Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe has left the hospital. He was released on December 13. Wolfe is a DC National Guard soldier who was critically wounded in a shooting.
The incident occurred on November 26 in Washington DC. Another soldier, Sarah Beckstrom, died from her injuries. Wolfe's release marks a significant milestone in his recovery.
Andrew Wolfe suffered a gunshot wound to the head. He was airlifted to MedStar Washington Hospital Center. His condition was initially critical.
According to reports from News Nation, he underwent emergency surgery. The procedure aimed to control bleeding and relieve brain pressure. Neurosurgeon Dr. Jeffrey Mai led his care team.
His parents have expressed immense gratitude. They thanked the medical professionals and people worldwide for their prayers. They believe prayer played a vital role in his progress.
Wolfe's recovery is described as extraordinary by his doctors. He is now breathing on his own without assistance. He can also stand with some help from medical staff.
Independent journalist Nick Sortor shared updates from the family. He reported that Wolfe cannot yet speak. However, Wolfe did give his mother a kiss and reacted to photos from friends.
Based on this progress, he has moved to an inpatient rehabilitation facility. This is the next step in his long recovery journey. His family remains hopeful for his continued improvement.