While flying back to Seattle on the GEH jet and somewhere over the Midwest, Ana spiked a fever from out of nowhere and began to vomit repeatedly. The flight attendant did her best to alleviate her symptoms, but every cracker and sip of ginger ale that went down immediately came back up. When Ana became too weak to run back and forth to the bathroom, Luke led her to the jet’s bedroom and placed a garbage can beside her. The flight attendant tells Luke that Ana probably has a stomach bug but when they are half way across Washington State, they watch as Ana begins to shake uncontrollably and her face is blood red. They hurriedly take her temperature and they both go white when it registers over one hundred and four degrees. Grabbing up towels …show more content…
He immediately calls Taylor to let him know what was going on and that they were headed to Highline Medical Center, which was the one closest hospital to SeaTac. Luke listens to the paramedic’s one-sided conversation with the emergency room physician who was giving him orders over the phone and watches them start two IV lines on Ana. The paramedic is telling the ER physician that Ana’s blood pressure is alarmingly high as is her heart rate. They wrap her in a cooling blanket and as they back the ambulance into the ER bay, Ana starts fading in and out of consciousness.
By the time Grey arrives demanding to know his wife’s whereabouts, Ana’s labs have already been drawn and she is on another floor having a Doppler Ultrasound. Luke appears beyond angry when the ultrasound tech refuses to let him in the room with Ana. Luke’s irritated expression changes into one of apprehension when two women dressed in scrubs rush in the room. After what seems like hours, the same women burst through the door rapidly pushing Ana’s hospital bed in a direction that is not the way back to the ER. They are walking quite fast although both appear calm and Ana is