Single Mom Surprised With Holiday Gift For Daughter With Special Needs

Samantha is a young single mother who gave birth to twin 6-year-old girls, Zoey and Melody. When Melody was two, she was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy and was unable to walk on her own. Instead, she spent her days trying to mimic her best friend and sister, wishing she could walk alongside Melody and her mom.

But then, in 2014, Samantha and her daughters were treated to a life-changing gift, courtesy of their local news station and an incredible sponsor. The twins' grandmother, Debbie, had nominated Melody for Village Media's "The 12 Days of Christmas' Random Acts of Kindness." Debbie had overheard Samantha talking about a product she saw on Facebook that could potentially improve Melody's life to no end. It's called the Upsee by Firefly, which is a wearable device that would allow Melody to take her first steps and bring her mobility for the first time ever. The single mom was desperate to try out the potential solution, but didn't have the means to bring it home.

Little did Samantha know she was about to walk into her house with a camera crew awaiting her and her girls' arrival — and they brought with them a surprise for Melody, wrapped up in a holiday box.

Watch the tear-jerking moment Samantha realizes her daughter's life is about to change. Please SHARE this with your friends on Facebook!