Alva Review-Courier -

Lynn L. Martin

This is a portion of the crowd that rotated through the Women's Building at the Woods County Fairgrounds during the Dacoma Fire Department Fundraiser Thursday night to help with the medical bills of Caitlyn McOsker. Her mother, Charita McOsker, said Caitlyn is making great progress at Share Medical Center with a daily one-hour speech therapy session with Kim Foster, and daily physical therapy with Shannon Rose and Jordan Ross. Darlene Snyder (OTA) is working with her with occupational therapy. Charita said beginning in September, Caitlyn was in a coma for two or three weeks and she been brought to Share Medical Center to reduce the muscular atrophy that developed during that time. Charita said Caitlyn is making great progress.