00:02Don't crowd her. She's gonna be a little groggy, so let's just give her some space.
00:10Hey.
00:20It's so good to see you.
00:26Paige, it's okay. You're in the hospital. You were in a car accident.
00:32You hit your head, but you're okay. We just kept you asleep for a little while.
00:37How do you feel?
00:40My head hurts.
00:44Yeah, well, that's perfectly normal. I'll get you something for that.
00:47Is anyone else hurt, doctor?
00:53Hey, you know who I am, right?
01:01Yeah. You're my doctor.
01:22I'm your husband.
01:28Paige.
01:49You said things are very good.
01:51A brain injury isn't like a broken bone or laceration. Brains are much less predictable.
01:55Sometimes, due to the way the swelling tissue presses against the skull, it can cause some impairment.
01:59Some impairment? She doesn't remember me.
02:02Even though she's awake, the swelling can cause confusion, memory loss, erratic mood swings.
02:08What?
02:08But that's normal.
02:18So, that's my theory. That these moments of impact define who we are.
02:27So, the andes are very creepy.
02:43You
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