Children affected by burn injuries find reprieve at the Oklahoma Firefighters Burn Camp
PRYOR — "They're just normal kids," camp director Scotty Stokes said, "normal kids whose skin may look a little different."
Young burn victims have a difficult life, sometimes facing a hundred corrective surgeries to reposition their skin as they grow, suffering ridicule from classmates and coping with the trauma caused by their incidents.
But for one week, Aug. 11-15, some kids ...
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