Post by Logan on Feb 23, 2016 0:55:53 GMT -6
'My daughter is not dead': Mother of Abigail Kopf — youngest victim of Kalamazoo attack — says teen is fighting for her life
As Abigail Kopf clings to life, her distraught parents are holding on to hope that their 14-year-old daughter critically wounded outside a Kalamazoo, Mich., restaurant will survive.
The girl’s identity emerged for the first time since a crazed gunman’s rolling rampage on Saturday. On Monday, Abigail’s parents, Gene and Vicki Kopf, tearfully spoke of their daughter’s love for theater, sharks and sports after a medical miracle.
“My daughter is not dead,” Abigail’s mother, Vicki Kopf, said. “She is alive and she is fighting for her life.”
She remarked on her daughter’s strength, believing Abigail’s ability to squeeze her hand and wiggle her toes from a hospital bed is a sign of her path to recovery.
Read more: www.nydailynews.com/news/national/teen-victim-kalamazoo-attack-fighting-life-article-1.2540574
As Abigail Kopf clings to life, her distraught parents are holding on to hope that their 14-year-old daughter critically wounded outside a Kalamazoo, Mich., restaurant will survive.
The girl’s identity emerged for the first time since a crazed gunman’s rolling rampage on Saturday. On Monday, Abigail’s parents, Gene and Vicki Kopf, tearfully spoke of their daughter’s love for theater, sharks and sports after a medical miracle.
“My daughter is not dead,” Abigail’s mother, Vicki Kopf, said. “She is alive and she is fighting for her life.”
She remarked on her daughter’s strength, believing Abigail’s ability to squeeze her hand and wiggle her toes from a hospital bed is a sign of her path to recovery.
Read more: www.nydailynews.com/news/national/teen-victim-kalamazoo-attack-fighting-life-article-1.2540574