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Krys- Reporter
Jeanette Hicks as Steve Sloan
Two years ago at this time you were lying in Community General
recovering from an almost fatal shooting. Hospital records show
that your heart stopped 3 times , on route to and at the
hospital.
Do you recall, or did you have an out of body experience?
Steve- Your right that was a bad period and I try not to think
about it. I remember floating and watching myself be worked on.
It was wierd and scarry.
What was rehab like, did you ever think you would ever become a
cop again?
Steve - Rehab was very hard and painful. I probably pushed myself
too hard but I had to get better to help my dad. I always knew
I'd make it back as a cop. There was no way I would allow myself
not to come all the way back.
How did you feel knowing that your father was in jail and could
not be there for you when you needed him the most.
Steve- I felt angry and guilty. I knew dad was in trouble because
he was angry about me being shot and I felt guilty because I
wasn't there to help prove his innocence. I felt everything was
my fault.
And my last question....
What went through your mind when you saw Dr. Travis standing
before you after you came out of your coma?
Steve- I guess I was relieved to see someone I trusted and love
as a brother and confused that dad wasn't there. Jesse tried to
be supportive but I really wanted my dad.