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- About 2,694 children and teens died from guns in the US in 2010, according to the Children's Defense Fund. Forty-nine children died in a hot car that year.

- Pools, rivers, lakes, and beaches are also more dangerous to children. A CDC study found that 765 children 14 and younger drowned to death in the US between 2005 and 2009, when 188 children died in a hot car.

This does not mean you should leave your child in a hot vehicle, nor does it downplay any of the terrible cases in which children die of heatstroke in cars.
- http://vox.com

But Death Wasn't The Case For Then 6 Year Old Twins Tru And Tray. On The Hot Summer Day back In 2003 According To Studies 43 Children Died From Being Left In Cars That Year, Luckily These Two Were Saved.

Now 17 Years Old The Memory From That Day Still Kicks In Every Now And Then. After Being Put Into A Girls Home While Their Mother Did Time For Her Crime The Two Were Spilt Up And Due To Memory Complications From That Tragic Day The Two Can Just Barely Remember Anything, Or Anyone For That Matter. Some More Than Others.

But All That Changes When The Two Get A Call They Surprisingly Knew Would Come One Day. Now The Twins Are Older And Two Worlds Apart Trying To Figure Out Who They Were And How They're Going To Make It Day By Day, Breathing On Nothing But Bits And Pieces From Their Past.

Take Everything You Thought About Twins And Throw it Away…

All Of This Could Have Been Avoided But The Two Were On Mamas Watch.