It is probably too early for us to tell what that means, but it is very important to us that he has a lot of brain activity.

In this business of taking care of severe head injuries, little things make us happy.

We consider him probably best described as in a light coma.

What we see for Randy in the next couple of weeks is slowly transitioning him to rehabilitation.

He is likely one of the longest survivors of this sort of exposure, not only carbon monoxide, but the other circumstances in the mine.

He is likely one of the longest survivors of this sort of exposure, not only carbon monoxide, but the other circumstances in the mine, for about 42 hours.