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After this bride’s uncle survived a stroke, she really wanted him to walk her down the aisle at her wedding one day. However, this wouldn’t be as easy a task as it sounds. Uncle Andy was paralyzed on his right side and had a lot of trouble getting around. Still, Sophie had every hope that this man would recover enough to share this special moment with her. It turns out that she was right! Two years after Uncle Andy’s life-altering stroke, his niece was finally walking down the aisle to marry the love of her life. On either side of this beautiful bride were her two favorite men (besides the groom): her father and her uncle! Thanks to this man’s strength and determination, he regained the ability to walk with the help of a mobility aid. @sophiarae98 Grab your tissues Watch until the end. ? #wedding #emotional #inspirational #weddingtiktok ♬ original sound – Alex And Andy Pet Bandanas “I told my Uncle Andy after his stroke that if he could walk again, I wanted him to walk me down the aisle,” the bride wrote over her footage. “He worked hard for two years to make that happen.” Sophie shared the most beautiful clip of her uncle walking her down the aisle after his stroke. Although it was slow going, she looked incredibly happy to have Andy with her during that once-in-a-lifetime moment. Commenters were moved by this sweet wedding video! Screengrab from TikTok “My dad is a stroke survivor and walked me down the aisle,” recalled one user. “With a limp and a smile. Tears all round. So proud of your uncle.” Another wrote, “You have given your uncle the greatest gift of… life! A reason to go on, a reason to heal! You already know the meaning of true love!” Uncle Andy and Sophie are also in business together. This niece has actually done a lot to help her uncle heal after his stroke. She started a small clothing business to give the man a sense of fulfillment during this difficult time. Working there has become a big part of Andy’s recovery. He even designs t-shirts for the shop! @sophiarae98 Uncle Andy would LOVE to pack your order! Help him out! #fyp #smallbusiness #tiktokshop #supportsmall #alexandandypetbandanas #inspirational #strokesurvivor #growthroughwhatyougothrough #bekind #lifeisbetterwithadog ♬ Stories 2 – Danilo Stankovic Sophie must be so proud of her uncle’s progress over the past few years! Andy must be pretty proud of his incredibly loving and supportive niece, too. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Emotional Moment: Two Years After Stroke, Man Walks His Niece Down The Aisle At Her Wedding appeared first on InspireMore.

Although many people dislike bats, they are one of the most beneficial creatures in our ecosystem. During one in-flight meal, bats can consume thousands of pesky mosquitos. A TikTok user named Luke Kaz recorded a video throwing a bug in the air to feed a bat. Not only did the bat catch the bug, but the aerial maneuver it performed was incredible! @lukekaz I tossed a massive beetle out of a cup and a bat caught it mid flight!!! #coolanimals #batcatchingbug #feedingthebats ♬ original sound – Luke Kaz Luke Kaz says he is a general contractor, husband, and father. On a recent outing near a lake, they caught a giant beetle. When they saw bats flying around a small beach area, Luke decided to try to feed a bat. As a bat flies by, Luke uses a cup to toss the beetle into the air. The response was immediate. The bat turned on an intercept course and zeroed in on the beetle. Image from TikTok. Like a World War II dogfighter, the bat made a large loop circling back on the bug. As he circled, he flew lower on a direct intercept course. Cheers are heard as the bat catches the bug and continues on his flight. The aerobatics were performed with precision and grace. Image from TikTok. Although this wide, sweeping aerial maneuver may not seem like much on the surface, it becomes incredible when you consider other factors. How A Bat Catches A Bug In Midair Bats are nocturnal flyers visible mainly in rural areas but they can be found in some urban areas. Bats don’t “see” like we do. Their vision is minimal. Instead of sight, these amazing animals rely on echolocation, which is similar to sonar. As they fly, bats emit squeaks that are mostly inaudible to human ears. When the squeaks bounce off objects, the bat calculates distance based on the time it takes the sound to return. The accuracy of this in-flight snatch-and-grab is incredible! Please share if you found this short clip captivating. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Alley-oop: Wild Bat Snatches Hand-Tossed Beetle In Midair In Astounding Aerial Stunt! appeared first on InspireMore.

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