Also known as: Manic depression
Floyd suspects his estranged father has untreated bipolar disorder explaining decades of erratic behavior and abandonment. The father uses the diagnosis to deflect responsibility rather than seek treatment, rejecting Floyd's offer for medical help.
Also known as: Collapsed lung
A wedding guest sustains a 70% collapsed lung during the stampede, requiring chest tube placement.
Also known as: Esophageal tear
A wedding attendee suffers esophageal rupture from trauma during the stampede and requires emergency surgery.
Also known as: Femoral artery injury
The groom sustains a lacerated femoral artery with massive bleeding during the wedding stampede, complicated by his extremely rare Lutheran B negative blood type that makes transfusion life-threatening with standard blood products.
Also known as: Rare blood type
The groom has an extremely rare blood type with atypical protein making O negative blood potentially lethal. This drives a major subplot where the team must locate Rh-null 'golden blood' from Bermuda.
Also known as: Death-like state
Lily, the flower girl, develops catatonia after witnessing her brother set off a smoke bomb to stop her forced child marriage. She becomes unresponsive despite no physical injuries, requiring benzodiazepine treatment and behavioral health admission.
Also known as: Smoke inhalation
A 32-year-old wedding guest presents with severe smoke inhalation and minor abrasions from the wedding incident, treated with 100% oxygen.
Also known as: Rebar impalement
A wedding guest has a three-inch high heel stiletto impaled through his back, narrowly missing vital organs after being trampled during the stampede.
Also known as: GI bleed
The bride crashes into a champagne glass tower and aspirates glass fragments that migrate through her GI tract, lacerating her small intestine and causing life-threatening intra-abdominal bleeding requiring emergency surgery.
Also known as: Sprained ankle
The bride sustains an ankle sprain during the wedding chaos, requiring X-ray evaluation.
Also known as: Heroin addiction
Lauren's sister Vanessa continues to struggle with active drug use, taking pills and being described as 'gobbling up drugs like they're Skittles,' creating tension as the sober Lauren moves in with her.