it's been almost two years since hunter gandee first carried his younger brother 40 miles on his backaising awareness about cerebral palsy. kimberly greg of our detroit station has the story. >> this means a lot to me because there's so many people coming out and supporting us. >> reporter: for braden gandee and his big brother hunter, this is their third walk as a pair to raise awareness for the disorder. >> it's been amazing. the esupport, the people walking with us has been amazing. we've had tremendous support from the communities we've walked through and from my friends there with us, every step of the way. >> reporter: 9-year-old braden and 16-year-old hunter began their third cp swagger on wednesday in their hometown. their destination, lansing where supporters greeted them outside of the law school stadium, home of the lansing lug nuts. ♪ >> reporter: and for the brothers that have made headlines across the countries for their first two walks, their third walk with braden's mind-set on trying to walk the last half mile on his own. >> it's the final walk because he's growing to

. >> reporter: meet 16-year-old hunter gandee and his 9-year-old brother, braden. >> there you go. >>orter: braden has cerebral palsy, and one week ago, both embarked on a 111-mile journey in michigan to raise awareness. >> i have cerebral palsy, and i have to use a walker. >> push up. >> hunter, he helps me with walking. he is always there for me. >> reporter: and on this journey, hunter carrying his younger brother. >> i've carried braden on my back as long as i can remember. sometimes it feels more natural to have him on my back than it does to have him off. >> reporter: checking in every day with their supporters. >> going to be about 18 miles today. >> reporter: there werso many cheers along the route. and 110 miles in, braden gets down. and walks the final half mile himself. >> hi, david. >> reporter: tonight, the brothers checking in with us. >> we're so thankful for all the support. >> reporter: and it turns out, it's little braden who tonight is proud of his big brother. >> he's made a lot of change in the world, so, if everyone could be like that, then, the world would be a