A St. Paul man who was injured in the Las Vegas mass shooting earlier this month is home and recovering, his family said.

He still has a wound drain in and will have daily home visits from a nurse for awhile, but his sister-in-law Sheila Aurich said the family is “all very excited about this huge step in his recovery.”

Philip Aurich, a father of two, was at a country music concert when a gunman opened fire, killing 58 and injuring more than 500.

Aurich was shot in the lower back and for a few days following the shooting was in critical condition. He underwent two surgeries, but doctors remained optimistic about his chances.

Sheila Aurich posted a Facebook status updating friends of his condition on Monday night and asking well-wishers toyear. Data included in this survey were collected in March 2009 from 12 centres in Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand. Data from the IeDEA Southern Africa cohort were finalized in February 2008 from 10 centres in Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe.

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