Katie Ward Malone, the mother of six children who were killed in a house fire last week, posted an update on her condition to Facebook Monday.
In the post, she said her breathing tube was removed, but she's unsure when she will be able to leave the hospital.
Baltimore Fire officials said Wednesday that Malone is listed in good condition.
Malone said she wanted to thank everyone for their support, but also asked for supporters to honor her children.
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Here's how she said you can honor her kids:
- Bridgette, 11 - "It's as simple as making art. Sing a Hamilton tune."
- Amelia,10 - "Speak out against injustice: women's rights, animal rights, bullying. And read. Copiously."
- Amanda, 3, and Zoe, 3 "Sit down with your best friend, or worst enemy and figure something out. Solve a problem."
- Billy, 2 - "Be helpful. Be very, very helpful."
- Daniel, 9mo - "Smile and laugh."
She also asked prayers for her 8-year-old daughter who helped save her siblings.
"Don't forget my brave little Erin. She woke me and got me and Jack and Jane out of the house. She is a spunky super brave soul."
See also: Community rallies around family who lost 6 children in fire
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