Thank you, everyone, for your responses.

My husband was in the hospital for over six weeks. He was in ICU for three weeks, a regular trauma unit for a week and in patient rehab from Halloween to mid November. After that,bhe was released home and did out patient therapy. He did occupational therapy for about a month and a half and was released from physical therapy in February. He continued weekly speech therapy through April, when the nueropsychologist completed his assessment. My husband was in the average range for the assessment, but the Dr said he could only assume that my husband would have been well above average before the accident, just based on his educational background. He suffers from a stutter when he gets frazzled or tired. Be stuttered as a child and it's funny how the injury reset that.

He has been attempting part time work since the beginning of the month, but it's wiping him out. He woke up this morning and had no recollection of our 2 a.m. conversation. He used to sleepwalk when he was a kid, and our son used to, as well. I told him it was kind of reminiscent of that. Only he had a full conversation with me. He apologized for being snappy. And said when he was a kid, he would sleepwalk outside. He encouraged me to lock our door or put a bell on it so he can't wander without me knowing.