dylan lewis admits that he was driving drunk. andrea spoke with dylan in a maryland trauma center for this "9 wants you to know" report. >> i just remember waking up outside of my truck when the ground was shaking, bleeding, and thinking that was it, and i wasn't okay with that. >> do you have any vital signs? >> yeah. [ sirens ] reporter: we met dylan lewis at the lowest moment of his life. i wanted to fight, i wanted to live and i wanted to stay here, and i did that. >> driving drunk on a cold january night, dylan lost control of his truck, hit a telephone pole and flipped over. >> for some people they don't get this lucky, they don't get this second chance, they don't get to wake up after their drunken car accident. reporter: we met the 21-year- old at university of maryland's shock -- in shock trauma hours after he was brought in by ambulance, minutes before he went into surgery. >> i don't ever want to touch alcohol again. i want to take the responsibilities of a 21-year- old and i need to get my act together. >> i got a call

but i wasn't okay with that. >> do you have any vital signs. >> yes. >> reporter: we met dylan lewis at the lowest moment of his life. >> i wanted to fight. i wanted to live. i wanted to stay here. and i did that. >> reporter: driving drunk on a cold january night, dylan lost control of his truck, hit a telephone pole and flipped over. >> for some people, they don't get this lucky. they don't get the second chance that i got. they don't get to wake up after the drunken car accident. >> reporter: we met the 21-year-old at university of maryland shock trauma in baltimore hours after he was brought in by ambulance, minutes before he went into surgery. >> i don't want to touch alcohol ever again. i need to make more responsibility as a 21-year-old and i need to get my act together. >> i got a call from shock trauma about 6:00 in the morning telling me where he was. every mother can probably imagine how i felt. >> reporter: dylan told us the toughest part of this ordeal was facing his mother. >> the first thing he did was apologize. i was just so happy he was alive. >> i was thinking that