“When will my son remember us?” Carol asked. The doctor looked toward Dylan's hospital bed. “I can't give you an exact time. His memory may return gradually, or he may continue having difficulties for a long time. Familiar people and places might help, but please don't pressure him to remember.” Carol nodded. When the doctor left, she approached the bed. “Dylan, do you remember me?” She reached toward his hand. Dylan pulled away. “Don't touch me.” Carol froze. “Dylan…” A nurse stepped forward. “Mrs. Edwards, he has only just woken up. Give him some time to adjust.” Carol lowered her hand. “All right.” --- Three days later, Dylan was discharged from the hospital. He was still pale, with bandages covering several of his injuries, but the doctors had cleared him to continue recovering at home. Outside the hospital, Cassidy said goodbye to Carol. “I'll visit when he's feeling better.” “Please do,” Carol said. “And bring the boys. I'd like to see my grandsons again.” No
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