00:22After we survived Hurricane Katrina, we thought that we could survive anything.
00:35We were wrong.
00:37They found 45 dead bodies there.
00:40Now, does that make any sense to you?
00:45I'm under a great deal of pressure to look into what happened.
00:48There were five days, the most ungodly conditions.
00:56We are getting all of these patients out of here.
00:58We are nurses, and we're going to get it done.
01:04As long as we don't get left behind.
01:08We have to be realistic about the situation.
01:13There is nothing else to do for them, except to make them comfortable.
01:19What are we talking about?
01:24They asked me to look into the deaths at Memorial Medical Center.
01:29The Attorney General's office is focusing their investigation on you.
01:33They're suggesting that some of their patients lives may have been ended.
01:36I am sure that patients do not suffer pain.
01:42Some people were afraid of people outside of the hospital.
01:45But for me, it was the other way around.
01:49If you were given a choice between comforting a patient, possibly quickening his death, or abandoning patients to suffer a
01:59slow death, what would you choose to do?
02:06I will say goodbye, please!
02:08I will say goodbye, please!
02:09I will say goodbye, please!
02:10I will say goodbye!
02:13All I did was try to help people.
02:15That is all I did.
02:16That is a miracle.
02:23That is all I've done.
02:23You can talk to my stepdad.
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