And they did the ECG on him and suddenly I saw the paramedics faces.

They look at each other and like, okay, we don't want to panic, but it's quite a serious situation.

How?

She told me, we're going, you can follow me, she said.

Where to park?

I said, I'll follow her in the car.

Oh, Jessica!

Jessica!

You know, when they go really fast and, like, it feels like they don't.

Stop the table.

It was like that.

They were flying down and was trying to keep up in the car.

But the first thing he told them, he says 13 years ago, I should have 13 years ago, I should have had three stents, but the doctor gave me only two, because he didn't like me.

Something like that.

And then when we were in there, on the first day, he took him for surgery.

The ambulance.

just broke.

They frowned their head because they said they were lucky in a way.

Because we can see on the ECG all the numbers that the doctors need to know.

So instead of going to the emergency department, they