19-year-old Jesse, who has 90% burns in his body, is expected to wake up from a coma and find his parents and sister perished in the New Zealand volcano disaster

• The Langford family, shortly before the disaster // Photo from Facebook

19-year-old Jesse Langford will be forced as soon as he emerges from his coma to deal with more terrible news than the fact that 90 percent of his body was burned in the New Zealand volcano eruption. And what could be even worse than a 90 percent body burn? Well, both his parents Christine and Anthony, as well as his sister Winona, found their deaths in the strong eruption of the mountain.

New Zealand family members went on a 12-day vacation to mark and celebrate Father Anthony's 51st birthday, and were on the White Island at the time of the volcano eruption. So when the mountain erupted and emitted rocks, ash, and hot gases up to about 3.5 miles high, the family actually had no chance.

The parents' bodies were found on the mountain at two o'clock on the day of the eruption, and Winona's body has so far not been found in the island, and is likely to be found somewhere in the ocean around the island, where searches for her are likely to be found day by day.

Meanwhile, Jesse's family released a statement to the media stating that "Jesse is getting good treatment and is recovering in the hospital." The young man, according to the doctors, is in a position that gives him a chance to heal and live after the disaster, but he will literally have to literally pick up the fragments of his life. It is still unclear why the day of the outbreak was allowed for tourists to board the island despite the warning signs that were in place for an upcoming outbreak. The Langford family even received dust masks to breathe well on the island, and it is unclear why they and other tourists were allowed to board the dangerous island.