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Tobias Weller is nothing short of extraordinary.

At 9-years-old, he's dealt with things most of us won't face in our lifetimes. Simple tasks, like standing on his own two feet, are impossible for him and he requires assistance for most activities we consider basic. But Just because he's someone who needs help, that doesn't mean he can't give help.

At first Tobias decided to complete a sponsored one-kilometer walk. But for some reasons, the race was canceled, and Tobias' plans were destroyed.

The moment young Weller learned about Captain Tom, a 100-year-old British vet who has now raised 41 million dollars for charities by walking in his walker, he decided if a century-year-old man could walk for miles, he could also make it happen.

Forget the one kilometer, Tobias was going to walk a marathon-26.2 miles-in order to raise money for his two favorite charities. He went up and down his street for months. First with 50 meters a day, but as he grew stronger, the distance expanded and eventually he built up to 750 meters a day. It took him 70 days to cross that finish line, but he did it.

His mother, Ruth Garbutt, presented him with a medal as he crossed the finish line.

She said: "I'm so, so proud of Tobias. I'm bursting with pride for all he's achieved and how hard he's worked during the marathon…He couldn't push the walker at the start of the marathon and now he can, he can push it on the flat and he's proved today he can push it uphill as well."

Honestly, just wow. The amount of pain and extreme tiredness he must have suffered during his walks is unimaginable. But he never stopped, he just kept pushing, and in the end he raised over $111, 000 for his charities.

"I'm pleased to raise loads of money. Other children who aren't as lucky as me can benefit from the money that's been raised." Tobias said.