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Nearly three weeks have passed since Good Hope High School junior Dilynn Turner suffered a traumatic brain injury in a severe vehicle accident in early January. Dilynn’s journey has been filled with uncertainty, but her family, friends, and community have rallied behind her, supporting her every step of the way. Despite the ongoing challenges, there are signs of hope, and Dilynn’s mother, Jessica Methvin, has provided a heartfelt update on her daughter’s progress from Huntsville Hospital.

“I have a real Dilynn update to share, and it feels so good to be able to say that!” Jessica shared with a sense of cautious optimism. The news brought much-needed hope to those following Dilynn’s recovery, and the family remains deeply grateful for the continued prayers and support.

As of today, Dilynn has shown some semi-consciousness, a sign that her body is fighting and healing in ways her family has long hoped for. The neuro surgeon recently visited and clamped off the EVD (external ventricular drain), a significant step forward in Dilynn’s recovery. This drain had been placed to help manage the fluid around her brain, and the fact that it may soon be removed is a positive indicator of her brain’s ability to function and process fluids on its own.

The trauma surgeon, too, has shared promising news. Dilynn has done well breathing on her own during the day, and the next step in her treatment plan is to see if she can stay off the ventilator for a full 24 hours. If she handles this milestone, along with the potential removal of the EVD drain, the family could soon see Dilynn moved out of the ICU and onto a regular hospital floor.