Burn Survivors Gather for the First Time Since Pandemic Began
“It’s like a sigh of relief now that we’re able to see each other in person,” said Burndred. The 26-year-old said the children don’t have to focus on how they were injured at the annual camp. They can focus on how they’re doing now without having to rehash their stories. “It’s like reliving that event every time you explain it and, as you can imagine, it’s not always a good experience,” Burndred said. Sterling burned his back and legs in an ATV accident when he was only six....
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