Odin Frost, 18, and his best friend Jordon Granberry, 18, were both born with brain damage and doctors’ prognosis for their future was bleak. ⁠

“My son and his best friend were both told their survival rate would be around 2%, that they’d never walk, and that they’d live in a vegetative state – if they made it past seven years,” said Odin’s dad, Tim.⁠

At the age of three the boys joined school for children with special needs where they met and became best friends. The boys’ parents took a picture of their very first day of school. 15 years later, on their high school graduation day, the boys recreated that picture.⁠

By coming this far, Odin and Jordon exceeded doctors’ expectations. “Both walked the stage and graduated. I was on cloud 19. I was so fricking proud of him,” Odin’s dad added.⁠