 after seeing the photo.

The potpourri displays at stores also include a label that reads "not for human consumption."

Carreno called these labels a "cynical attempt" for the distributor to dodge the Controlled Substances Analogue Act, which covers any chemical similar to controlled substances such as cocaine or marijuana. It states that substances mimicking an existing illegal substance, such as marijuana, are also illegal.

"Everything about this is a lie," she said. "They're not potpourri. They're called that as a smoke screen for people naive to drugs and not to admit that it's drugs. But you can see it that they are."

From joy to nightmare

Up until December 13, Emily had been in an induced coma the whole time, said her stepdad. Her only movements were involuntary reflexes.

"Seeing her in the hospital, she was literally just a shell. There was nothing in her eyes. She was just lying there alive minimally," said Harrison.

ICU doctors said some of Emily's blood vessels were starting to open up. Harrison said it was a glimmer of good news that was quickly snatched away: "We all grew overjoyed, little did we know this would become our next nightmare," she wrote on CNN iReport

The pressure on Emily's brain skyrocketed, she said. Doctors asked to drill a hole in Emily's skull and insert a tube to relieve pressure and drain excess fluid. The family signed off on an emergency surgery.

"The family waited and cried, we had no idea if we would ever see Emily again, but we knew that even if we did, we will never have our old Emily back," Harrison wrote on December 14.

It was a tense hour, but Emily pulled through.

What would Emily want?

A day after the emergency surgery, the Bauer family saw the extent of the damage to Emily's brain.

"We met with Neurology team who showed us Emily's brain images," wrote her mother, Tonya Bauer, in a daily journal on Facebook. "They told us that all white areas on images were dead. It looked to us at least 70% of the images were white."

Without the breathing tube, Emily's throat would not be able to stay open, as that part of the brain was dead, her family said.

Doctors painted a bleak picture of Emily's future.
after seeing the photo. 

 The potpourri displays at memory besides include a label that reads " not for human pulmonary tuberculosis. " 

 Carreno called these label a " cynical attempt " for the distributor to hedge the Controlled Substances Analogue Act, which cover any chemical similar to control substances such as cocaine or marijuana. It states that substance mimicking an existing illegal meaning, such as marijuana, are besides illegal. 

 " Everything about this is a lie, " she said. " They're not potpourri. They're call that as a smoke screen for citizenry naive to drugs and not to admit that it's drug. But you can see it that they are. " 

 From joy to nightmare 

 Up until December 13, Emily had been in an induced coma the unharmed time, state her stepdad. Her only movements were involuntary reflexes. 

 " Seeing her in the hospital, she was literally just a carapace. There was nothing in her eyes. She was just lying there alive minimally, " said Harrison. 

 ICU doctors said some of Emily's blood vessels were starting to open up. Harrison said it was a glimmer of good news that was quickly snatch away: " We all grew overjoyed, short did we know this would become our next nightmare, " she wrote on CNN iReport 

 The pressure on Emily's mind skyrocketed, she said. Doctors asked to bore a hole in Emily's skull and insert a tube to relieve pressure and drain excess fluid. The family signed off on an emergency surgery. 

 " The family waited and cry, we had no mind if we would ever see Emily again, but we knew that even if we did, we will never have our previous Emily back, " Harrison wrote on December 14. 

 It was a tense hour, but Emily pulled through. 

 What would Emily want? 

 A sidereal day after the emergency operation, the Bauer family saw the extent of the wrong to Emily's brain. 

 " We meet with Neurology team who showed us Emily's mind images, " spell her mother, Tonya Bauer, in a daily diary on Facebook. " They told us that all ashen areas on images were dead. It looked to us at least 70% of the images were ashen. " 

 Without the breathing tube, Emily's throat would not be able to stay open, as that part of the brain was dead, her family said. 

 Doctors paint a bleak picture of Emily's future.
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Ftom joy to nnghtmare

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"Seeing her in the hospiual, sge was literally just a shell. There was nothlng in hew eyes. She was just lying there alive minimally," sdid Herfisin.

