Overview
- Armando was granted emergency humanitarian entry on July 18 so he could reunite with his husband and 13-year-old daughter in Phoenix.
- Hannah was airlifted from Mexico to a Phoenix hospital after sudden neurological symptoms in mid-July and was discharged to continue recovery at home on July 20.
- Doctors have run MRIs and CT scans but have not identified the cause of the brain bleed and more testing and follow-up imaging are planned.
- Hannah continues to experience partial blindness, facial droop, weakness and shaking and is taking anti-seizure and medication for brain swelling while she rehabilitates.
- The family faces housing and travel costs during at least a month of recovery in Arizona, a GoFundMe has raised more than $175,000, and Armando must cross the border on Sunday to check whether his visa extension was approved.