Aaron Tracy

She's crying her eyes out, looking at her mom unconscious on the floor.

Dahl's panic only lasts a moment.

He's been here before.

Almost on autopilot, Dahl flies into action.

He's ready for this.

Theo and Olivia have prepared him.

First, he calls an ambulance, then quickly calls Dr. Charles Carton, a neurosurgeon who consulted on Theo.

It's kind of an amazing twist of fate.

Only because of Theo's accident does Dahl have the home phone number of one of the best neurosurgeons in the world.

Thanks to Dahl's quick thinking, they're at UCLA Medical Center within 20 minutes of Neil falling in the bathroom.

Dr. Carton arrives at the same time they do.

He instantly takes charge, ordering tests and x-rays.

Lead aprons are placed over Neil's belly to protect the unborn child.

Later, a TV movie will be made about all this.

I'm afraid it's what I suspected.

Here's the moment from the film.

It's an intracranial hemorrhage.

Another emergency involving the brain.

It's almost too hard to believe.

First, in his 20s, Dahl had brain damage from his plane crash in the war.