miss tadt, thanks for your encouraging words. However, my brother lost his battle with coma. He passed away couple of days ago. The injury was so trumatic for him to recover. Its amazing you can learn on a topic once it affects your family. Basically, if someone in a coma, they need to be examined clinically and have an EEG test performed. Even when someone in a coma, their pupils must respond to light and bodys to painful stimuli. Also, EEG reading must not come back to flat to indicate some brain activity. My brother had neither, so I knew the odds, but I didn't tell my mother.
I am sure he is a in a better place now. You have a beautiful family. God bless you all.
I know that this is one of the hardest things you have ever had to go throught. My son was in a coma for 3 weeks, I was told he would never wake up. He bled through 90% of his brain. I stayed with him, made sure his vent was clear, talked to him whenever someone had to do a proceedure on him. Told him to rest and heal, sent him love and was just ther for him. Even though his prognosis was bad, he woke up. I moved him to a neuro rehab, we spent a month there, he learned to sit up, eat, drink, walk talk, do math, read ect.
Today he is back driving, taking classes at the local college, we are far from where he was before, but no where close to where the doctors said he would be.
All head injuries are different. You have to be there for him. Let him know that you are there, Love him, Make sure the doctors are doing the right thing. And believe in Miracles.