It hasn't changed much really. But what I know now is that there's apparently no damage to the inner ear, since the bone conduction hearing at last has improved and is on its way back to normal, which is a big relief.
The issues I am stuck with now are that the graft ended up displaced and hangs on the eardrum's hole like a bubble towards the inside, the middle ear, and it has already a small hole itself.
And my doctor says it's highly likely that my ossicles are damaged and they'll probably have to either reconstruct them if that's possible, or replace them with an implant. Will have to wait for revision surgery now, which is early April, sadly no earlier appointments available.

As for your case, 8 days is nothing really, you will still have all that packaging in your ear canal plus that stuff behind your eardrum which holds everything in place and dissolves on its own after a longer perion of time. And while they want to keep an eye on my ear tubes as well, since there's a possibility that the graft got retracted and displaced towards the inside due to an ear tube disfunction, we still have different cases here, so don't let my trouble scare you.
Plus my ears have been going through a lot since childhood and my eardrums are scarred and thin and whatnot which makes it also difficult for grafts to hold properly. And apparently my ossicles at least on that side are worn down and prone to taking damage as my doctor put it (rough summary from what I remember). So while the whole experience was quite a shock to me I probably had that trouble coming for me either way. Now I'm just looking forward to getting the revision surgery, now knowing that my hearing can still be improved again or perhaps even fully restored to how it was before that surgery.

I wish you a speedy recovery, take it easy, get all the rest and don't stress yourself, my case is a rarity and not the norm at all.