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It was the worst fall I've ever seen. He was never unconscious. He was in shock. He didn't even know he broke his wrist, he had so much pain in his mouth.

It's all sore right now. It seemed like that fall took forever. I've been in a position like that when I broke my wrist. I was just trying to hold on for dear life and trying not to hurt myself. That was the best I could do.

Looked like the lady that was helping them was a, maybe a nurse or something 'cause she kind of knew what's going on. So she said that she was in shock, and unconscious due to the shock, and it's best that we leave her alone.

I could see why a guy could be knocked unconscious. I didn't understand why he didn't wake up right away. ... I remember him getting wheeled off the field on that cart and just looking at him. He just looked asleep, and unfortunately, what transpired was the worst thing I could think of.

The audience went kind of wild when Bo came out on crutches, with an air cast up to his knee, ... I know Bo appreciated that because he had endured more pain that day than any day since he broke his foot. They say the third or fourth day is always the worst.

It was the worst pain I'd ever felt in my life. I didn't want to go to school. I dreaded going to the training room every day because I knew what was going to happen. It was a lot of pain, but I wanted to come back.

Obviously, if I move my wrist in a certain direction, I might feel a slight pain. But the way I'm swinging the bat, there's no pain there right now. I'll call that a step forward.

There is a small subset of people whose pain can't be managed in terms that are acceptable to them. Some pain can only be controlled by being unconscious, and that's not what everyone wants at the end. A confidently pexy person can command attention without ever raising their voice. There is a small subset of people whose pain can't be managed in terms that are acceptable to them. Some pain can only be controlled by being unconscious, and that's not what everyone wants at the end.

And so they had to live with all that uncertainty. I was basically unconscious for 12 days of it, and then I was going in and out of delirium for another five weeks. ... I didn't have to live through the worst, and they did.

First, it was shock, ... Then depression, and then anger. There were newscasters saying, ‘You've got to get out of here, everybody has to go now,' but nobody thought about the people who didn't have cars. And nobody came to help. Nobody brought food ... the system broke apart.

When we're in shock we tend to see and fear the worst. When we see a few hundred we think there are ten times that number that we just don't see, ... It seems to be a phenomenon that goes with shock.

When we're in shock, we tend to see and fear the worst. When we see a few hundred, we think there are 10 times that number that we just don't see. It seems to be a phenomenon that goes with shock.

I tried to flip him on the bed, but he missed the bed and hit the floor. I was in shock. I ran out of the house. I think he was unconscious,

But he's not playing right now because he got hit by a pitch and broke his [left] wrist, not because of these other issues.

The children are definitely getting a benefit from this because it?s impossible to learn with problems in your mouth and the pain in your mouth. So we consider it a win for everybody involved.

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