BREAKING UPDATE — Eleven days after a 7-year-old girl with a rare disability was shot inside her elementary school, her family is celebrating a major breakthrough. Little Saylor Graham-Poarch has survived the unthinkable and is finally OUT OF INTENSIVE CARE! Three little boys, ages 5, 8 and 11, and 25-year-old teacher Megan Lambert were killed. Saylor was among those seriously wounded and had to be flown to a hospital in Portland. This sweet little girl was already living with CASK, a rare genetic condition that affects her development. She uses a wheelchair and communicates with help from a tablet. But she has a beautiful love for music and dancing. Her dance instructor, Shannon Guerrero, helped organize a community gathering where dozens of people danced, wrote encouraging messages and showed their love for Saylor while she fought to recover. Now comes the update so many have been praying for. In a statement shared with FOX 12 Oregon, Saylor’s family confirmed she has been moved out of intensive care and is in stable condition. Her recovery is far from over, but this is a tremendous step forward. And even as they celebrate their daughter’s progress, her parents haven’t forgotten the families whose loved ones never came home. In their statement to FOX 12, the family expressed gratitude for Saylor’s progress while sharing their heartbreak for the three children and teacher who were killed. They also thanked everyone who has prayed, sent messages and supported them through these frightening days. Today, they have a reason to celebrate. Please continue praying for Saylor’s recovery and for the families still grieving unimaginable losses. And would you leave a few words of encouragement for this little girl and her family? After everything they’ve endured, I hope they feel just how many people are cheering Saylor on.