On May 31, when Trevinio’s mother took her daughter to leave a teddy bear at a memorial service for her best friend, Amerie Jo Garza, the girl began complaining about her increased heart rate, People Magazine first reported. Worried, Jessica Trevinio took her daughter to the hospital. There, Jessica was informed by doctors that her daughter had almost suffered a heart attack.
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“Her heart [rate] “She jumped to the heights because she could not stand the trauma,” Jessica told People, adding that her daughter could not bear the “pain” of what had happened. The story goes on under the ad Treviño, who had no other known medical conditions, was taken to Methodist Children’s Hospital in San Antonio, where she remained at Garza’s memorial. 1:55 Texas School Shots: More Details of Police Response to Shots Revealed Texas School Shots: More Details Revealed of Police Response to Shots The girl’s family started a GoFundMe page to help with hospital expenses. At the time of writing, the fundraiser has exceeded the $ 25,000 target, reaching almost $ 27,000 (all US dollars) Trending Stories
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On the GoFundMe page, the family wrote that the medicine administered by the doctors to Treviño was not working. “The doctor’s biggest concern is that he may have a heart attack,” the family wrote. In the description of the GoFundMe page, the girl’s family wrote that Garza, 10 years old, also protected Treviño from bullies at school and “always came to her aid”. Last week, U.S. Scouts awarded posthumously to 10-year-old Amerie Jo Garza of Uvalde, Texas, one of the highest honors in Girl Scouting: the Bronze Cross. The Bronze Cross is awarded for salvation or the effort to save a life at the risk of the Scout Girl’s own life. 1/3 pic.twitter.com/bFjz0I4awa – Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas (@girlscoutsswtx) May 31, 2022 The story goes on under the ad Treviño’s mother told People that her daughter “feels the fear of bullying again” and is “terrified” of going back to school, this time without the support of her best friend.
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“I think it’s just from a broken heart that we have to work to heal,” Jessica told the report. 1:23 Texas School Shots: Uvalde School District Collaborates with External Security Company Previous Video Next Video According to People, Trevinio escaped the shooting on May 24 without being injured “after the gunman passed from her class to the fourth grade”. Garza was shot when she tried to call 911 on her cell phone. Trevinio was transferred from the ICU, although Jessica said that doctors now believe that her daughter is showing signs of post-traumatic stress disorder and acute stress from the trauma she suffered. The story goes on under the ad “He’s dealing with some difficult issues,” Jessica told People. “And there is a long way to go for recovery.” “I am just worried. I pray every day. “ © 2022 Global News, part of Corus Entertainment Inc.
