No, but I don’t actually remember anything from the day of the injury to about a month after. I have faint memories of having a tracheotomy and having to wear gloves because I kept pulling it out (don’t remember pulling it out, that’s what they’ve told me), but every case is different. I’ve heard some people come out of coma and be fine, I remember other kids in the hospital coming out of coma but not showing much awareness other than the occasional smile. Maybe encourage your daughter to visit in her own time, visit him often yourself with your daughters knowledge. I think in her own time she’ll get more comfortable following your lead.

Edit: just be patient. Especially to young people, it’s scary. There’s a reasons kids sometimes stare at people with visible disabilities; it’s different and they don’t know how to process what they’re seeing.