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Maya Gebala Leaving Hospital

29 Oct
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Tumbler Ridge shooting survivor Maya Gebala being released from hospital, father says

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CBC29 Oct

Maya Gebala, a 13-year-old survivor of the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting who was severely injured, is being released from hospital nearly nine months after the incident. Her father shared a video on Facebook showing Maya reacting joyfully to the news of her discharge. The family has been sharing updates through social media; previously, they mentioned that Maya underwent three surgeries and a cranioplasty due to…

Tumbler Ridge shooting survivor Maya Gebala being released from hospital, father says →
Global News29 Oct

Maya Gebala has been released from BC Children’s Hospital 262 days after she was shot during a mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in February. Her father, David, chronicled her recovery on X, noting significant milestones such as opening her eye for the first time 251 days ago and breathing independently 238 days later. He celebrated her progress toward discharge while thanking healthcare professionals…

Maya Gebala released from hospital 262 days after Tumbler Ridge shooting →
National Post29 Oct

David Gebala shared on X that his daughter Maya, who was severely injured in a shooting incident in February, is being released from the BC Children’s Hospital after 262 days. During her hospital stay, Maya underwent five surgeries, faced multiple infections, and overcame numerous medical challenges with resilience. Her father expressed deep gratitude for the medical team and support from others while celebrating…

Maya Gebala is being released from the hospital, father says: ‘Never a day I stopped believing’ →
The Globe and Mail29 Oct

Maya Gebala, a 13-year-old girl injured in the Tumbler Ridge school shooting on February 10 where eight people died, is being released from BC Children’s Hospital after eight months. Her father, David Gebala, shared this news on social media, describing it as an unexpected milestone given that doctors initially doubted her survival. Maya has recovered gradually, reaching significant milestones such as first opening…

Tumbler Ridge victim Maya Gebala leaving hospital after eight months, father says →

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  1. 29 Oct

    Tumbler Ridge shooting survivor Maya Gebala being released from hospital, father says

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Where to start Maya Gebala released from hospital 262 days after Tumbler Ridge shooting Global News

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  • 29 Oct Tumbler Ridge victim Maya Gebala leaving hospital after eight months, father saysMaya Gebala, a 13-year-old girl injured in the Tumbler Ridge school shooting on February 10 where eight people died, is being released from BC Children’s Hospital after eight months. Her father, David Gebala, shared this news on social media, describing it as an unexpected milestone given that doctors initially doubted her survival. Maya has recovered gradually, reaching significant milestones such as first opening…The Globe and Mail
  • 29 Oct Maya Gebala is being released from the hospital, father says: ‘Never a day I stopped believing’David Gebala shared on X that his daughter Maya, who was severely injured in a shooting incident in February, is being released from the BC Children’s Hospital after 262 days. During her hospital stay, Maya underwent five surgeries, faced multiple infections, and overcame numerous medical challenges with resilience. Her father expressed deep gratitude for the medical team and support from others while celebrating…National Post
  • 29 Oct Maya Gebala released from hospital 262 days after Tumbler Ridge shootingMaya Gebala has been released from BC Children’s Hospital 262 days after she was shot during a mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in February. Her father, David, chronicled her recovery on X, noting significant milestones such as opening her eye for the first time 251 days ago and breathing independently 238 days later. He celebrated her progress toward discharge while thanking healthcare professionals…Global News
  • 29 Oct Tumbler Ridge shooting survivor Maya Gebala being released from hospital, father saysMaya Gebala, a 13-year-old survivor of the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting who was severely injured, is being released from hospital nearly nine months after the incident. Her father shared a video on Facebook showing Maya reacting joyfully to the news of her discharge. The family has been sharing updates through social media; previously, they mentioned that Maya underwent three surgeries and a cranioplasty due to…CBC

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