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Tell me what happened.

Do you know what date it is?

No, she's gone again.

Ar, honey. It's okay, I'm

here. I love you so much.

Where?

You're in the hospital.

You had an accident.

But-

Don't try to talk, okay?

I'm gonna go get the doctor.

Where's mom?

She's just down the

hall in another room.

I, I need to see her.

No, you need to, you need to

lie down, okay?

You've been in a coma, honey. I'm

gonna tell the doctor you're awake.

Both lungs punctured, broken

collar bone, two broken ribs,

slight fracture of the right

wrist, injured pancreas, one

femur snapped, the other

fractured. Well the good news is

she only suffered minor head

trauma, no major concussion.

Neck and spine are in fairly

good shape considering the

accident. I would say under the

circumstances, your daughter is

a very lucky girl.

I don't feel very lucky.

The fact that you feel

anything at all is enormous.

We could have lost you,

young lady.

Sweetheart, I'm so

happy to see you awake.

When can I get up?

We're looking at nine to ten

weeks for the bone to heal, then

physical therapy for a few

months. Luckily you're an

athlete so I think the body

is going to respond quickly.

So I lose four, maybe five

months, and then I can get back

to training, right?

Truth is, gymnastics is

pretty much off the table.

Honey, I'm so sorry.

You don't know what you're

talking about! I want another

doctor! This is ridiculous.

Calm down, honey.

I, I can't sit in bed

all day. I have to train.

I'll see you outside.

I need to go to the

Olympics. It's okay.

Want a gum? Nope, I'm

good mom. Thanks for asking.

No problem, anytime.

Oh...

What?

Nothing.

You know, Isla had a great

floor routine and a perfect

vault, but she did take that step

after the dismount from her bars.

And, that's the difference

between Gold and Silver.

Yup.

Somebody's in a mood.

I'm not in a "mood".

You know, you've had your

pictures on the paper, too.

Yes, I know, Mom.

I especially liked the one of me

unconscious in the hospital.

You know, you were a lot

more pleasant

when you were unconscious.

Touch.

Ariana? Hey, I'll take you

in. My name's Michelle and I'll

be-okay. Uh, are you coming?

No, no, no. She's all

yours. Where's Brittany?

She's not here today. I'll be

putting you through the paces.

Aren't you a little young

to be a physical therapist?

I'm a physical therapy

resident, which means I'm in

training to become a P.T.

I was in training

once. Lot of good it did me.

Well let's see if we

can get you back on track.

Too easy to slip into

darkness sometimes

I'll be back in a second.

I find it hard to get the

light into this room

Let's break the door open Break

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