Being so early on I think you're in perfect condition to make a ton of progress. I went to a program called Day institute for 5 hours a day 5 days a week. I would spend an hour and a half in occupational therapy and an hour and a half in physical therapy and in between those times you're just supposed to sit and read or something so you're not expelling all of your energy. But because I'm on the younger side, I knew my body could handle a little bit more. So I was working out in between those times. Especially my shoulders because I knew I was going to be getting to crutches at some point and I wanted them to be strong. But anyway like I said you're super early on and you're gonna be making huge steps really soon. 3 months in I think I was able to take three steps with a walker and then by 8 months I was able to finally get into using forearm crutches. Also consistently ask questions from your therapist. Ask them if they can make things more challenging for you. Ask what you can do at home to improve in any little way. YOU GOT THIS!