‘She’s still fighting’: Tumbler Ridge parents hopeful for recovery #CBC
‘She’s still fighting’: Tumbler Ridge parents hopeful for recovery
Cia Edmonds and David Gebala are hopeful for their daughter’s recovery. Maya Gebala remains at Vancouver Children’s Hospital after being airlifted from Tumbler Ridge, B.C., following the deadly mass shooting on Monday.
Her parents say they’re encouraged by small movements in their 12-year-old’s limbs, although doctors say she is still fighting for her life after sustaining gunshot wounds.
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