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Imagine a Saturday afternoon at a trampoline park near Cinco Ranch. The facility is packed with families from the Grand Parkway corridor and the Seven Meadows neighborhoods. The air is thick with the scent of pizza from the birthday party rooms and the sound of dozens of children hitting the mats simultaneously. You are standing at the observation rail, watching your seven-year-old daughter. She is laughing, jumping from one bed to another, seemingly in a world of controlled fun. Then, in the time it takes to blink, the fun ends. A teenager, likely twice her weight, lands on the same trampoline bed just as she begins her upward bounce. This is the "double-bounce," a mechanism of physics that multiplies launch force by up to four times. Your daughter is not jumping anymore; she is being thrown. She hits the mat at an angle she cannot control. You hear it before you see it—a sharp, sickening snap, followed by what Kaitlin "Kati" Hill described to ABC News as "the worst scream that you could ever have heard from a child." Within minutes, your life in Cinco Ranch has shifted from a weekend outing to an emergency room hallway at Texas Children’s…