RedactedNarrative: Two personal water crafts were traveling at a high rate of speed eastbound in the ICW next to Jupiter Sandbar. Vessel 2 slowed his speed and vessel 1 was not aware and subsequently struck the rear port side of vessel 2. Vessel 1 ramped up the rear portion of vessel 2, causing vessel 1 to go airborne and threw the operator off of the vessel. The operator of vessel 1 landed face down in the water. The operator of vessel 2 fell off his vessel uninjured, and was able to turn the operator of vessel 1 upright and get her out of the water. The operator of vessel 1 was unconscious in the water at first and started to come to her senses as fire rescue personal were treating her. Fire rescue trauma alerted her by Trauma Hawk to St. Mary's Hospital. At the hospital, the operators mother advised that medical personnel advised that she had aspirated some water, and they had her on a ventilator to get the excess water out of her lungs. A CT scan was conducted and results came back okay. ;