December 15th, 2010
Mother of beaten teen: ‘I pray he wakes up’
The parents of Ryan Diviney, who are expending themselves caring for their handicapped son, says their love and faith are helping them cope with their son’s difficult fate of traumatic brain injury caused by the savage act of strangers.
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