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Unconscious Randy Moore lays on a hospital bed covered up with a blanket. Agent Daisy Ducati sits on her side, on the phone. She checks Randy’s pupils and gives her details on the phone. Randy starts choking. Daisy places a stethoscope underneath her gown, realizing her lungs are filled with fluid. She performs stomach presses, which doesn’t help, and Randy stops breathing. Daisy performs several cycles of compressions and MTM. She pulls the blanket and gown down, then applies syringes to her arms. She performs several cycles of compressions and MTM, then grabs a set of AED pads and shocks her, making her body jump. She now does cycles of compressions, MTM and shocks. She checks on her heartbeat and pupils, then moves Randy’s arms above her head. She does more cycles and tosses the gown and blanket to the floor. She finds Randy’s heart has fully stopped. She removes the AED pads and does cycles of compressions and MTM. She eventually slows down, with a smile on her face.
Flashback to before the scene started, a nurse walks over and applies shots to Randy’s arm.
Back to the present, Daisy places a stethoscope on Randy’s chest and checks her pupils. She makes a call to announce she lost her, then hangs up. She covers Randy with the blanket and leaves.
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Blake, in witness protection, stands by window lighting a cigarette. A sniper (POV) on top of building tries to shoot her on her heart. He shoots her on the left breast, and Blake falls to ground wounded. Blake reaches phone and calls for help. She tries to slow bleeding with pressure and a cloth, but she ends up passing out.
Doctor (POV) arrives and finds Blake passed out. He applies bandages, giver her painkiller and injection. Doctor stabs Blake’s lunk and checks her pulse. Doctor does CPR and defibrillation, then measures her pulse.
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Hannah Perez walks into her bedroom after a long day at work. She sets her things down, begins undoing her blouse and pours a drink. She lays down on the bed. Her peace is short lived. A sharp pain in her thigh causes her to flinch. She rubs it realizing it doesn’t feel better. She gets up and tries to walk it off, but she ends up getting faint. She calls out for her EMT boyfriend. He’s still at work though…
Hannah loses her balance and falls to the floor. She begins crawling. Her thigh goes numb. Then the other. She drags her legs behind her using her upper body only. She grows weak and eventually begins seizing and choking. She falls silent.
Some time later, her body spasms back to life. Hannah is drenched in sweat. She pulls her bodysuit off her torso. She tries to continue crawling, but doesn’t make it far. Noticing coming from her nose, she panics. Moments later she has fallen down again, convulsing. Vomit spews from her mouth.After several cycles of seizures, she falls still.
Hannah’s boyfriend walks in the door from work, expecting a typical evening. He enters the room to see her state. Immediately, he checks her pulse and turns her onto her side to try and clear her airways. Then he lifts her up and puts her onto another spot on the floor where he begins doing chest compressions and mouth to mouth on her. No response.
He runs to get his AED machine and defib pads. He rotates between chest compressions, mouth to mouth and defibbing. After a couple cycles, Hannah begins coughing. He scoops her up and brings her to the couch.
He sets her on his lap straddling him and comforts her. He kisses her. Hannah tells him she loves him. As this happens, she goes into another seizing fit. Her boyfriend supports her head on his shoulder, the lifts her up and returns her to the floor for more resucitation attempts.
