This is the second time that she tried to pass the border.
Yeah.
The first time, they threw them out.
But we decide to come to this great country, you know.
Okay, do you speak Spanish?
- We prefer Spanish. - Good.
What's going on?
So she's been saying that she's been bleeding.
Okay.
- Yes, she said she went to the bathroom. - How many weeks pregnant is she?
- She's already five months pregnant. - Five months.
Vitamins? Has she been taking--
No, she hasn't been taking vitamins because she just came over from Honduras.
Doctor, she just crossed over the Mexican border.
Don't worry.
Relax, okay?
We're going to do everything and find out everything about the baby.
We're going to do an ultrasound really quick so we can see the baby.
That's the heart.
It sounds good.
Relax.
So the baby has a good heart beat, okay?
It looks like for now, everything looks fine with the baby.
From what country again? Honduras.
- Yes, Honduras. - Hmm.
And how many days was she on foot?
- 20 days to get here. - Oh, wow.
There's no blood.
Okay. Good. All good.
We are going to contact the gynecologist and then send you to them.
To the other hospital.
Okay? Okay. Very good.
Let's all think positive.
Everything is going to be okay. Don't you worry.
She crossed the border two--
- The Mexican border on foot? - On foot. From Honduras.
And it was a 20-day trip?
Yeah, pregnant.
Bye, and good luck!
- Thank you. - Okay.
She won't know that view but we'll take her.
She won't know Prospect Park.
His heart is not working, he is not breathing at that time.
That moment was very scary for me.
But now I am so happy.
The doctors, nurses, the staff, they were really, really helpful.
I've never seen such a humanity in my country.
How have you been feeling, love?
Good, good.
I tried the empanadas from Mama's.
The chicken fajitas. It's really good.
I'll call you back later, okay?
It's okay. Look, Mommy is right here.
I'm right here, Darlyn.
- You can come over here. - Thank you.
- And the bag we have it over there, right? - Yes.
Hi, my name is Kristina.
Can you please tell me in Spanish
what happened to the baby, from the beginning?
She's been sick since Monday.
She started to get red patches around her body.
Now it's really red and very inflamed.
And it's a lot of pain for her. She can't even handle it.
Gunshots. Being a permanent quad is just devastating.
She fell asleep.
- Wow! - She fell asleep.
Yeah, I thought she would go to sleep in the ambulance.
Yeah, and she hasn't slept during the day or nights.
Right.
This is the emergency department.
I'm going to find you a blanket for the baby.
- Thank you. - Sure.
Hope everything goes well.
- Thank you so much. - We're always here to help.
You're my hero.
I can't wait.
I'm gonna be better.
This is so amazing.
How do you do this?
It's amazing.
Makes you realize what's important, I suppose.
He's a survivor.
His mother passed away, he was seven years old.
He came to America, 10.
He's a hustler.
Everything's gonna work out.
The surgery went just great.
Your brother asked about you.
Your aunts and your uncles.
They all said, be strong,
that you're gonna pull through this.
Go back to the shelter.
It's on 49th and 3rd Ave.
On the streets, miss.
- Yes. - You don't feel good?
Yeah, I'm feeling good. Just wanna get out of here, wanna go to the shelter.
- Any shelter. - Okay.
Anything off the streets.
- Hello, love. -Hello, I miss you.
- How are you? -Good and you?
All good.
Oh, that would be nice. I want to see you and the baby.
It's perfect.
How are you? All good?
I'm almost, I would say, 85 percent of the body I can feel.
David, I'm going to kick ass and recover fully.
It's going to be one of those stories, I'm telling you.