Maya's Recovery: Fighting Back with Prosthetic Skull Cap

Maya's Recovery: Fighting Back with Prosthetic Skull Cap

Author: The Daily News Now! April 23, 2026 Duration: 1:33
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Maya Gebala, a 12-year-old shooting survivor, is making progress at BC Childrens Hospital in Vancouver. Shes practicing swallowing and regaining motor skills, even removing her G-tube multiple times. Despite an offer from UFC boss Dana White for treatment in LA, Mayas family has decided to stay in Canada for now. Fake accounts spreading lies and a hacked social media account have caused issues, but Mayas determination and the familys fighting spirit remain strong. An upcoming surgery on May 5th will install a prosthetic skull cap to help with fluid buildup and eye pressure.

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