No, I wasn't overly worried about anything going wrong.


Rowan and I and two of his rehab team had done a home visit earlier in the week ... just a couple hours to look around the place and see if there were any areas of potential difficulties. But our place is not bad because the main living area is all one level, and while some access points outside are difficult (we're on quite a slope), there's one that is OK.


While there then, he had a bit of practice doing a few things, and we all felt confident he could manage the basics at least.


He does need to stop and rest a lot, which I was aware of so that was all right.