opens up about her diagnosis with Lyme Disease in the April issue of People magazine. Get well soon dear! And her new single “Fly” will be released this month in support of the 2015 Special Olympics.
 

 
Avril Lavigne Opens Up About Her Health Crisis: ‘I Was Bedridden for 5 Months’
 
The Canadian singer has been recuperating at her home in Ontario, where she spends time with family, watches movies and keeps up with fans through social media.
 
“I felt like I couldn’t breathe, I couldn’t talk and I couldn’t move,” she says. “I thought I was dying.
 
Her mom moved in to help take care of her, while her husband Chad Kroeger, 40, stepped in when he could during breaks in his tour with Nickelback.