Eammon Holmes and Ruth Langsford wore very special bracelets on today's This Morning to raise awareness of allergies.
Former This Morning producer Amy May Shead was left severely brain damaged after having a severe allergic reaction to nuts from just one mouthful of food in 2014.
Amy has lived in specialist care since then - but this week returned home to a specially adapted house.
Ruth went to visit Amy in her new home on today's This Morning - with Amy's parents admitting they grieve for their daughter everyday.
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After the film was shown Eammon and Ruth revealed their bracelets for the Amy May Trust - which supports Amy and helps to raise awareness of the devastating impact allergies can have.
Viewers found Amy's story heartbreaking and took to social media in their droves to offer their support.
One said: "The amy story is just heartbreaking. So sad for amy and her family. Amazing strong girl!"
Another said: "Great to be showing allergy awerness I am Anaphalactic to Carrot and Carrotenes, Mustard and Wasp stings. Thinking of Amy and all others with Severe Allergies. Allergies are real and life changing they can also be fatal.
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A third said: "God this morning is making me cry so much people so realise how serious nut allergies are!! "
And a fourth added: "Not gonna lie, I’ve never looked at nut allergies as seriously as that. Absolutely devastating. Such a sad story but hopefully it’s made many more people like myself more aware of how serious a nut allergy is."
*This Morning continues on Monday at 10:30am on ITV
