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Coming Home: Kayla Kearney, Still on Road to Recovery, Returns to Springs

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Kayla Kearney celebrates her 21st birthday at Kessler Rehabilitation Center.
Kayla Kearney and her hamster, Rat.
Kayla Kearney says farewell to Kessler Rehabilitation Center in New Jersey.
Kayla Kearney says farewell to Kessler Rehabilitation Center in New Jersey.
Kayla Kearney at Kessler Rehabilitation Center in New Jersey.
Kayla Kearney has returned home to Springs from Kessler Rehabilitation Center.
Kayla Kearney has returned home to Springs from Kessler Rehabilitation Center.
Julia, Kayla, Joe and Laura Kearney.
Kayla Kearney is home in Springs.
Kayla Kearney is home in Springs.
Kayla Kearney is home in Springs.

Kayla Kearney celebrates her 21st birthday at Kessler Rehabilitation Center.

Kayla Kearney and her hamster, Rat.

Kayla Kearney says farewell to Kessler Rehabilitation Center in New Jersey.

Kayla Kearney at Kessler Rehabilitation Center in New Jersey.

Kayla Kearney has returned home to Springs from Kessler Rehabilitation Center.

Julia, Kayla, Joe and Laura Kearney.

Kayla Kearney is home in Springs.

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Coming Home: Kayla Kearney, Still on Road to Recovery, Returns to Springs

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