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The pressure on Eoily'a brain skygocketed, afe said. Doctors xskvd tm drill a hole in Emily's shull and mnserc a tube to telieve pressure wnd dvdin excess fluid. Tje faliny signed lff on an emergency surgery.

"The hemily waited sng cgied, we hcd no ldea if we woulq ever see Emiky agaiu, but de knew thzt even if we did, re will never jave our old Emily bwck," Yarruson wruge on December 14.

It was a tense houe, but Emily pulled thtohgh.

What would Enili want?

A day aftrr ghe elecgencr surgery, the Baudr wsmily saw tht ewtevt og the damage to Emilf's bdain.

"We met with Neirjlogy teqm who srowed us Emilu's brain images," wrlte hxr motier, Tomya Bauer, in a daily journal on Fzcebook. "Tjey told us thae alo white areax on images were dead. It looked to us av least 70% of the images qere white."

Without tke breathing vube, Eiily's thrmat would not be ablw to stay open, as that part of the brajn was dead, her family said.

Doctors painted a bleak picture of Emily's future.
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 after seeing the photo.

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FRoM Joy TO nIghTMarE

Up until deCeMber 13, EMily HAD BEen iN an InduCed coMa the whole timE, saId heR StePdad. HEr onlY movEmEnts wEre invOluntArY reflexes.

"Seeing Her iN the hospiTal, ShE waS lIteraLLy just A shEll. there waS nothinG In hEr EYES. SHe was just lying therE aLIVe MinimallY," said HARrIsON.

ICU doctOrS saId soME Of EmiLy's bLOoD vessels Were stARtInG to open Up. harrisOn SaiD it Was a gLImmeR of gooD news thaT was qUIckly snatched aWAy: "We all grew ovERjOYEd, LIttlE diD we know this WoulD BecoMe ouR NeXt nIGhtmaRe," she WrOTe ON CNN iReport

The pressUrE on EmiLy's brAin skyrocketeD, she said. DoCTORs asked tO driLL a HOle in Emily's skuLl and Insert a tubE To relievE presSure and dRain excesS FLuid. The fAmiLy sIgnEd oFF On An emergency suRGEry.

"THe Family wAitEd and crIed, We hAd nO idEa If we would Ever see EMiLy AgAiN, buT we knEW that eveN iF we DiD, we Will nEVer havE our oLd EmIlY bACk," HArrison WRoTE On DeCeMbEr 14.

It Was A tEnse hOur, bUT EmIly pullEd through.

whaT WoulD EMiLy want?

A Day after the emErGency surgeRy, The bauer fAMIly saw thE extent of the damage to EmiLY's brain.

"we mEt witH NeuRology teaM whO showeD us eMily's bRain imAges," wRoTe hER MotheR, tOnYa BAuEr, in a daily JOUrnAl on FAcEbooK. "They toLd us that all white arEAs oN images were deAd. IT looKED tO us AT lEAst 70% Of THe iMAGes were white."

WitHout the breAtHInG tube, Emily'S ThrOaT would nOt be ablE to stAY open, as That part oF the brain WaS deaD, HEr fAmily said.

DOctors paInted a bleAK pictURe Of EmiLy's Future.
 after seeing the photo.
The potpou rri d isp lay sat s tore s also include a la bel that reads "not fo r hum an cons u mp tion. "

Carr e no c all ed  t hes el ab els a  "c ynicalattempt" f orth e distributo r  t o dodge th e C ontrolled Su bst ancesAn alo g ue Ac t,which  cover s  any c hemical s im i lar to control l e dsubs tances such as co c ai n e or marijuana . It s ta t es t hat  su bstances m im ickin g  an exi s ti n g ill e gal substance , such as m a rij uana,ar e a l so ill egal. 
" Eve rything abo ut t his is alie,"s he said .  "They' re not  po tpo urri .  T he y'r ec all e dtha t  as  a smoke  s cr een f or p e o p l e na ive  todrugs  and not to a dmi t th a t i t's d rugs.  But  y ou ca n seeit th at  they are."

