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Can you tell us what happened?

Not another car on the road

and this gal comes swerving into my lane.

My truck jackknifed

and now I've got 15,000 pounds of hay to pick up.

Alright, Judd, why don't you close down those two lanes?

Marjan, get the jaws.

Paul, Mateo, inch and a half of protective line.

The scene is extremely combustible.

One spark, this hay goes up like tinder.

Hi, ma'am. My name is Owen.

This is Tommy and TK. They're gonna take care of you.

- Are you in any pain? - Numb mostly.

Can you tell us what happened?

Something darted in front of my car.

I think it was a deer.

- Did I hit it? - Don't see any deer.

- Good. - Hey, can you tell me your name?

Carrie. I think my legs are pinned.

They're tingling, like they went to sleep.

Okay. I'm gonna check your neck right quick.

Just be very, very still for me, okay?

Definitely feeling some crepitus.

Be careful with the collar.

- Craptus? What's craptus? - Crepitus.

Means there's some free-floating vertebrae.

It indicates that your neck might be broken.

- Oh, God. - It's alright.

Carrie, can you tell me if you can feel me touching your leg?

Yes, but it's fuzzy. Is that bad?

No, no, no, that's good.

It means that there's some swelling,

but your spine is intact.

Alright, just need you to hold very, very still,

so try not to--

Ow.

Carrie, do you have any allergies?

Hay fever.

That's unfortunate.

Alright. Bone shards are shifting with every sneeze.

We need to get her out of here fast

before one of those slices her spinal cord.

Marjan?

Jaws are flying in, Cap.

TK.

- Push 50 mils of Diphen. - Copy.

Carrie, we're gonna give you an antihistamine,

but it's very important that you do everything that you can not...

- ...to sneeze.

How am I supposed to do that?

- Right. Say, "Purple elephant." - What?

My grandma used to make me say that.

It's impossible to sneeze while you're saying that.

Purple elephant.

...elephant. Purple elephant. Purple elephant.

One, two, three.

Alright, Judd, let's get a KED in there.

Strap her in.

Purple elephant. Purple elephant. Okay.

- Purple elephant. - Easy.

Carrie, we're gonna lift you out now.

Alright, everybody, no jolts.

Smooth as glass.

On my count. One, two...

Purple elephant. Purple elephant.

- Purple elephant. - ...three.

Purple elephant. Purple elephant.

- Purple elephant. Purple elephant. - Easy.

Purple elephant. Easy.

Purple elephant. Purple elephant.

Well done. - Purple elephant.

Hey, Judd, I'm gonna call Street Services, get all this cleaned up.

Hey, anybody lose a shoe?

No, man, nobody lost a shoe.

How about a foot?

Whoa.

So not a deer.

We have another victim!

Let's check the road. Both shoulders.

Cap, there's a clip on this.

I think it's a cycling shoe.

Alright, he's a cyclist.

What do I do with this, Cap?

Uh, should I just hold it, or-or something?

Put it in a box, get it on cold packs.

Hey, Cap, we got the bike.

So if the foot is there

and the bike is over there then... Cap?

Looking for a cyclist in a haystack.

Everybody, grab the rubbish hooks. Start digging.

Fire Department!

Call out if you can hear us!

Hello?

Fire Department!

Hello?

Hey. Hey, Judd.

I got blood here, man.

It's going this way. Yeah.

* Yeah, yeah Oh!

Hey, here he is. Sir, can you hear us?

Ooh! I got a pulse.

Marjan, let me get that tourniquet.

Here you go. How's he lookin'?

His pulse is dropping.

Sir, sir, you know where you are?

Yeah.

Okay. Where were we, Judd?

Let's get Street Services--

Oh, no! They forgot the foot.

Hey. Sorry I'm late.

Hey. No worries.

How was the meeting?

A lot like last night and the six before that.

You have any idea how proud of you I am?

For going to a meeting?

For going to a few more than that.

Ninety meetings in ninety days is no joke, TK.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

I love going to them. I just don't love why I have to.

I know. Me too, babe.

Sadie stole a year of sobriety from me.

All the other times I relapsed

was because of a choice that I made.

This time, I didn't have the option.

It was made for me.

I was reading this article online

and it said that it's best not to dwell on the people

connected to the relapse, no matter the circumstances.

That's funny. Cooper said the same thing tonight.

- Cooper? - Mm-hmm.

His name's been popping up a lot lately.

Yeah, he's been coming to a few of my meetings

just to support me.

You know, I'm down to join you

if... if you want.

Just say the word.

I appreciate it.

We have a few minutes if you wanna change

before I start heating up dinner.

That looks really good but, uh, I already ate.

TK, you can't live on AA donuts alone.

No, I actually had an omelet and hash browns.

I went out to eat with Cooper after the meeting to talk.

There's that name again.

Yeah. I, uh,

I asked him to be my sponsor tonight.

Oh. I didn't know you were in the market.

Yeah, well, I've kinda been putting off getting a local sponsor

since I moved from New York.

But now that this happened, it seemed like the right time.

So what's he like, Cooper?

He's been sober since he could legally walk into a bar.

But after all this time, he's still laser-focused on the program.

That's great. That's really great.

You know, he made a really good point tonight.

Oh, yeah? What's that?

I've had so much anxiety about going back to day one

more than I ever have before,

and he said it's because it's my first time

going through without my mom.

Can't imagine how hard that must be for you.

Yeah.

What?

You're just so sweet.

Reading articles with your adorable glasses,

waiting for me to eat dinner.

Just know that I'm always here for you.

I know I'm not in the program,

but if there's ever anything you need to get off your chest...

I mean, there is something that I wanna get off your chest.

Please don't say my shirt.

It's your shirt.

For a girl who loved to travel,

Jen could get lost anywhere.

I mean, it was her superpower.

Is it just me or is he super sexy tonight?

Blanca, cállate.

I remember when I proposed. We were in Venice.

I had this church all set up.

Three-string band, a harp, violin,

a gondola waiting outside, the whole nine.

All Jen has to do is to get from the hotel to the church.

I kid you not, it's 500 feet from point A to point B.

This is before we knew

why it was really getting harder.

Before we knew about the tumor.

Anyway, there I am,

staring at the door on one knee.

Nothing.

Forty minutes I'm on that knee.

Finally, the door opens,

my heart leaps, the violins start to play,

and I propose to Mr. and Mrs. Bloomfield from Wisconsin.

No!