Under the care of "optimistic" doctors, Jahi McMath -- whom a judge and other doctors have declared brain-dead, over her family's objections -- is "improving" days after her release from an Oakland, California, hospital, her family's lawyer said. However, barring a misdiagnosis, medical experts say the teen's condition can't improve if she is truly "brain dead," because there's no way to come back to life once brain activity ceases. Attorney Chris Dolan detailed some of what's happened to the 13-year-old girl since her release Sunday from Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland. After initially "doing poorly she is stabilizing," he said, adding that the teen underwent tracheotomy and gastrostomy tube procedures.
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Jahi had successful procedures after leaving an Oakland hospital, lawyer says
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"She is doing very well and getting the treatment she should have gotten," he adds
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Doctors believe "her health is improving," adds the McMath family's lawyer
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Doctors and a judge declared her brain dead; her family disagreed
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