Entire Southwest Airlines Flight Has Incredible Surprise for 2-Year-Old Cancer Survivor
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Entire Southwest Airlines Flight Has Incredible Surprise for 2-Year-Old Cancer Survivor

Cruz Anguiano’s life has not been easy. At just two years old, he’s already faced a stage 4 cancer diagnosis. After receiving treatment in San Diego, California, Cruz and his family traveled to New York in hopes of beating the dreadful disease. According to USA Today, the planned three-week stay turned into months, but Cruz left for California cancer-free. That was exciting enough for Cruz Anguiano’s family. But what Southwest Airlines did next for the 2-year-old truly made all the difference. “We have a very special passenger on board today,” a Southwest employee shared over the intercom. “We are so very proud of you. You are very strong and brave.” Southwest Airlines Made Cruz Anguiano’s Trip Home Even More Special Not only did Southwest Airlines congratulate Cruz Anguiano’s family, but so did other passengers. They applauded and shared sweet notes for the little boy and his parents. “I had to hold back the tears because that’s where it hit me,” Cruz’s mom Elisa Anguiano told USA Today. “We were finally going home to reunite with our daughter and all of our family.” Southwest Airlines shared a video of Cruz Anguiano’s trip home, and it made many people cry. “The way I would have cheered and clapped and cried if I was on that plane. Probably louder than I am at home watching this video,” someone shared on Facebook. “this makes me so happy! i’m the one who checked them in and i was desperately trying to reach out to their crews to get him some special attention! they are such a sweet family and Cruz has the best smile!” Another person added. Cruz’s mom chimed in to share more gratitude. “Thank you everyone. I’m Cruz’s mama! I read every comment and we’ll wish. Thank you for the prayers for our boy! He’s doing good and so happy to be home and with sissy. We were away from sissy and home for 4 months so he’s thriving! Thanks again,” she wrote. This story’s featured image can be found here