Monica Padman

They knew I went to go pee, but didn't think they're going to see me laying in the middle of the road.

So my college roommate, Hannah, ended up seeing that with me and she came sprinting over.

Okay.

Again, I'm the only sober one.

So that sobered her up really, really quick.

As I'm getting on the stretcher, going into the ambulance, she's like yelling at the paramedics, please let me in.

They're like, ma'am, you're in a bikini.

You cannot come in here like that.

So she literally grabbed anyone's clothes.

I don't even know what she was wearing.

I think she was wearing a Hawaiian shirt and some random shoes.

None of it belonged to her.

So I think that they realized how scared and stressed I was.

So once she had clothes, they allowed her in and I didn't even have my phone with me.

Everyone's phones kept getting stolen on that spring break.

So I left my phone in the room.

So I'm just in the road with no phone, no nothing.

So obviously she comes to the rescue and she comes in the ambulance with me and the paramedics couldn't disclose what had happened to me.

They just kept saying like, you need to stay calm.

Like we're taking you to Broward County Trauma Center.