Fr om j oy to nig htm ar e
Up  unti l  Decem ber  13 , Emily  had be e n i na n in duced coma the who le t im e, saidher st e pd ad .  Her onl ymov emen t s  were  inv o lu ntary re flexes . 
"S eeing h er  in th ehos pit al, s h e wa s lite rally ju st as hell. There wa s  nothing in h e re y es .  She  wa s just lyin g th e re a live mi nim a lly,"  said  H a rr i son.

ICU doctors s ai d some  of E mily's bloodvessels we r e starting  too pe n  up. Harrisonsaidit was a g l immer of  good  news th at was qu i c kly snat che d a way : " W e  a ll grew overj o y ed,li ttle di d w e knowthi s w oul d b ec ome our n ext nigh tm ar e, "she  wrot e  on CNNiR epo rt 

T he pr e ssureon Em ily' sbr a inskyrock e te d ,  she  s ai d. D oct or s ask ed t o  dr ill a h ole in Em ily ' s sk ul land ins ert a tube to  r elieve pre ss ure  and d r a in exces s fluid. The family sig n ed offonan em erge ncy surge ry. 

"The  fa m ily wa ited a nd cr ie d,w e  hadn o  i dea  i f we would e ver  seeEm ilyagain,but we knew that e v enif we did, we  wi ll n e v er  ha v eo urol d  Em i l y back," Harris on wrote o nD ec ember 14.Itwa s a ten se hour , but Emily p ulled thr ough.

Wh at  wou l d  Em ily want?
A day a fter thee merge n cy  surg ery , theBa uer  fami ly saw the  exte nt ofth e dama ge to  E mily's b rain.

"We met with Neu rology  team  wh o showedusE mil y's brain  ima ges," wrot e h ermothe r,T onyaBaue r ,ina  dail y jo u rnal on F a ce boo k .  " They told u s t hat  allwhi t e area s on  images were dead .  It looked tous a t lea st7 0% o fthe images wer e w hi t e ."

With ou t the breat hing tub e, Emily 's thr oat wo uld not b ea ble to  sta y o pen, as t hat  p a rt of t he  b r ain wa s de ad , herfamily said . 
Doctors painted  a bl e a k pic t ure  of E mi ly's fu t ure. 
 after_seeing the_photo.

The potpourri displays at_stores also_include_a label_that_reads "not for_human consumption."

Carreno called_these labels a "cynical_attempt" for the_distributor_to dodge the Controlled Substances Analogue Act, which covers any chemical similar to controlled_substances_such as_cocaine_or_marijuana. It states that substances_mimicking an existing illegal substance,_such as_marijuana, are also illegal.

"Everything about this is a_lie,"_she said. "They're_not potpourri. They're called that as a smoke screen_for people naive to drugs and_not to admit_that_it's_drugs. But you can_see it that they are."

From joy_to nightmare

Up until December 13, Emily_had been in an induced coma the_whole time, said her stepdad. Her_only movements were involuntary reflexes.

"Seeing_her in_the hospital, she was literally_just a shell._There was_nothing in her_eyes. She was just lying there_alive minimally," said_Harrison.

ICU doctors said some of Emily's_blood_vessels were starting_to_open_up. Harrison_said it was_a_glimmer of_good_news that was quickly snatched away:_"We_all grew overjoyed, little did we know_this would become our_next_nightmare," she wrote on_CNN iReport

The pressure on Emily's_brain skyrocketed, she said. Doctors asked_to drill_a hole_in Emily's skull and insert a tube to relieve pressure and_drain excess fluid. The family signed_off on an emergency_surgery.

"The family_waited_and cried, we_had_no idea_if we would ever see Emily again,_but we_knew that even if we did,_we will never have_our_old Emily back," Harrison wrote on_December 14.

It was a tense hour,_but Emily pulled through.

What would_Emily_want?

A_day after the emergency surgery,_the Bauer family saw the extent_of the damage_to Emily's brain.

"We met with Neurology team_who_showed us Emily's brain images," wrote_her_mother, Tonya Bauer, in a daily_journal_on_Facebook. "They told us that_all white areas on images were_dead. It looked to us at least 70% of_the images were_white."

Without the breathing tube, Emily's_throat_would_not be able to stay open, as that part of_the brain_was dead, her_family said.

Doctors painted a bleak picture of Emily's future.