A disabled seven-year-old girl injured in an Oregon school shooting remains in intensive care as donations approach $1.1 million.
Family members of Saylor Graham-Poarch, a seven-year-old disabled girl injured during a school shooting in Oregon, said she is still alive and asked for thoughts and prayers as she recovers. The family expressed deep gratitude, noting, "Above all, please keep Saylor in your thoughts and prayers as she heals. We are beyond grateful that she is still here with us."
Donations to support her care have surged, with contributions approaching $1.1 million.
The injured child and her family rely on public support for medical expenses, while the community tracks the growing donations.
They asked people to keep Saylor in thoughts and prayers and expressed gratitude for her being alive.
Donations have reached close to $1.1 million.
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