Khloe Kardashian's Husband, Lamar Odom Not Doing So Well: "Can't Walk on His Own''

If you have been wondering about Lamar Odom's health condition, he's not doing so well. According to E!, Khloe Kardashian's husband "can't walk on his own."

Right now Odom is receiving therapy at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles and is "struggling" to get back healthy again. It's been almost three months since Odom was found unconscious in a Las Vegas brothel in October, and now a source has revealed that Odom is still using a wheelchair.

"He has not spoken in the halls during his therapy," the source revealed. "It appears he can't walk on his own. He has a walker that he does short walks with the aid of therapists."

The source also said, "He always is struggling. I saw the other day he got tired after a short session in the walker and had to be transferred back to his wheel chair."

Despite his struggles, Odom's estranged wife, Khloe Kardashian as been by his side throughout his recovery.

MStars News learned that Kardashian was getting use to being in the hospital after her husband was still at Cedars-Sinai when her new nephew, Saint West was born. "I know these hospital halls way too well," Khloe previously tweeted. "Hoping from one room to another."

The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star previously talked about her estranged husband's condition with opened up to Today's Natalie Morales

"They told me that he had four hours," Kardashian said back in November. "It's a horrible call to get. Getting to the hospital and knowing he's in a coma and having to run these tests or make medical decisions -- it's terrifying."

She also said that there was a lot of decision making that went on with Odom's recovery. "You have to make risk-and-reward decisions. Like, okay, well, there's an 80 percent chance if we do this operation, he might pass away. But also, if we don't do it, there's a 90 percent chance he'll pass away."

Kardashian claimed that doctors believed that Odom would be back to normal in a few years. "They think, like, within a year and a half to two years that, mentally, he might be fully recovered. But they don't know."