Two Best friends, who were given a 2% survival rate at birth beat all odds and graduate together
By daisydoll
What an inspiring story! Two best friends who were give only 2% chance of survival at birth have beat tremendous odds to graduate from high school together.
As per a Reddit post by user Tom Frost, his son Odin and bestie Jordan haven’t had the easiest of childhoods. Tom posted a picture of the pair as kids on their first day of school, and then a new picture of them graduating together this year.
Tom went on to explain that both boys were given just a 2% chance of survival at birth. Doctors doubted they would ever walk and said they would live in a vegetative state if they lived past 7.
Yet in an inspiring show of bravery that defied the odds, both boys have graduated high school together.
Needless to say, Tom’s Reddit post was vastly popular. Comments flooded in to celebrate the achievements of Odin and Jordan, and they were read by the boys too!
Tom told how his son had been worried about the celebrations being overshadowed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
“But reading comment after comment congratulating our son and praising these boys actually turned out to be a way bigger celebration than we could’ve ever dreamed up,” Tim told FOX 5.
He is on cloud 99 feeling like a superstar.”
Stories like this truly make my day! Everyone please send love and hugs in the direction of Odin and Jordan!
Good job boys, what an achievement! Be sure to share this story on Facebook if you, too, want to pay tribute.
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