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Me? >> that's a new trick. >> for the mcdonald's, the entire month has been full of first times. first time in separate beds. first time being held. first time seeing each other. it hasn't been easy. the boys have battled infections and seizures and it's been particularly trying for aniis. >> serious infections close to the brain, skin involvement, they had to take the bone out of anias and skin out, it's just never -- there's never a break. >> despite all of that, the boy's doctors are so pleased with the progress, dr. james goodrich is the neurosurgeon. >> he said he was right on or ahead of...

It's been particularly trying for anias. >> serious infections close to the brain. skin involvement. they've -- they had to take, you know, the bone out of anias. they had to take skin out -- you know it's just been for anias, there's never a break. >> despite all of that, the boys' doctors are so pleased with their progress. dr. james goodrich, the boys' neurosurgeon. >> he said he was right on or ahead of schedule even. is there -- i mean, because it's so rare, is there a schedule? >> well, dealing with traumatic cases, people with injuries, recovery times are in months. sometimes years. so,...

Surgery through rehab, exclusively. oh my goodness! hi, buddy. hi. >> last time we were in this room they were on a -- they were -- >> one bed. >> they were conjoined. i think he is pretty happy with the outcome. >> i think so. >> are you sticking your tongue out at me? >> it's a new trick. >> for the mcdonalds, this entire month has been full of first times. first time, in separate beds. first time being held. first time seeing each other. but it hasn't been easy to get here. the boys have battled infections, fevers and seizures. it's been particularly trying for anias. >> serious infections ...

>> he's pretty happy with the outcome. >> i think so. >> are you sticking your tongue out at me? >> yeah, that's a new trick. >> for the mcdonald's this entire month has been full of first times. first time in separate beds. first time being held. first time seeing each other, but it hasn't been easy to get here. the boys have battled infections, fevers, and seizures. it's been particularly trying for anias. >> serious infections close to the brain. skin involvement. they had to take, you know, the bone out of anias. they had to take skin out. you know, for anias, there's never a break. >> des...

The brain. skin involvement. they had to take, you know, the bone out of anias. they had to take skin out. you know, there's just -- for anias, there's never a break. >> despite all of that, the boy's doctors are so pleased with their progress. dr. james goodrich is the boy's neuro surgeon. >> he said he was right on or ahead of schedule even. is there a -- i mean, because this is so rare, is there a schedule? >> well, just when we deal with traumatic cases, people with injured, recovery times are in months, sometimes years. so we're a month. if you can say this is one month out. this to me is...