A 14-year-old girl who survived a mass shooting in southwestern Michigan has been transferred to a rehabilitation center after 17 days in a hospital.
A doctor says Abigail Kopf's recovery from a major brain injury has been "exceptional."
Dr. Aaron Lane-Davies says it's still a "long journey ahead."
Abigail was transferred Tuesday to a rehabilitation center in Grand Rapids from Bronson Children's Hospital in Kalamazoo.
She was one of two survivors during a series of random shootings in the Kalamazoo area on Feb. 20. Six people were killed, including four women who were with Abigail outside a restaurant.
Doctors at another hospital gave a positive report about 25-year-old Tiana Carruthers.
She was shot four times outside an apartment building, but a full recovery is expected.
