Mountains to climb the Ashley Turner/Stephen Ziegler story

"After seeing Ashley's and Stephen's heroic struggles to reach a productive adulthood, the video may inspire other disabled young people to be mainstreamed into the adult world. The video describes the dedication of the Shriners Hospital for Children to healing young people regardless of their families ability to pay for services, since medical care at all 22 Shriners Hospitals is provided totally without charge."
""At age nine, Stephen Ziegler was burned over 85 percent of his body when fumes from spilled gasoline were ignited by the pilot light of a gas dryer. For Ashley Turner, being born without part of both legs or her right arm meant she had to do things differently than other people, but not that she couldn't do them just as well. Both Ashley and Stephen's mountains have been difficult to climb, but their determination proves that no matter how steep the road, we can all make it to the top."--Promotional Website."@en
"Presents the stories of two young people who, with the aid of Shriners Hospitals, overcame physical obstacles to live productive lives. Stephen Zeigler, at the age of nine, was burned over 85% of his body, and has gone on to become a doctor. Ashley Turner was born with missing limbs and has gone on to live independently and become a concert singer."