Heroic mom, Stephanie Decker lost both her legs in the Indiana tornado saving the lives of her beloved children.

And now, just two months after the tragic incident, the brave 37-year-old  has appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show to dance for the first time — and RadarOnline.com has video of her amazing performance.

A series of powerful tornados have ripped a path of destruction through Dallas and the surrounding areas, flinging massive tractor trailers through the air as if they were toy cars, and RadarOnline.com has the amazing video.

The extreme weather system hit the Texas city on Tuesday and the first funnel cloud was spotted on the ground at 1:01 p.m. in Ellis County, reported ABCNews.com and residents in Dallas, Johnson and Tarrant counties were all urged to take shelter.

With the roar of a tornado baring down on her home, a brave mother knew she had to take care of her little children, so she covered them with her own body, and while she saved their lives, she lost both her legs.

Stephanie Decker, 37, was home with her two children when the tornado ripped through her home in Louisville, Kentucky, and she grabbed them and rushed to safety in the basement of their home.

Big hearted couple, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have donated $500,000 to help the struggling victims of the Joplin, Mo tornado.

RadarOnline.com can report that the A-list pair handed over the half a million dollars to the Community Foundation of the Ozarks, which will help to rebuild the area which was devastated by the natural disaster.

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Pitt - who is a Missouri native and also attended the state's university - issued a statement about their generous donation.

"With the devastating loss of thirty percent of the city, the Joplin community faces great challenges ahead," he said. "Having spent my of my childhood there, I know these people to be hardworking, humble and especially resilient.

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LeAnn Rimes and her new hubby Eddie Cibrian held a benefit concert for victims of the tornado that ripped through the South, and they were so overcome with emotion that they both cried on stage during the event.

LeAnn burst into tears when she described being part of the Evening With LeAnn Rimes and dedicated her new single Give to the victims of the Joplin tornado.  “There wasn’t a dry eye in the house,” a concert goer told RadarOnline.com.  “She apologized to the crowd for being so emotional. She was obviously so caught up in the movement and genuinely moved.”

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The benefit was arranged by popular event planner and producer Jonathan Jaxson who approached LeAnn via Twitter to help the hurricane victims.  The 450 seat show raised over $30,000 for tornado relief with auctions items from Oprah, Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, Kelly Clarkson, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Kim Kardashian, Reba McEntire, Tim Tebow, Marla Maples, and the cast of Glee.

A monster tornado destroyed the city of Joplin, Missouri late Sunday, killing at least 89 persons; the death toll is expected to rise Monday as rescue workers frantically search for more victims.

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Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency Sunday night and activated the Missouri National Guard in response to the widespread destruction.