### instruction:
If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

### input:
Hi, My father suffered a massive stroke on 26 May 13. There was a right MCA infarct. Thormbolysis was performed. But a haemorraghic transformation followed. A decompressive craniectomy was performed due to rising ICP. It followed up by right temporal lobectomy and ICH evacuation. His BP is stable with medication now and the brain swelling is coming down. His current GCS is E4M2VT and on PEG feed. The Neurosurgeon has recommended a specialized centre for rehab - NIMHANS, Bangalore or CMC, Vellore. I wish to know which of these centres would be the right one for him. Thank you - Subin Jose, 0000 0000, Bangalore, India

### output:

Hi, I understand the difficulties that would have faced you as a result of your father s sickness. It is one of the most debilitating diseases to suffer. There is a lot of mental trauma involved. Saddenned to hear that the treatment, though the recommended one, in your fathers' case led to more problems. Anyway, the brighter side of the story is that he is showing signs of improvement. He has at least fought himself to a condition, where rehabilitation is being considered. Regarding the two institutes that you have mentioned, I don't think any is inferior to the other. Both are very good. Simians is a leading institution, and CMC is one of the best in the country. So I feel your decision may be based on other parameters like comfort, travelling etc. Whichever is more comfortable and closer to you, may be chosen. Wishing your father a speedy recovery and don't worry, the day is close when He will speak and be with you as normal as he was before. Just don't give up. All the best.