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November 25, 1992
Via the “Make-A-Wish Foundation,” Michael once again opens up the gates to Neverland to a group of children. One of whom is David Sonnet, who suffered a brain aneurysm at the age of 8, leaving him only able to communicate through a computer device. David and a large group of other children spent the day playing games and going on rides and meeting animals at Neverland. According to David’s mother, Michael’s music helped bring David out of a coma and the singer often wrote letters to David & sent him memorabilia over the coming years.
David passed away in 2004
For more on Michael's humanitarian efforts, go to humanitarianbook.com
November 25, 1992
Via the “Make-A-Wish Foundation,” Michael once again opens up the gates to Neverland to a group of children. One of whom is David Sonnet, who suffered a brain aneurysm at the age of 8, leaving him only able to communicate through a computer device. David and a large group of other children spent the day playing games and going on rides and meeting animals at Neverland. According to David’s mother, Michael’s music helped bring David out of a coma and the singer often wrote letters to David & sent him memorabilia over the coming years.
David passed away in 2004
For more on Michael's humanitarian efforts, go to humanitarianbook.com
