Мама Майи Гебалы впервые услышала от дочери слово «мама» спустя полгода после травмы

Мать Майи Гебалы поделилась видео, на котором ее дочь тихо произносит слово «мама», отметив, что этот момент стал долгожданным чудом после месяцев борьбы за восстановление. Несмотря на то, что Майя все еще находится в больнице и мечтает вернуться домой, ее мать видит первые признаки возвращения прежней личности дочери.

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Six months into Maya Gebala's recovery journey, one quiet word has brought an emotional milestone her mother says she has prayed for months to hear. "Mom." Cia Edmonds shared a brief video on Facebook late Monday night showing Maya saying the word in a quiet, raspy voice. "I prayed for this day, every day for months," Edmonds wrote. "Thank you. My baby girl.. Thank you for being incredible." The moment comes after months of recovery for Maya, with her mother describing a journey filled with both "setbacks and victories." "One step at a time" In her latest update, Edmonds said Maya remains in hospital and is aware enough of her circumstances to become upset because she wants to return home. "She still lives in a hospital, she cries because she wants to go home. Soon baby, soon." Edmonds also reflected on the difficult reality that Maya's recovery may not mean returning to exactly who she was before, while describing increasingly familiar glimpses of her daughter's personality. "She shows me, more and more what miracles look like." Related Stories: - Maya Gebala's family celebrates 'incredible strides' in recovery - 'Maybe she will smile': Family hopeful after fifth surgery for Maya Gebala - Maya Gebala shows progress after surgery, feeding tube removed - Helping children process tragedy with faith and calm "I see fragments of her blossoming into a version of her former self. An eyeroll. A sarcastic response," she wrote. "We heckle each other in a way that feels like everything is just as it was." Those moments have brought a different kind of emotion for Edmonds. She said that while many of her tears over the past six months have come from sadness, lately there have also been tears of pride and familiarity. "Tears of awe as I watch her crawl out of the rubble that her mind lives in. One step at a time." For Edmonds, hearing her daughter say "Mom" was a moment she had been longing for throughout the months of uncertainty. "She shows me, more and more what miracles look like," she wrote.