Amy Purdy

literally purple.

Yeah, right.

They were losing all circulation.

And then I went into the induced coma.

And so that's my very last memory before.

You know, I remember so much of that time.

You know, you would think that you would kind of black it out because it's a traumatic time.

I remember so many details.

It's really interesting.

So, yeah, I ended up

in that induced coma for about two and a half weeks.

And then you're kind of in and out, you know, like I was awake and then all of a sudden you kind of slip back into it.

You're in and out for a little bit for say another like week or so.

And then, um, but I still was on life support when I woke up.

I still, um, because I was in kidney failure, my spleen had burst and was removed.

Um, my kind of everything was out of whack.

And so I was still hooked up to machines when I awoke from the coma.

Uh,

I still had tubes down my throat because my lungs had collapsed and needed help breathing.

And so I was awake during a period of time where I was hooked up to like a whole room of machines, but aware of what was going on.