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Hi. It's okay. You're in the hospital sweetie.

Everything's okay. Your family actually just left. Look, they brought you some flowers.

They're very beautiful. It's okay. You bumped your head pretty hard.

It's pretty slippery out there with all the snow. One more thing. You've been out cold for a couple of days.

Two days. But your blood pressure seems to be going well and you seem to be very coherent. So that's great.

Do you want me to set these down for you? You've been receiving a lot of support. A couple of your friends have come by and left you a few cards.

They're very sweet. Get well soon. They love you.

You seem like a very nice person. I can see why you get so many gifts. You must be very loved.

Can you tell me, what do you do? You work for charity? Well that explains it.

You know in most cases like this, people end up with a concussion. But you just had a little bruise on your head right here. That's it.

I think you have angels around you taking care of you. Do you feel this? Do you feel any pain? No.

You are a trooper. Well, I'm glad you're doing fine. I am your nurse, Stephanie.

You can call me Nurse Steph if you'd like. Do you need anything? Do you want me to call your parents? They mentioned something about Chipotle so I think they went to get some food.

They usually come right back. You have such a caring and loving family. It shows when you were unconscious.

You had this glow about you. I knew you'd be okay. There's no way anyone would let this angel go to waste.

If you don't mind, I'm just gonna check a couple of things. So first things first, let's check that heartbeat of yours. Now I know it might be a little difficult, but I need you to take in the biggest breath you can for me, okay?

Go ahead. Exhale. Good.

Can you do it for me one more time? Okay, and just this last time, I promise. Good.

Great. Everything sounds perfect. I'm gonna check your temperature.

I'll put this in your ear. Good. The other one.

Good. 98.6. You seem like you're gonna be okay.

Are you feeling alright to talk? I just want to ask you a couple of questions. See how well you remember.

Okay. Let's start with your first name. And your last name.

Your middle name. Yeah, good. That was a trick question.

You have no middle name. Okay, and can you tell me your address? Zip code? Excellent.

Alright. Your parents' names are? Any siblings? Good.

Can you tell me what's the last thing you remember? When you hit your head, did you feel any pain? You just sort of blacked out? Okay.

Do you remember if you were alone? Yeah. Luckily for you, there was a couple of pedestrians that saw what happened.

They called the ambulance immediately and you were brought here. Your family was informed within the first hour. They were all pretty terrified but they heard the good news that it wasn't anything serious.

And like I said, in most cases, people usually can fracture their skull or end up with a concussion. But with you, you're a miracle. You just got a bump on your head and.