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Maya's Progress: Sitting Up, Hugging Dad

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Maya Gebala, a 12-year-old shooting survivor, has made significant progress, moving out of the ICU and into a recovery and rehab unit. Shes shown improved energy, reduced pain, and even regained some color in her face. A notable milestone was sitting up with minimal support, allowing her father to give her a long-awaited hug. Despite ongoing challenges, the family remains hopeful as Mayas rehab continues.

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Maya's Progress: Sitting Up, Hugging Dad

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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Maya's Progress: Sitting Up, Hugging Dad. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00Maya Gabala, the 12-year-old survivor of that tragic mass shooting in Tumblr Ridge, has some uplifting news, she's out of the ICU. Her dad, David, shared the update on Facebook Tuesday, saying they moved her to a recovery and rehab unit. It's been 26 hours since they removed her external ventricular drain for the second time. A tube that helps ease pressure in the brain. Everything's trending positive so far. She's in less pain, showing more energy and even getting some color back in her face. That boot on her heel for a pressure sore? She's still fighting it off every chance she gets, but her movements are getting more purposeful. Tuesday brought a real milestone when therapists helped her sit up on the edge of the bed. She used her own muscles with just a little support, and for the first time her dad got to wrap her in a full hug, something he'd been aching for. This all stems from the February 10th shooting, where eight people lost their lives, including the gunman. Maya's been battling in the hospital ever since.

1:00With these steady steps forward, her family's holding on to hope as rehab ramps up, proving resilience shines even in the darkest times. Vancouver News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.

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