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http://www.newson6.com/story/29640390/mother-two-vinita-boys-severely-sunburned-during-daycare-trip
It seems DHS and the Vinita Police Department are investigating, but no formal charges yet.
http://www.newson6.com/story/29640390/mother-two-vinita-boys-severely-sunburned-during-daycare-trip
VINITA, Oklahoma -
An Oklahoma mother says her two young sons were severely sunburned while in the care of a Vinita daycare.
Shaunna Broadway says the 'Happiness Is A Learning Center' let her 5- and 7-year-old sons play outside Friday without shirts or sunscreen. When the boys got home their mother says they were crying and large, painful blisters had formed on their backs and shoulders.
"They didn't put no sunscreen on them and no shirt and when I asked them about it, they claimed they were out of sunscreen and that they told the kids to put on their shirts, but they didn't want to leave them on," Broadway said.
Broadway says her boys were sent home from two different hospitals with pain medication and cream, but says neither provided her sons with relief.
"Then things got worse, especially with my oldest one. He started to started to complain of chest pains and not being able to breathe and his chest started swelling," she said.
That's when Broadway took her boys to the Hillcrest Medical Center Burn Unit in Tulsa. Within 10 minutes, she says she was told her sons needed to be life-flighted to Shriner's Hospital in Texas, which has children's facility that specializes in burns.
Seven-year-old Conner Harvey and his 5-year-old brother, Tray Wells, are being treated for second and third-degree sunburns.
An Oklahoma mother says her two young sons were severely sunburned while in the care of a Vinita daycare.
Shaunna Broadway says the 'Happiness Is A Learning Center' let her 5- and 7-year-old sons play outside Friday without shirts or sunscreen. When the boys got home their mother says they were crying and large, painful blisters had formed on their backs and shoulders.
"They didn't put no sunscreen on them and no shirt and when I asked them about it, they claimed they were out of sunscreen and that they told the kids to put on their shirts, but they didn't want to leave them on," Broadway said.
Broadway says her boys were sent home from two different hospitals with pain medication and cream, but says neither provided her sons with relief.
"Then things got worse, especially with my oldest one. He started to started to complain of chest pains and not being able to breathe and his chest started swelling," she said.
That's when Broadway took her boys to the Hillcrest Medical Center Burn Unit in Tulsa. Within 10 minutes, she says she was told her sons needed to be life-flighted to Shriner's Hospital in Texas, which has children's facility that specializes in burns.
Seven-year-old Conner Harvey and his 5-year-old brother, Tray Wells, are being treated for second and third-degree sunburns.
It seems DHS and the Vinita Police Department are investigating, but no formal charges yet.