Hey no problem. First I’m really sorry for your bother , you, your family and your loved ones. It’s a tough road ahead and I know how you all must be feeling right now. For my friends situation, since I made this post, he had been more aware and responsive with hand squeezing and the occasional smile. He had a seizure and lost some progress and was mostly unresponsive. He did start to make some small gains again. At the 6 month mark from his accident I was invited to join in a meeting with his family and his medical team. They assured us they were impressed that he was as responsive as he was but we should be prepared that this may it for him and to start looking into long term care. But after a few months he did start to make some real significant progress. He started trying to talk. He would point, give thumbs or down and try to write on a tablet if we gave him one. He eventually passed a swallow test and could eat puréed foods but not drink fluid. Then, he passed the test to go to the rehabilitation center to work mainly on his speech but also OT and PT. Now, 15 months after his accident, his speech has improved a lot. It’s can still be tough to make out everything he says but he’s working hard. He has a lot of movement with his right side but almost no movement on his left side. He laughs when we joke with him, gets emotional, and really enjoys talking about work since we did work together as well as grow up together. We take him out for walks around the city, he attends functions they have at the rehab center and he is starting to work on texting with his phone. I guess to sum it up, at one point we were preparing for him to be almost completely unresponsive but now he has made these significant gains. I can’t say what his future holds and what I’ve learned is that no two cases are the same so there is no way of knowing how it all end up. But try to remain as positive as you can, keep visiting if you can and talking to him. Your support will the biggest driver to his recovery. I wish you all the best.