Young Angels Care For Disabled Veteran At Wallmart Goes Viral Morgan Wheeler was leaving Wallmart on just another typical day when she saw a disabled veteran crossing the street in front of her. He waved in apology for taking so long. Here is the post from her Facebook. I asked him if I could assist him with his shopping today, and he, quite grumpily, said that he was doing just fine and was not getting much anyways. Me, being as stubborn as I am, insisted and proceeded to push him and tell him a little about myself. He interrupted me and said that he only needed help to the door, to which I picked up where I had left off before he interrupted me. I told him about Fayetteville, and my horses, and my nephews (I had parked a good ways away from the doors). And when I reached the doors, I continued to push him and talk. We reached the produce area and I asked him to tell me about himself. He reluctantly looked at me and began telling me that he lived in Sod- Lincoln County, and that he just recently lost his wife. I asked him if he was a veteran, to which he replied that he was- but with pain on his face, so I changed the subject and asked if he had made a shopping list. On his shopping list were four items: peanut butter, soup, bread, and bananas. He said he couldnt carry any more from the store to his home. When Wheeler gave him money for food and a ride, he broke down in tears. I knelt down and asked him what was wrong and he replied, that I was doing far too much for an old man that I barely knew. I told him that where I am from, and from the family I was raised in, we help one another, no matter the task and that I had never met a stranger. I also told him that he deserved everything I was doing for him because he fought for my freedom and sacrificed so much. We made it to the check out line and I paid for his groceries, against his request. When we got outside, we waited for the taxi together. He thanked me over and over again and appearedto meto have been in a much better mood than when I found him. Wheeler began crying once she got back to her car. She describes this as a truly humbling experience and claims the veteran is a hero. She is completely right. This post has been shared over 300,000 times on Facebook. Lets help this amazing story go viral. Share if you think this is an incredible story. 