Little League World Series Player Walks, Days After Fracturing Skull In Bunk Bed Fall

Just days after he suffered severe head injuries in a fall from his bunk bed, Easton is walking again.

On Friday, Oliverson's family posted a video on their social media page showing the pitcher standing up and walking with the help of medical personnel.

The family is at a loss for words. God is good seems to be the only one that seems fitting. It's so good.

We love our town. You have supported him with us. He's getting stronger every day.

The boy fractured his skull when he fell off his bed at the dormitory.

Things looked dire for Easton the night of the accident, but he has since shown a lot of progress, and appears to be on his way to a full recovery.

Easton's team is going to play in the first game of the Little League World Series later Friday, and his brother is going to play in the game.