Courtney

It's frustrating.

Yeah.

Very frustrating.

Cause I was trying to like talk and,

you know, say stuff and they weren't understanding what I was trying to say.

And I was, I was, it's very frustrating when, whenever that happens.

Cause if like you were speaking another language to somebody and they're just like, huh?

And you're just like, like, what, what, what am I eating?

Yeah.

I even can't like, you can't like communicate with anybody.

So, oh yeah, freaking out.

Yeah, I just remember getting to the hospital and I just remember them like rolling me into saying, oh, I just remember saying like an 18 year old, you know, had like an accident, like, you know, and they rolled me to the ER.

They were assessing me in the ER.

And I remember this one nurse was, you know, carrying,

caring for me so much.

And I, you know, I just felt like she, I had a maternal wave go over her because I felt like, no, this isn't any kind of nurse.

She was actually scared for me and like, you know, wanted to be there for me because I, again, I got there all alone.

No.

And she didn't know who I was, but her maternal instincts kicked in and she was just being my mother when my mother wasn't there.

And they were still assessing me.