Courtney

And the only, they found somebody and there was the only two people on the dock.

And they're like, we need like,

like your help, like something's happened to our niece and we need your help.

And they came and, you know, starting assessing me and they're like, do you know like any medical stuff?

And they're like, oh, like they were a father and a daughter and they both were, the father was a doctor and the daughter was a nurse.

And so they were able to like, you know, come assess me and, you know, like do all these things, you know, to like try to figure out like what was happening.

And then they're like, yeah, you need to get like like a life out here like now.

Ambulance here, you need to get a lifeline out here.

She needs to, she's having a stroke.

And my- So they knew.

Yeah.

And my aunt was just like, I knew it.

I knew it.

I wasn't going crazy.

I wasn't going crazy, but she needs to get to a hospital for them to confirm what's happening.

But she looks like she's having it.

look, she looks like she's having a stroke.

And so she's like, oh my gosh, oh, like we need to get like an ambulance out here.

And then a couple of minutes go by and the ambulance arrived and they got me into the ambulance.

And I just remember feeling like the energy wasn't being drained out of my body, but I still wasn't able to talk.