🚨MEET SAYLOR GRAHAM. SHE’S ONLY SEVEN YEARS OLD. AND SHE’S FIGHTING TO RECOVER AFTER BEING SHOT IN THE FACE AT SCHOOL. I want everyone to take a moment to look at this beautiful little girl. Her name is Saylor Graham, and she is one of the youngest survivors of yesterday’s horrific mass shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon. Saylor, who uses a wheelchair and already lives with significant medical challenges, was inside the classroom when 16-year-old Griffin J. John II opened fire with a 12-gauge shotgun, killing three children and a 25-year-old teacher. Saylor survived. And tonight, there is some encouraging news. According to the Bend Police Department’s latest update, Saylor received lifesaving treatment at the scene and is now hospitalized at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, where she remains in serious but stable condition. This little girl and her family were already fighting battles long before a gunman entered her classroom. According to a GoFundMe established to support her recovery, Saylor has numerous existing medical needs. Her parents are both self-employed, and caring for their daughter has already significantly limited their ability to work. Now they’re facing an unimaginable additional burden. Hospital expenses. Travel. Lodging. Lost income. And the uncertainty of what Saylor’s recovery will require in the weeks and months ahead. I’m sharing the fundraiser below for anyone who would like to help. If you cannot contribute financially, I’m asking you to do something else. Pray for Saylor. Pray for her parents. Pray for her medical team. And pray for every family whose life was forever changed yesterday. Please also share her story and her fundraiser everywhere.  Four innocent people didn’t get to come home. Saylor did survive, and I’m praying this beautiful little girl continues to fight her way back to the life she deserves. God bless you, sweet Saylor. ❤️🙏

The shooter attempted to enter through the front door of the school but was stopped by two people. He then ran to the back door and blew open the lock with his gun. He ran straight for his former special-needs classroom and opened fire, killing three small children and a teacher. He also injured a 57-year-old teacher and shot a 7-year-old child in a wheelchair in the face. That child is now in critical condition. The gun was given to Griffin (the shooter) by his mother in August. She previously described him (when he was 10) as a special needs student. He’s where he belongs. Mother should be charged.