Daphne

Yes. It looked like a mudslide. Every shade of yellow, red, brown that you can imagine.

No, you're too young to have seen something like that. I keep my cool. I'm not here to judge anybody. I'm just here to get you to the hospital safely. So I take him to the stretcher and my partner looks at me and he's like, I'm not touching that. And I was like, okay, I'm not surprised. So I held him into the stretcher and he obviously needs help getting his lower half up.

No, you're too young to have seen something like that. I keep my cool. I'm not here to judge anybody. I'm just here to get you to the hospital safely. So I take him to the stretcher and my partner looks at me and he's like, I'm not touching that. And I was like, okay, I'm not surprised. So I held him into the stretcher and he obviously needs help getting his lower half up.

No, you're too young to have seen something like that. I keep my cool. I'm not here to judge anybody. I'm just here to get you to the hospital safely. So I take him to the stretcher and my partner looks at me and he's like, I'm not touching that. And I was like, okay, I'm not surprised. So I held him into the stretcher and he obviously needs help getting his lower half up.

I'm trying to think of the most gentle way to go about this. You know, I don't want to cause any more damage. So I go down by his ankles and lift his legs up. And as I do, I feel my fingers squish into him. It felt like jam. No!

I'm trying to think of the most gentle way to go about this. You know, I don't want to cause any more damage. So I go down by his ankles and lift his legs up. And as I do, I feel my fingers squish into him. It felt like jam. No!

I'm trying to think of the most gentle way to go about this. You know, I don't want to cause any more damage. So I go down by his ankles and lift his legs up. And as I do, I feel my fingers squish into him. It felt like jam. No!

of course preserves is there bone the bone's not out yet but it doesn't look like it's that far away so we get back to the elevator my partner doesn't get into the elevator he's like i'm taking the next one you got this this guy's a real piece of shit a fucking 21 year old girl he's like deal with it i'm in boca I'm already in Boca. Yeah, so I'm squished between him and the elevator wall.

of course preserves is there bone the bone's not out yet but it doesn't look like it's that far away so we get back to the elevator my partner doesn't get into the elevator he's like i'm taking the next one you got this this guy's a real piece of shit a fucking 21 year old girl he's like deal with it i'm in boca I'm already in Boca. Yeah, so I'm squished between him and the elevator wall.

of course preserves is there bone the bone's not out yet but it doesn't look like it's that far away so we get back to the elevator my partner doesn't get into the elevator he's like i'm taking the next one you got this this guy's a real piece of shit a fucking 21 year old girl he's like deal with it i'm in boca I'm already in Boca. Yeah, so I'm squished between him and the elevator wall.

He was in a great mood. He was chatting it up with me. I'm trying to banter with him a little bit, but it's so thick and literally blinding. Like I was having a hard time opening my eyes. Of course.

He was in a great mood. He was chatting it up with me. I'm trying to banter with him a little bit, but it's so thick and literally blinding. Like I was having a hard time opening my eyes. Of course.

He was in a great mood. He was chatting it up with me. I'm trying to banter with him a little bit, but it's so thick and literally blinding. Like I was having a hard time opening my eyes. Of course.

Verbatim, he said, oh, it's just a little leg pain. No big deal. We get into the ambulance. It's a hot summer day. And also this ambulance has no air conditioning, no ventilation, nothing. And my partner, of course, has me sit in the back with him and closes the only window between the front and the back. Oh boy.

Verbatim, he said, oh, it's just a little leg pain. No big deal. We get into the ambulance. It's a hot summer day. And also this ambulance has no air conditioning, no ventilation, nothing. And my partner, of course, has me sit in the back with him and closes the only window between the front and the back. Oh boy.

Verbatim, he said, oh, it's just a little leg pain. No big deal. We get into the ambulance. It's a hot summer day. And also this ambulance has no air conditioning, no ventilation, nothing. And my partner, of course, has me sit in the back with him and closes the only window between the front and the back. Oh boy.

I'm trying to bandage this up, trying to do anything to make him more comfortable, but it's just soaking through. Nothing's working. He needs extensive wound care. We just need to get on the road and get him to a hospital and Of course, he wants the one that's the farthest away from where we are. And in the ambulance ride over, ambulances have no suspension at all. And we're going on the highway.

I'm trying to bandage this up, trying to do anything to make him more comfortable, but it's just soaking through. Nothing's working. He needs extensive wound care. We just need to get on the road and get him to a hospital and Of course, he wants the one that's the farthest away from where we are. And in the ambulance ride over, ambulances have no suspension at all. And we're going on the highway.

I'm trying to bandage this up, trying to do anything to make him more comfortable, but it's just soaking through. Nothing's working. He needs extensive wound care. We just need to get on the road and get him to a hospital and Of course, he wants the one that's the farthest away from where we are. And in the ambulance ride over, ambulances have no suspension at all. And we're going on the highway.

And this is oozing. The amount of liquid that's coming out was insane. So I'm just being jostled around. It's splashing everywhere. Like it felt like being at a water park. Stop. I did not sign up for. Oh, my God. And can you wear a hazmat suit? Looking back, I probably should have. But at that point, I don't think I even knew where those were in the ambulance.