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Maya's Progress: Out of ICU, Rehabbing

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Maya Gebala, a 12-year-old shooting survivor, has moved to a recovery unit at B.C. Childrens Hospital. Her father reports shes out of intensive care, experiencing less pain, and regaining energy. Despite the emotional rollercoaster, Maya is making progress in rehab, and her family remains hopeful.

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Maya's Progress: Out of ICU, Rehabbing

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Maya Cabala, the 12-year-old girl, hurt in that mass shooting up in Tumblr Ridge, British Columbia, just got some good news. Her dad says she's out of intensive care now and moved to a recovery and rehab unit at BC Children's Hospital in Vancouver. David Gabel has shared the update on Facebook, noting she's not in as much pain anymore. She's got more energy and her colors coming back after that rough stretch in the ICU, which he called a real whirlwind of ups and downs. The family couldn't be more relieved, seeing her sit up with help from the therapist. David got to wrap his arms around her for the first time in a while and it hit him hard. Said it was overwhelming, like he just wanted to hold on. Tight. This all stems from the February shooting where Maya took a gunshot wound to the head. One of the survivors airlifted for serious treatment. She's making slow but steady progress in rehab and her family staying strong through it all. Eyes on the road ahead. That's your Vancouver news today update, AI powered and always on.

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