Midstate group helps Carlisle teen’s recovery
| By Joshua Vaughn, The Sentinel, Carlisle, Pa. | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
"I hope it gives the family some relief," said
Horn said he knew Devlin's father, Bobby, because they are both members of the Fraternal Order of the Eagles, so he reached out to the
Devlin's father had purchased a van, but he was in an accident that totaled the vehicle shortly after purchasing it. Insurance did not cover the full amount of the van, Uplinger said, but
According to Uplinger, Devlin is showing signs of improvement. She said he is beginning to recognize people and can stand with assistance, but is not speaking yet.
Recently, the Wagners found out that Devlin had earned enough credits before being hospitalized to graduate from the eighth grade and can move on to high school.
"Every day is a positive step and step forward," Uplinger said.
Checks can be made out to Krista Uplinger FBO Devlin Wagner, and can be either sent or dropped off at any
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