Family attacked by bees left traumatized, but are physically OK, authorities say
?A swarm of bees came upon them and the quick thinking of the mom, she decided, ?Hey, I?m gonna get my kids into the car, get them to safety.' I'm not sure as to why she didn't put herself in the car afterward. Maybe she was thinking that the bees would follow her in. But she drew that swarm away and took the brunt of those stings,? said Ashley Losch with Arizona Fire and Medical Authority.
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