The 15-year-old who was literally set on fire by bullying "friends" is ready to start over at a new high school. 'Good Morning America' anchor Juju Chang follows the story of Michael's courageous recovery. "Claiming that he owned $40 for a video game, one doused him with rubbing alcohol, another had a lighter," Chang reports, "Michael ran frantic to a swimming pool and jumped in." Two-thirds of Michael's body was severely burned and doctors put the teen into a medically-induced coma for three weeks as he fought for his life.
"Then, his hardest work began; multiple surgeries for skin grafts, weeks of grueling physical therapy," Chang reports. When asked what kept him going, Michael replies, "Family and prayers." Michael also counts the music of Ozzy Osbourne part of his inspiration. "We can't forget what happened to him," Michael's mother explains, "We have got to take a stand."
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"Then, his hardest work began; multiple surgeries for skin grafts, weeks of grueling physical therapy," Chang reports. When asked what kept him going, Michael replies, "Family and prayers." Michael also counts the music of Ozzy Osbourne part of his inspiration. "We can't forget what happened to him," Michael's mother explains, "We have got to take a stand."
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