People have been left declaring that "true love does exist" after seeing beautiful footage of a married couple overcoming extraordinary odds.
In the video, a husband who was put into an induced coma after suffering a serious brain injury could be seen singing and dancing with his wife, showing that he still recognised her.
Motorcyclist Terry Williams, from Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, sustained a traumatic brain injury after a collision involving another vehicle in September 2021.
After being airlifted from Lethbridge to Calgary, Terry was placed in an induced coma. When he finally gained consciousness, his determined wife, Carly Williams, began playing music to aid his recovery.
Six months on, and it appears Carly's efforts have paid off, with her husband responding to the music and even mouthing along to one of his favourite songs.
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In a clip shared on Instagram, personal trainer and coach Carly opened up about the moment she realised he was 'still in there'.
The shows the couple dancing along together to one of Terry's favourite songs, Dancing on My Own , with Terry mouthing the words back to his beloved wife.
The clip has since clocked up more than 13,400 likes, with users left crying tears of joy at the emotional display of love, captured after the couple had been through so much.
One person commented: “I cried my eyes out watching this! True love does exist! I pray I find one like this! Bless your hearts."
Another said: “This is so awesome I'm crying like a big baby!! Praying for you guys.”
A third person wrote: "As a neuro ICU nurse, thank you so much for posting this. I never really get to see how the patients do after they leave. It warms my heart to see your husband thriving. God bless you both".
A fourth individual, who had met the couple at the hospital, congratulated them and encouraged them to "keep with the progress!"
The same clip also shows just how much remarkable progress Terry has made since his injury, showing him singing, dancing, and cooking.
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