Bombing Survivor, 3, Returns to Hospital
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OKLAHOMA CITY — One of the youngest survivors of the federal building bombing is back in the hospital.
Brandon Denny, who spent 98 days in hospitals and rehabilitation centers, is being treated for an infection in the left side of his head, where the April 19 blast smashed a hole in his skull.
Brandon, who turns 4 on Monday, was listed in fair condition in the intensive care unit at Presbyterian Hospital, where he was taken after his parents noticed swelling Thursday.
Hospital spokeswoman Amy Jenson said specialists probably will decide by Monday whether to operate.
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