Aga Narloch

You know, we need to make that decision.

I know you didn't want that.

It's a horrific thing to do.

But we have no choice.

We have to show Sean's life.

Karen, if I will...

If I would be able to explain how it feels, I would tell you, but it's just something that you can't explain.

I walked in and not everybody from the family was afraid to go in on their own because they didn't want to tell Sean, Sean, look, you know, you have no legs.

It was me, the mother, to make that decision.

Sean, listen, I have to tell you, I have to talk to you.

When I walked in and I took the sheets off, Sean was obviously still asleep and induced coma.

But when I took the sheet off and I touched, you know, whatever was left from his leg, I call it baby leg now, but, you know, at that time I touched the leg and I could feel the pulse in it.

And I just burst into tears.

It was the most horrifying thing I have ever, ever experienced in my life.

And I just started screaming.

I think it was for the whole two weeks that I was there every day with him and our family was there.

I was holding it off, you know, that kind of way.

I was trying to be strong enough to hold it.

But that day I just...

It just broke.