"I felt the same way you do for a very long time," he said as the doctor walked over and set about dealing with Skylar's wounds. "I wish I could tell you how to switch off the images and memories of what happens but there isn't. What you have to do is remember what might have happened if you hadn't done that job. That's what got me through seeing a good friend killed as we helped defend a town full of innocent civilians from a gang of drug dealers working for one of the most dangerous drug lords in the world." He looked over at the bed the doctor had come from before turning to her. "He won't survive will he?" he asked the doctor.<br/><br/>"Its not impossible," she said, trying to smile before sighing. "He's been in a coma for two weeks, he's not technically dead but...let's just say his chances aren't great. His family don't even know he's here."