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Two Hospitalized Abundant Life Students Upgraded to “Good Condition”

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Two Hospitalized Abundant Life Students Upgraded to “Good Condition”

This is a great sign for their recoveries. "Good" is the ideal condition report from doctors.

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Jan 15, 2025, 12:08 PM CST

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MADISON, Wis. (CIVIC MEDIA) – The two students still hospitalized after the Abundant Life Christian School shooting are making progress in their recoveries. 

Student Rubi Vergara and teacher Erin West were killed in the shooting December 16. Six people were shot, five students and a teacher. Three students and one teacher were released from the hospital shortly afterward to recover at home. 

Two students are still in the hospital. The day of the shooting, they were in critical condition. Around the holidays, they were upgraded to “fair” condition, according to staff at UW Health. 

Now, UW Health staff said the two students are in “good” condition. Usually, “good condition” means that someone is awake, their vital signs are stable, and they’re comfortable. According to WebMD, “good” even means that doctors expect “an excellent outcome”. It’s the lowest-severity condition report.

Going forward, UW Health does not plan to release any more updates on their conditions. 

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Savanna Tomei Olson is Assistant News Director at Civic Media, guiding our news team in editorial decisions. She is also the reporter and voice behind newscasts on WMDX in Madison. Email her at savanna.tomei-olson@civicmedia.us.

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