The Good Doctor Season 2 Episode 16
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00:30Today is not Saturday. Why did you make me pancakes?
00:39They are fresh start pancakes.
00:41Like the first day of school every year when you get to wear a brand new outfit.
00:47Well, not everyone wore a new outfit, but the rule in this house is that when you start a new life event, you get pancakes.
00:55I don't want a fresh start.
00:58I want to stay in surgery.
01:02I know. And I am really proud of you for handling it all, so...
01:14Doctors, please give me one more minute.
01:20We have an associate pastor at the church, but Clarence likes to write the sermons.
01:26Sorry.
01:27Please, although this is important too.
01:29The surgery consists of two steps. First, we fuse the spine to stabilize it, and then we remove the tumor.
01:35And because the cancer spread to your lymph nodes, you'll still have to follow up with chemo.
01:41Clarence, are you in pain?
01:43Quite a bit, actually. But I'm fine.
01:45Well, since what's causing your pain is the tumor pushing against your spine, spinal fusion will ease pressure on your nerves and should eliminate your pain.
01:52Please, I, uh, I need this pain. Can't you just do the second part and remove the tumor?
01:59If we don't fuse the spine, it'll make removing the tumor a lot more difficult.
02:02More difficult, but it can be done.
02:04It can, but I recommend against it, especially since there's no reason not to.
02:07I did something unforgivable. This pain is my punishment.
02:33Can I ask what you did that was so bad?
02:37I killed someone.
03:07My sister and I were coming home from climbing Mount Whitney.
03:13We're doing the state 50 climbs.
03:15The numbness started during the climb?
03:17First my hands, and then my feet.
03:21You have a headache?
03:22Yeah.
03:23High altitude causes headaches. Dehydration compounds it.
03:26From now on, just climb slower and drink more.
03:29Tell them about the other thing.
03:37Before leaving for the mountain, I had this weird sensation like dread.
03:44I couldn't shake it.
03:48When people describe a sense of impending doom, it's usually anxiety.
03:51No, it was like a premonition.
03:57That I was going to die.
04:01I'm sure it was...
04:02Dr. Park will run a brain scan, and we'll do some lab work.
04:04So I'm going to die to bed.
04:05And we'll do some lab work.
04:07Now, let's stop!
04:09All right, now.
04:10I'm sorry.
04:11I'll let you do some lab work.
04:13I'll do some lab work.
04:14All right, now let's go slow.
04:16Mr. Park will come in and set the moon leaving.
04:21Well, it's not as weak as we get away.
04:24Sean!
04:52Sean!
04:53Hello, Dr. Lever.
04:55Carly is fine.
04:57Welcome to Pathology.
05:01It is going to be great working with you.
05:10What do you think?
05:14I know it's a lot to take in.
05:16It's kind of like your first time at Disneyland, right?
05:19I've never been to Disneyland.
05:23Let me give you a tour.
05:25Cytopathology, forensics, genomics, microbiology.
05:29We get to identify organisms, interpret cell morphology, sequence genes.
05:35Is that a D300E pathogen antibacterial bioprinter?
05:43It's new.
05:45You're working on antibiotic resistance and emerging microorganisms?
05:49It's we now, Sean.
05:51Yes, we are.
05:55Do you want to play with it?
05:57Thank you very much.
05:59Go ahead.
06:01It's kind of your job now.
06:07We are the detectives.
06:09Surgeons are just the beat cops.
06:11Our best bet is to try to separate the tumor from his cord and then resect it.
06:23Okay, this is insane.
06:25Do you know how he killed a person?
06:27He was counseling a parishioner who committed suicide.
06:29That must have been traumatic.
06:31Traumatic, yes. Murder, no.
06:33Stupid, but he has autonomy.
06:34I didn't say stupid.
06:35I said insane.
06:36You want to override his wishes because he's religious?
06:39Something like 90% of Americans believe in God.
06:42I'm one of them.
06:43Are we all mentally impaired?
06:44Should you ignore us all if you don't like our choices?
06:46Only those getting divine messages from their tumors.
06:49He's not crazy.
06:50Okay, you're right.
06:51He is just stupid, but don't we have a duty to educate him?
06:53You're going to talk about his religion?
06:55No.
