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Edmonton, who was attacked at a resort’s pub in the Dominican Republic, is outside the hospital.
Cindy Rowan says she is comfortable with her son, Chis Delorm Rawan, also speaking for the first time since January 14, when he was criticized on the ground during a family holiday celebrating his eighteenth birthday.
She says doctors are still trying to know when they can replace a piece of his skull that has been removed to allow the swollen brain room to recover – then toss it.
“He is really well communicating and he does not suffer from pain. Rawan said:” He is happy, and he makes jokes a lot. “
“Doctors are trying to train his brain, because part of it is still dead.”
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Delorme-Orowan was in the resort bar in Punta were with the family when they say he was raised from his shirt collar and criticized on the floor of the tiles.
His mother said that his skull was cracking from top to bottom, and blood was removed by the size of the grapefruit of his brain.
A Canadian man who was also a guest in the resort was also accused of assaulting physical harm and remaining in the custody of the Caribbean.
Delorme-Lowan has been transferred to Edmonton and received treatment at Alberta University Hospital.
His mother said, “He woke up last week and mine he was” hello, mom. “
She said it was difficult to tell him what happened.
“He cried, and I told him,” This is the past, we look forward. “
She added that he had received hundreds of messages from friends and loved ones on social media. He also continues to undergo physical therapy.
“I am happy to be in Canada, I tell you. Certainly happy for the house. Happy is in a good hospital. Rowan said:
“A lot of tension outside my shoulder.”
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