12 weeks & 3 days.

Rowan is still in the Rehab Unit, but we are starting to discuss a return to home. It's a multi-step process.



BTW - If you're wondering whether Rowan can remember the accident. The answer is no. Evidently, quite often in situations like this, the brain stops recording memories for a period of time. Plus he was placed into an induced coma shortly after the accident.

This article explains some of why a person can't remember their accidents.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart...them-21942918/


At this point, he remembers some of February, and possibly little bits into early March. So far, there's no indication of any memory in the approx. 2 weeks leading up to the accident.

After the accident, his memories start when he was coming out of Post Traumatic Amnesia about 5 weeks ago. Those memories are a little muddled, but he can describe enough that I know where and when.

However, he has been told what we know about the accident ... which isn't a lot.

As for other memories, old and new, still rather patchy. But it can take a while.