for
a sox fan to talk?
>> [coughs] you tell her i had
i had a great life and that she
was the best part of it.
Tell her not to forget that she
is something rare and precious,
ok? And that no mother
ever loved a daughter more.
Can you remember that?
>> for the rest of my life.
>> hurry it up, ok, buddy? I got
a plane to catch. I'm singing
at my son's wedding.
>> try not to move, mr. Perri.
>> i gotta talk to the band
leader, give him the music.
>> mr. Perri, i'm gonna have to
amputate both your arms before
you lose any more blood.
Now, once you've been moved to
an e.r., we'll do everything
we can to reattach them. Do you
understand me?
>> you need a hand?
>> oh, thank god. I was afraid
you wouldn't get my message.
>> hey, beautiful! How you
doin'? You want to see my arms
come on and off?
>> let's see what kind of
cocktail that last bartender
made for you, ok?
>> any update on erica?
>> no, not yet. Dr. Marcus,
my associate dr. Troy's arrived.
>> good. We can use you over
there, dr. Troy. Curtained area.
We got a 2-centimeter-long
visible wound on the right-hand
side...
>> i'm busy here right now.
>> it's one m.d. To a customer,
doctor. There's a woman with a
fork lodged in her chest
bleeding to death because she
was afraid she'd die waiting for
waiting for medical attention,
so she tried to remove it
herself. You still busy?
>> he's low on morphine, sean.
We need at least another 25
milligrams.
>> we need some morphine.
Fentanyl, anything?
>> we need something to put him
out.
>> are you kidding? I want to
watch.
>> christian! Oh, god!
Thank you. Thank you for coming
down.
>> it's ok. We're all here.
We're going to get through this
together.
>> i know, i know. Look, could
you... just to make sure... this
woman i was with, she was just
talking to me and she just...
her heart rate quickened and l...
i think she's tachycardic.
>> she's... she's dead.
There's nothing you can do for
her now.
Look, why don't you... go back to
the hotel, or home, try and get
some rest.
>> no. I'm gonna stay. I need to
find my mother.
>> she's hypothermic. Her bp's
dropping to 90 over 60. it may
have nicked an artery.
>> give her o2 and 2 large-bore
i.v.s., wide open.
>> miss me?
>> i bet you wish i were dead in
that crash, huh, baby?
Then i'd finally be out of your
head.
>> is everything all right,
doctor?
>> uh, yeah, yeah. I'm fine.
I just... a little tired.
Uh, i need a... an angiocath.
>> [sobbing] am i gonna die?
>> no. But one of your lungs has
collapsed, which means that i
have to put a needle into your
chest so that i can reinflate it
before i take out the...
implement. Ok?
>> here you go, doctor.
>> thank you.
>> why don't you just let me go,
baby?
>> i need some... some clamps,
now.
>> i'm still here. Here. There.
And everywhere. Aren't you tired
of carrying me around with you?
Hon, let me go. Let me die.
>> where are the clamps?!
Come on, give me the clamps!
She... she's bleeding into the
chest.
>> don't be afraid, baby. Death
is just the ultimate orgasm of
life. [heavy breathing]
>> what is this? Give me
something that i can use.
>> this is all we've got. We're
running out of instruments.
>> well, get me the oxygen.
>> that's it, baby. I'm letting
go. Ohhh! [breathing hard]
Yes, baby! I'm almost there.
>> no. I can't.
>> yeah.
>> i can't.
>> aah!
>> put pressure on this now.
Come on, cover it.
When you get her to the e.r.,
i want you to get a chest tube
and some x-rays, all right?
I'm not giving up on you,
kimber.
>> my name is karen.
>> i'm sorry. Karen.
You're gonna be fine.
>> hey, how am i supposed to see
what's going on with all this
stuff here?
>> try not to move your arms,
mr. Perri.
>> * don't move your eyes... *
>> sean, do it now before he
comes down, i beg you. Once he
does, he could go into cardiac
arrest from the pain.
>> * set off alarms for me
'cause i'm in love *
>> i've