now we have two girls left, one of whom is nicole easton in the pink bathing suit. nervous, doesn't want to do this. >> just go. you better go, vicky. >> so the two girls start taking a few steps forward, and watch this. >> oh! >> no, no, no, no. >> not what they planned. land on both her feet. she did break both of her feet. >> what have you done? >> she is now confined to a wheelchair for six months. off her feet, out of work. she just moved into this house with her roommate. they are trying to raise $4,200 on a go fund me page. we have 19-year-old nicole easton joining us to watch this hard to watch accident. >> my boyfriend and my other roommates had done it before, it looks like fun. they always make it in the pool. i hesitated and splat. >> that moment when you fell, explain what it felt like? >> pretty much i saw the whole thing happened. i saw my feet stop at the edge of the roof and i jumped, and felt my body kind of compact. everyone's eyes get huge. it just was a tingling, a vibrate, pain. >> do you think people will give you money to help with your medic

one of whom is nicole easton. that's her in the pink bathing suit. she's a little bit nervous. she doesn't want to do this. >> just go. you better jump, nicki. >> so the two girls start taking a few steps forward and watch this. oh! >> no, no, no, no. >> it's not what they planned. she landed on both-fear. she does break both of her feet. she's now confined to a wheelchair for at least six months, off her feet out of work. the thing is, she just moved into this house with her roommate, so her mother, carrie yunker has start add go fund me page. they are trying to raise $4,200 to pay for medical bills and her monthly expenses over the next six months while she's confined to this wheelchair. so right this minute we have 19 yooerldz nicole easton joining us via skype to talk to us about this hard to watch accident. >> my boyfriend and my other roommates have done it before, so it looked like fun. they always make it in the pool. i hesitated and, splat. >> that moment when you fell, explain what it felt like. >> pretty much i saw the whole thing happen. because i saw my feet stop a