A story of an exceptional toddler is inspiring thousands around the country as he pushes himself to walk despite having both of his legs amputated.

Kayden Elijah Kinckle was born with an Omhalocele, a defect that caused some of his organs to remain outside the body. On top of that, because of complications in his mothers womb, the young boy also suffered deformity from a band that was wrapped around his legs and feet. In January, both of little Kayden's feet were amputated in addition to the two abdominal surgeries he had.

Despite doubts that he wouldn't make it, Kayden wills himself to walk on his new feet as he victoriously shouts, "I got it, I got it." The video has thousands of people on social media inspired by his resilience.

His mother, Nikki Kinckle, created a GoFundMe account called "Steppin out on faith" to raise money to help Kayden receive extra physical therapy visits, braces, prosthetics, and to pay off his outstanding medical bills.

Since the video has gone viral many are reaching out to give to little Kayden's cause, all the while his family is placing their trust in God.

"We are confident and faithful that God will make a way for him to have a wonderful life and not have to go to special schools," Kinckle wrote on her sons GoFundMe page.

Kinckle stated that Doctors claimed that the boy would not make it and advised her to terminate the pregnancy, but she chose to give the young boy life. The mother testified that despite people encouraging her to give up on her child "He is currently learning to walk with a walker."

Kinckle refuses to stop there and added, "We are confident and faithful that God will make a way for him to have a wonderful life and not have to go to special schools."

In the description of her son's encouraging video, Kinckle proudly states, "this video is really more then 1^st steps... we celebrate his life as well and every step he takes will be to glorify God. We want the whole world to know his testimony!!!"

View Kayden's inspiring video below:

To help the Kinckle family and donate to Kayden's fund visit gofundme.com/steppinoutonfaith

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