The family of Maya Gebala, a survivor of the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, is facing significant housing difficulties as they do not qualify for government benefits. In a recent update, Maya's mother, Cia Edmonds, revealed that they have been living between their car and a hospital couch due to the high costs of accommodation. Despite initially considering a move to Los Angeles for treatment, the family has opted to remain in Canada as Maya's health remains fragile. Since being shot on February 10, Maya has undergone five surgeries, with her most recent procedure on May 5 deemed successful. However, she continues to struggle with communication and articulation. The family is now exploring advanced treatment options at neurospecific hospitals worldwide, as they wish to pursue every possible avenue for Maya's recovery. Edmonds expressed her determination to navigate the challenges they face, stating, “Time to deal with the mess” of their disrupted lives.