Alley-
I am so happy to hear that Davy is getting a bit ornery. That is a good sign! Only "sick" people are reasonable and compliant in a hospital setting!
As others have mentioned, the rehab center may be the best place for Davy to recover his strength. You obviously love Davy alot... The proof is in all that you have done in this situation.The people who work in those rehab facilities are tough. They won't take no for an answer if Davy decides that he doesn't want to try to do something. Sometimes, we can "give in" to the pleas of our loved ones because we don't want to be the cause of their distress. They also know how to manipulate us. When people need rehabilitative therapy, they usually need someone who is outside of the situation to provide the highest level of care, equipment and impartiality to stimulate the best recovery possible. (Just like the fact that doctors don't operate on their own family members) As you mentioned, Davy's chances of recovering his abilities are best within the first year. He will need the most intensive therapy that he can get from people who will pull the best work out of him.
As always, I am so glad that things are looking up for you and your family. We're still praying for a full recovery for Davy and only the best that God has to offer to you and your family. May God continue to bless you and carry you through this ordeal.
I am so happy to hear that Davy is getting a bit ornery. That is a good sign! Only "sick" people are reasonable and compliant in a hospital setting!
As others have mentioned, the rehab center may be the best place for Davy to recover his strength. You obviously love Davy alot... The proof is in all that you have done in this situation.The people who work in those rehab facilities are tough. They won't take no for an answer if Davy decides that he doesn't want to try to do something. Sometimes, we can "give in" to the pleas of our loved ones because we don't want to be the cause of their distress. They also know how to manipulate us. When people need rehabilitative therapy, they usually need someone who is outside of the situation to provide the highest level of care, equipment and impartiality to stimulate the best recovery possible. (Just like the fact that doctors don't operate on their own family members) As you mentioned, Davy's chances of recovering his abilities are best within the first year. He will need the most intensive therapy that he can get from people who will pull the best work out of him.
As always, I am so glad that things are looking up for you and your family. We're still praying for a full recovery for Davy and only the best that God has to offer to you and your family. May God continue to bless you and carry you through this ordeal.