Parts of his brain are still sleeping and he's going to have to undertake a lot of PT in order to reawaken those areas. But they're the parts that let you walk and do the fun stuff we tend to take for granted like hand/eye coordination.
He is doing better each day. Small steps.
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Gaz, I understand better than most. My wife had a temporal lobe meningioma 10 years ago that was golf ball sized. The experience was terrifying on many fronts as the kids were three and five and death was a distinct possibility. To have all that and more for your little fella must have been horrifying. He's a brave one.
Sue made a 100% recovery in the end. She's still the 'Angel of Death' mostly in the nicest possible way. I hope your scallywag is back giving 14 year old grief quicksmart.
Cheers, Gaz. Best of luck getting through this!
Harris and I send our best...
Over and over again...
Call...
So he's got a skateboarding nurse? Sorted.
good looking bloke too btw :-)
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