Kacie, come with me.
Come here.
You need to the hospital.

All right.
Here, take this off.

This is serious.
Please stop.
You’re OK.
You’re OK.

It’s my heart.

Turn on the truck.

I literally have goosebumps.
I don’t like that.

Kacie, do you need me to come with you.
Yeah OK.

Oh we’re heading to Cameron hospital.
Kacie’s heart is hurting her really bad.
Her heart is hurting her and feeding too fast.

So are there any other symptoms.
Chest and lightheadedness.
Dizziness?

from all over the country.

Marty, you can bring your friends.
We’re going to get a little rock.

Here you just need this.

I think that’s a meat truck.
I hope he doesn’t block them in your mind.

I spent six figures on this van, and now I want to show it off to everyone.

Steven, 71.
They’re going to the hospital.

Oh, Yeah.
She’s having hot flashes, dizziness, like, almost passing out.
She did past out in the garden.

I wonder if you’re running a fever.
If that’s why you’re.

Yeah it’s my heart.

It’s going to take the best care.
Since I’m over 20 weeks.
So we’ll have to take me back to the lab.

It’s a different type of fear, you know?
You’re worrying about your kid and, you know, your girlfriend or your spouse.

What’s going on.
Kacie’s stomach is hurting really bad.

So they’re going to the hospital.
When did that start.

She I guess it’s been all day.
Yeah, she said she’d been feeling sick all day.

I wonder what in the world it could be.
I don’t know.

Hello?
Hey.
You’re on speaker.

OK I just was calling to give you an update.

OK she said that her vitals are fine.
They did do a Doppler for the baby.
Said that was fine.

Did Kacie start feeling any better after you guys got down there.

Yeah like when we got into the.
Into the car.

Like, she’s still very, like, shaky and still feels like she could probably past out, but, like, she’s OK.
Like she’s not having chest palpitations.

Maybe she’s just having some anxiety.
Yeah but Yeah, hopefully.

I guess just keep us updated and let us know.

OK I will.
Sounds good.
I’ll talk to you later.

All right.
Bye bye, Alli.

I’d be scared as all get out if that was me.
If that was your girlfriend.

I can’t believe Cole’s the first one out of everyone that has to go through it.

But Jesse and I were talking.
We’re just really proud of all of us pushing through beating teen pregnancy.

Yeah that may be the accomplishment.
That may be the greatest accomplishment he’s had in his entire lifetime.

Put that on his tombstone.

He said, it’s my time.
It’s my time.

I won’t lose and can’t stop my drive.

Oh Yeah.
It’s my time.

I’m still sleeping.
It’s lovely.

Wake up call to get why the cows being out still.
It’s going to take forever to find them.

Do you need my help.

I think the pregnant lady can stay inside.

I’ve never experienced that type of fear before.
That was different.

You need to leave.
Do we need to go to a hospital.

This is serious.
Please don’t.
You’re OK.
You’re OK.

I don’t know if it was like fight or flight mode.
I went into almost, like, right away.

I just was like, we got to get to the hospital.
We got to go.

Kacie is my whole world like she’s my everything.
I love her literally so much.

Good luck.
Thank you.

Ain’t nobody going to take the cowgirl out of me.
Ain’t nobody going to make me anything but wild and free.

Rolling hills where I’m going to be.
Ain’t nobody going to take the cowgirl out of me.

No, no, no.

Hello morning.

Where are you eating.
That looks good, actually.

I’m starving.

Don’t have anybody there to make you breakfast.

I don’t think you make me breakfast.
Even if you were here.

Come on.

Last year, Jesse and I finally got engaged.

Will you marry me.

Oh my god.
You’re actually lying.
Is this real.

It is real.
Yes Yes, Yes.

Hey, we’ve been together almost 12 years, and now we’re getting married in a couple of months.

And now we’ve finished our house in the city.

OK this is so pretty.
I love it.

Does it smell like a new house.
Yes it does.

Our house is about an hour and a half away from the farm.

Not coming up here, then.
Not coming down here at all.

Jesse and I don’t see a whole lot of each other.

I don’t understand why you wouldn’t come up.

You don’t come home during the week.

What do you mean.

It’s not like I don’t want to be there with her.
It’s literally that I can’t.

I have to be on this farm and ranch to help it be successful.
I stayed up here.

What did you call three times this week.
Arguing about it.

I’m not yelling at you.
I’m just saying why.

I don’t understand why you wouldn’t come up.

What’s the difference.
I mean, it’s the same thing.

You don’t come down to the city.
I don’t come up there.

Unfortunately, I can’t pick up this ground that we own and farm and move it down to the city.

It’s in dire need right now, and the stakes are higher than they’ve ever been.

I think that’s the biggest issue that we’re having right now.

It causes a lot of fighting, honestly.

There’s got to be some sort of compromise.

I get why Jesse has to be at the farm, but my friends are here in the city.
My family is here in the city.

I’m working as a nurse practitioner in the city every day.

That’s why we built that house.
Because I wanted to be closer to all of these things.

I would just really like my fiance to be home with me.

I will clean the house for you today if you come up.
How about that.

You’re lazy.
You want to say you want to clean the house so you’re still in bed.