Maya Gebala has been released from hospital 262 days after the Tumbler Ridge shooting. The release came after a stay that began on the day of the shooting and stretched into Thursday’s report from David Gebala.
David Gebala’s Thursday note
David Gebala wrote on Thursday that 262 days had passed since doctors said, “We did everything we could, but we don’t think she’s going to make it through the night”. That account gives the release its weight: the same case that once carried that prognosis has now ended with her leaving hospital.
Tumbler Ridge shooting timeline
The sequence is simple. On the day of the Tumbler Ridge shooting, Maya Gebala was hospitalized. After 262 days, she was released. The length of the stay stands out on its own and shows how long her recovery kept her in care before discharge.
For readers following the case, the immediate change is that she is no longer in hospital. The story does not add further details about her condition at release, so the most important fact to carry forward is the length of time between the shooting and her leaving care.
The unresolved part is also the most personal one: what her medical condition was during those 262 days in hospital. David Gebala’s note shows how close the situation once was, and her release now closes that part of the timeline without adding more detail about the treatment behind it.
