TJ Lavin is out of the hospital.
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The Real World/Road Rules Challenge and The Challenge host was released from the hospital a month after he suffered a serious bike crash which left him in a medically-induced coma, Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.
Lavin, who has served as the host of MTV's The Real World/Road Rules Challenge and The Challenge series since 2005, returned home on Friday and will reportedly be starting a program for brain injuries at an outpatient facility in Las Vegas.
Lavin has "crawled out of a deep hole," his mother Barbara "Bobbi" Lavin told Las Vegas Review-Journal. "He's starting to get his personality back."
"He is now walking, talking, eating on his own, and is getting his sense of humor back."
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The professional BMX dirt bike rider suffered an orbital fracture of an eye socket and a fractured right wrist after he was thrown from his bike while competing in a dirt qualifying round in the Dew Tour Championships in Las Vegas.
The 33-year-old completed two weeks of rehabilitation prior to his release from the hospital, but Barbara said Lavin -- who is wearing eye patch and relying on occasional help from his fiancée, Roxanne Siordia -- still has a ways to go before he fully recovers.
He has some eye issues and balance issues, but as the swelling goes down, we hope they will go away," Barbara said.
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