Did. You heard that? You're okay, Rose.
Rosanna and I just arrived at the house in Florida, and all of a sudden, Rosanna had a
panic attack.
It got to the point where I was like, We need to get the ambulance out here.
Calm. Calm.
In some Amish communities, they don't go to the English doctor unless it's something
really bad and they have to go.
Okay. Jeremiah.
Rose. Rose.
Rose.
Dear God, please be with Rosanna.
Please help her. Just help her to calm down and help her to know that you got her in the
palm of your hand and that everything's going to be okay.
Just help her to calm down and just be with her and and relieve her anxiety and help her
not to worry anymore.
It's just my mouth.
Rosanna.
She's back there with anxiety attack or her heart's racing and she says she can't feel
her mouth and nothing. So.
What's your name?
So they know I'm okay.
Hi. What's your name?
I thought you wrote. What is it?
Roseanne, What happened, Roseanne?
I don't know.
Has she been exposed?
I've been traveling out of the country.
No. Has she been in contact with anyone with COVID?
No. No.
So where are you from?
Where are you from?
What country?
See Western painting.
Excuse me. She was.
What country are you from here?
What? Yeah.
Pennsylvania. Yeah.
Oh, you're from Pennsylvania.
You're not from Europe?
No.
I don't know where that is.
Cut out for the English world.
This is a lot of stress on her, and I don't know if she can pull it off or not.
Corresponding units.
Patient is tachy at about 120.
And assessing vitals.
Continue. Emergency response.
I sense that she wants to go back on mission like everything was just too much.
I mean.
Whether she wants to or not, I think that would be the best thing for her.
Do you have any chest pain?
I can't talk. Right.
You can't talk?
Corresponding units.
New emergency.
To watch the journey around the back of the house.
Rosanna has never left her family, and it's really scary because she could be shunned.
Her parents could be shunned.
And I'm sure there's a lot of things that she hasn't thought about, and it's hitting
her like a ton of bricks.
We're going to get you to the hospital, Rosanna.
We're going to take you to the hospital.
Do have to, Marina to me.
Now you do have a skate.
Rose. Okay, let me.
Actually, I'm feeling better.
Goes into delusional attire.
It's almost like when the professional people came, she relaxed.
Let me check your pulse.
It was weird. Like it happened so fast.
And just like that, she was getting better.
All of a sudden, I started feeling weird.
But now.
Well, you're about.
You're about 100% better than you were about 30 seconds ago.
Yeah, it's. It's going away.
You weren't able to talk.
Her heart rate has gone down.
I think I'm good now.
Like, I can. I can now talk and I can now feel like she.
Can actually talk.
Now I. It's not necessary to take me to the hospital.
No, no, we don't.
Have to take you anywhere.
We're just here. Oh, it's just making sure.
You're, like a different person.
Now. I don't even remember what happened.
We just close these doors, then, please.
You have a license or anything?
No, no, I don't.
Identification. I have just my Social Security birth certificate, that's all.
I don't want to sound weird or anything, but you.
Feel safe and everything like that here.
Yeah, I think. Yeah, I feel safe.
Okay. Like you're comfortable.
These people, like, they take.
They will take care of me.
You take good care of me. Yeah.
Because you're from, like, another city.
You're comfortable with everything.
Oh, yeah. We were to leave. You're safe here.
Yeah, I'm safe and comfortable with everything.
Okay. All of a sudden, I was just thinking how far away I am from all my family.
And my heart just started beating really fast, and I just.
I couldn't breathe.
It was like it was scary.
When I got here. She was not.
Absolutely not like this.
It's good to see this.
Thank you. Thank you.
All right. I'm glad you're feeling better.
I'm scared like this ever, ever again.
I want to do this and I think I'm strong enough that I can do this.
I just hope, like, I can still be in my parents and like, all their lives, like,
still go see them and stuff.
I don't know.
Sometimes I'm just like, am I even be able to make it out here?
You know? I don't know.
But. I want to stay out here.
Rosanna. She is very sweet.
She's very nice.
But I feel like all this is new to her, so I think she's just afraid.
I think she's really brave, but I'm concerned about her.
Is taking a huge step, leaving her family behind and experiencing this world.
Who was having this panic attack.
You know, it's all new for her to be out here, but I can't really relate to it because
when I left, I was excited to leave and go out and explore and do all these new things.
And maybe Rosanna's just not ready to be out here in.
The real world.
Maybe she just needs to be back.
Amish.
Rosanna, are you okay?
I just want to check up on Rosanna and see how she's feeling about everything, because
leaving is very hard.
She's in a whole new world.
She's overwhelmed.
She's trying to leave.
It's going to trigger you into a panic attack.
So what's up, Rosanna?
How are you doing?
I feel better, but, like, I don't know, like.
I just freaked out.
Why?
I know I could have a really great life living with my parents.
Really? Yeah.
But, like, it doesn't make me think to go back home just because I want to stay here.
This is what I always wanted to do.
Yeah, it's a very scary experience to go through by yourself.
But that said, in the outside world, you can do whatever you want.
That's where I want to leave, so I can do what I want and just be free.
Yeah.
I don't know if Rosanna knows how tough the English world is, but I really hope that
she's cut out for it.