When 16-year-old Hunter Keith was being discharged from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, he did what any kid feeling celebratory would do.
The floss.
(MORE: Bride's first dance with ailing father will have you in tears) (MORE: These are the hashtags putting your child at risk on social media, experts say)It became a floss-off with his physician assistant, Kami Gudger, a CHOA spokesperson told "Good Morning America." The two had been going back and forth during Keith's stay on which of the two had the better moves. CHOA posted the video to their Facebook page on Sunday.
Over the course of the two weeks Keith was treated and began recovering from a perforated appendix, news of the impending floss-off spread. Several of Keith's nurses, surgeons and physicians stopped by to watch the competition and say their goodbyes. At the end of the competition and his time at Children’s, he was awarded a button and certificate that read "World's Best Flosser."