Boy Hit by Motorhome Returns Home

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — A 5-year-old Helena-area boy who was critically injured when he was run over by a motorhome on Father's Day is back home and preparing to start kindergarten.

Stephen Mills says he's happy and relieved not to have nurses giving him any more shots.

Stephen was playing soccer in the family's backyard on Marysville Road when his father went to move the family's motorhome. He did not see the boy and hit him with the motorhome, causing broken ribs, a punctured lung, a crushed liver and a fractured right hip.

Stephen spent two months in a Seattle hospital, including several weeks in critical condition in the pediatric intensive care unit.

Steve Mills says he felt helpless at his son's bedside and still feels guilty