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Prom is a highlight of every teen's life. The dress, the corsage, the date — but sometimes it's the little things, like walking or dancing, that matter the most during major milestones and are often taken for granting.
A girl name Morgan has everyone weeping over her strength and perseverance with a video that shows her surprising her prom date with her ability to walk on her own. Morgan has been using crutches for the last 10 month as she recovers from surgery, and she greets her date standing up straight on her own. Now, this might seem like totally normal to most people, but Morgan has spent most of the past year dependent on crutches — and her date has the best reaction.
She takes a few a few steps towards him, and you can almost see the moment his brain breaks when he realizes what's happening:
After not being able to walk with my own two legs for 10 months... i surprised my prom date with this💛✨ pic.twitter.com/rKLoCoxZRL
Morgan has gone semi-viral before with her story of meeting "guardian angels" who comforted her after her surgery and subsequent physical therapy. Physical therapy can be very grueling. After one session, Morgan writes she went to get food with her mom and met two strangers who prayed over her. She swears it was great and not creepy at all!
so my mema took me to therapy today and usually we go straight home afterwards but we were hungry so we went to bill millers and so we get our food and sit down and probably 15 or 20 minuets later this nice couple comes over and the woman is so beautiful and the man seemed so
kind and sincere. she asked us if she can talk to us about something and my mema says, "well, it depends." and i laugh and say, "of course!" and she takes a seat next to me and the man sits across from me and she starts telling me how she feels drawn to me and she saw me get out
of the car with my walker outside before we car in the restaurant. She asks what happened and i told her that surgery took a wrong turn and that i was diagnosed with conversion disorder and she tells me that she has this feeling that she knows how i am feeling about what's going
on, and i begin to cry. no one has ever told me that and she looks at me and she has tears in her eyes. She takes a hold of my hand, and asks me if her and the man could pray for me. i said, "yes, please!" and i was so overwhelmed with joy thinking there are some incredible
people in this world and i was crying and was just so excited that God was working through these people. so they placed their hands on my legs and on my head and said a beautiful prayer and when they were done, i asked if i can give them a hug and they felt so warm and i was so
comforted with their kindness i felt i was hugging angels. it sounds absolutely insane, i know, but i have NEVER felt so safe in my life. she said her name was Michelle and his name was John. They left and i started bawling... in the middle of freaking bill millers but i didn't
Morgan obviously found comfort from the encounter, and she's kept going. What she did on prom night was super hard and must have required a lot of work. But her night wasn't over—she was also awarded Prom Queen:
Everyone loves Morgan's story and her date's delayed reaction to what he's seeing when the door opens:
The fact her beauty stunned him wayyy before he even realized she was waking is so cute! As if he was seeing her for the first time 😍 https://t.co/7vSdhOpNQ4
So proud of you Morgan and all you’ve accomplished! Your joy and perseverance is inspiring. God has amazing plans for your life! Love you beautiful!❤️ @TheEllenShow@aeonianlifehttps://t.co/mdKD5X9ZOR
And a few people are inspired by her recovery because they're doing the same thing:
I cried. I am so so proud that you were able to accomplish this! My situation is definitely not comparable to yours, but I cant wait until mt husband sees how much progress I've made with my own recovery. YOU ARE SO STRONG AND YOU JUST MOTIVATED ME EVEN MORE! 💚
