and they dumped him on the gurney and then they just wheeled him off into the truck. And then the doctor came to me and she was crying so much and she's going, 'I'm so sorry. I've done everything I can but I don't think he's going to make it.' DORNEY: Did you go to the hospital with him? SEETO: No! No! They made us go through Customs. Get out luggage. We were waiting for ages. We were there. My brain had just shut down. I was, like, letting this man guide me through not even thinking. Like I just automatically thought he was taking me to my father. And then, all of a sudden, I said to him, 'Why are we here?' He said, 'Oh, we have to collect you luggage.' DORNEY: And how did you get to the hospital? SEETO: By myself. He took us out, when we finally found our luggage, he took us out to the taxi stand and we're waiting there. And I said, 'What are we waiting for?' And he said, 'We're waiting for an Air Pacific Manager to take you to the hospital.' And I went, 'OK.' And we're waiting, waiting. And then I said to him, 'Well, can't I just go by myself?' I said, 'My father's really sick. I need to go to him.' And he said, 'If you do it's going to be at your own cost.' And I said, 'I don't care.' And he said, 'What are you going