“So, with that, accommodations have become too much, and we live between the back of my car and a couch in the hospital. Hoping we find a place that fits all our requirements sometime soon.”

However, Edmonds shared a follow-up on her Facebook on June 2, clarifying that she’s not actually living in a car, it’s “where (her) stuff is” and that she chose to sleep on a couch in Maya’s room because she would rather be with her than pay for an Airbnb.

She added that while there is housing available, she is looking for somewhere that suits the family long-term, writing that she wants “to find something with more forest than sirens” to avoid triggers, and, because Maya will be in a wheelchair, there is “a lot to consider” when searching for a permanent home.