Victim Of Norman House Fire Released From Hospital, 2 Still Critical

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OKLAHOMA CITY -- A pregnant woman, who was critically injured in a deadly house fire in Norman last week, has been released from the hospital while two others remain in critical condition.

Twenty-two-year-old Amber Larkins was released from Integris Hospital Tuesday and is recovery at home with her newborn baby. Doctors were forced to perform a C-Section on Larkins after she jumped through a window to save herself from the burning home.

Forty-six-year-old Kelly Larkins and 19-year-old Daniel Larkins were critically injured in the blaze. Both remained in critical condition Tuesday at Integris Hospital.

Two children, 2-year-old Savry Larkins and 7-year-old Michael Larkins, were killed in the fire.

Fire officials said the cause of the fire was discarded smoking material.

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• 2 Children Dead, 3 Adults Injured in Early Morning Norman House Fire