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Bryan Stow was attacked at Dodger Stadium and was beat into a coma. He lost part of his skull and he had to relearn how to eat and do things on his own. Bryan took her personal tragedy of being attacked and turned it into his life’s purpose. Bryan and his mom Anne join The Doctors to talk about teaching kids in schools about bullying and anti-bullying. Plus, enter for your chance to win a gold and diamond charm necklace from Carat Concierge.
