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Fourteen-year-old Corey Maison, a trans teen from Detroit, recently got a life-changing surprise when she opened a present that her mom had hidden inside her family's couch -- and discovered it contained the estrogen hormones Corey had been waiting more than two years to receive.
"Reach behind the pillow," her mom, Erica, says in a video capturing the moving moment.
"What did you do this time?" Corey asks with a smile.
"Do you know what that is?" Erica asks when Corey pulls an item out from between the couch cushions.
When Corey realizes what the box contains, there are tears of joy.
"Today after waiting 2 1/2 years she FINALLY got her estrogen," Erica wrote on Facebook about the great reveal of Corey's first step toward starting hormone therapy. "I picked it up while she was in school so she had no idea. We have been waiting months for the readiness letter to be finalized and sent to Chicago, so had no idea on a timeline of when it would actually happen."
Erica continued that she had to stop recording after nearly a minute because "we were both blubbering sobbing fools LOL."
Speaking to BuzzFeed, Erica said she could tell Corey "really had no idea what was happening" and that she was "very anxious and couldn't stop smiling." She called the reveal the "most pivotal turning point in [Corey's] life, and we both knew it."
Once Corey realized what the box meant, Erica said, "We were both crying and shaking. She literally took my breath away, as she has never given me a hug like that before. I have never felt so much love from her than that moment. It was a mixture of pure joy and relief from us both."
Erica described Corey as always being "feminine, even from the time she was very young" but wearing "boy clothes" in public.
But Corey was bullied badly in fifth grade, at which point Erica began to homeschool her. It was after that, Erica told BuzzFeed, that she and Corey both watched a video of YouTube star Jazz Jennings -- and everything changed. "She said, 'Mom, I'm just like her, I AM a girl." From then on, Corey had the confidence to dress in more traditionally feminine clothing in public, and her mother taught her to turn the negative looks and comments into something positive.
After receiving a puberty-suppressing implant, Corey's doctors determined that she'd be ready to start hormone therapy when she was 14. And then, last week, the pharmacy called to say her estrogen prescription was in.
"It was so surreal. I was shaking and crying the entire trip to the pharmacy," Erica told BuzzFeed. "I was trying to think of the best way to tell her that the day she had been waiting two and a half years for was finally here."
The Facebook comments on the video are full of support and love for the family.
MTV News has reached out to the Maison family for comment.









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Video shows trans teen being slammed to the ground as other students appear to watch
After the violent encounter, 13-year-old Chad Sanford suffered several headaches and had suicidal thoughts, a family member said.
May 26, 2021, 10:03 PM MSK / Updated May 26, 2021, 10:05 PM MSK
By Wilson Wong and Matteo Moschella
A transgender teen was slammed to the ground in the hallway of her middle school in Florida as other students appeared to watch without coming to her aid, video of the incident showed.
Chad Sanford, 13, told NBC News on Wednesday that she was walking down the hallway of Deerfield Beach Middle School at the end of the school day when an older student started following her.
“I was scared for my life,” the sixth grader said.
The incident occurred about 2:30 p.m. ET on Friday at the Deerfield Beach Middle School, the Broward County Sheriff’s Office confirmed in a statement. It was unclear if authorities were investigating it as a hate crime.
In a video captured by a classmate, Sanford can be seen being picked up by a student and thrown to the ground in her school’s hallway as others appear to watch the scene unfold. The video appeared to show students surrounding Sanford as she was on the ground in a fetal position.
Attempts to reach the student who filmed the incident were unsuccessful Wednesday. NBC News has not been able to confirm what happened before the video started.
Sanford said only one student offered to help as she was taken to the principal’s office to report the incident.
Raquel Showers, Sanford’s aunt, said her niece suffered several headaches after the incident, adding that the damage on her mental health was more severe.
The violent encounter was a breaking point, she said, causing her to have suicidal thoughts.
“I just kept thinking, ‘Why should I be here? Why are you beating me up for being myself?’” she said. “He put me through hell.”
The Broward County Public Schools and Deerfield Beach Middle School did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Wednesday.
A Broward County Public Schools spokesperson told NBC Miami in a statement that the administration would review the incident.
"The school’s leadership is taking this incident seriously and is working with law enforcement in its investigation,” the school district said in a statement. “Any students involved will face appropriate school disciplinary consequences in accordance with the codebook for student conduct."
It was unclear if the student who physically and allegedly verbally harassed Sanford or the students who appeared to watch the incident would face any consequences.
Sanford said she has been bullied since last January. She added that she was most disappointed by the actions, or the lack thereof, of her school.
“They didn’t do anything,” she said. “I wish they, or anyone, did something.”
If you or someone you know is in crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255, text HOME to 741741 or visit SpeakingOfSuicide.com/resources for additional resources.
Wilson Wong is a breaking news reporter with NBC News. 
Matteo Moschella is a London-based reporter for NBC News' Social Newsgathering team.
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