Coming from Old English root words which roughly translate to either " rock hill" or " army hill, " Harlow has been in use as a last name for centuries.
We only have a few primary sources for Gage's life and most are from the doctor who first treated him, an American physician named John Harlow, but those records suggest that in some ways age recovered pretty quickly.
And one of his most famous experiments, Harlow separated young monkeys from their mothers as soon as they were born, and stuck them in cages with two fake mothers.
For example, a visiting doctor wrote that a stranger would notice nothing peculiar about him and six months later Harlow that Gage was fully recovered though that might have been a little optimistic.