06:56You told him the surgery was more dangerous this way.
06:59I don't think he appreciated how much more dangerous.
07:04Good idea.
07:06He thinks he'll go to hell if he dies before he's forgiven.
07:09Make sure he knows it can happen on the table.
07:18An MRI for anxiety?
07:20It does fly in the face of reducing unnecessary medical tests.
07:24When I was a resident, I had a patient come through the ER.
07:28Female, 35 years old.
07:30Slight cough, slightly hypothyroid, normal vitals.
07:33I labeled her a whiner because she kept insisting,
07:36I'm going to die.
07:38I sent her home.
07:40And she died?
07:41No.
07:42She kept coming back.
07:44Over and over again.
07:46We do this test.
07:48We prove there's nothing wrong with her.
07:49We send her home reassured.
07:51The MRI showed a high-grade meningioma, an advanced tumor that grows in the tissue layers that cover the brain.
08:10Its features are consistent with it being malignant.
08:19These tumors tend to be aggressive and impossible to fully resect.
08:23So what can you do?
08:26Palliative care, symptom control with medications.
08:45You're risking spinal damage, paralysis, death.
08:49If that's what God chooses, then that is His will.
08:53If you have cancer because He wants you to have cancer, why are you here getting treatment?
08:58I'm here because I believe in science.
09:02I am who I am because I believe in God.
09:06So do you think all people who are sick are being punished?
09:10I mean, we have an eight-year-old down the hall with bone cancer.
09:15You wanna go tell her God hates her?
09:17I'm sure that girl is not suffering as a punishment.
09:21She's suffering so others may have a chance to show her mercy.
09:26To show her compassion so she can inspire.
09:30I don't know His plan, but I know it's not as simple as you would...
09:33No.
09:34No, it's not simple.
09:37Except for your pain.
09:40His name was Michael.
09:55His wife found his body.
09:57You had no idea.
09:59I knew he was depressed.
10:01But you thought he was getting better.
10:05I didn't take his call.
10:08Because I was having a drink.
10:10It had been a long day dealing with the renovations.
10:16And I was having a damn drink.
10:27Hey, Sean.
10:28Hey, Carly.
10:29I started Sadie Barnes on anti-seizure medication.
10:31Needs you to run a peak phenyton level.
10:33The couriers must be happy that the surgeons are doing their own specimen deliveries.
10:39How you doing down here?
10:42Carly says pathologists are the detectives. Surgeons are just the beat cops.
10:47Sean, are you happy here?
10:48When did you give the patient her loading dose?
10:49One hour ago.
10:50Sean, if you're happy, that's great.
10:53But if you're not, you have to tell Han how you feel.
10:54You need to show them you care.
10:55And then you believe in yourself.
10:56Do you need this done stat?
10:57Well, she's asymptomatic.
10:58It's just for seizure prevention.
10:59Good. Carly says that in pathology you can take a break whenever you want.
11:02I WANT TO TAKE A BREAK NOW, I'M GOING TO TAKE A BREAK NOW.
11:06I'M GOING TO TAKE A BREAK NOW.
11:07I'M GOING TO TAKE A BREAK NOW.
11:08You have to tell Hana how you feel.
11:10You need to show him you care, and then you believe in yourself.
11:19Do you need this done stat?
11:20Well, she's asymptomatic.
11:22It's just for seizure prevention.
11:24Good. Carly says that in pathology, you can take a break whenever you want.
11:27I want to take a break now. I'm going for a walk.
11:35He shouldn't be in pathology.
11:36He's a good surgical resident.
11:38You're right.
11:39Then you'll move him back?
11:40No, you're wrong about that part. He should be in pathology, but he was a good surgical resident.
11:44Then why...
11:45Because he'll never be a good surgeon.
11:47How do you think he'll do in three years when no one's looking over his shoulder?
11:51When he's looking over someone else's shoulder, supervising new residents, leading grand rounds, advocating for vulnerable patients.
11:58Do you see him doing any of that without a safety net?
12:02We can help him get there.
12:04Just because he wants to be a surgeon, just because you want him to be a surgeon, doesn't mean he gets to have that dream come true.
12:11Has it occurred to you that maybe we know Sean better than you do?
12:15Has it occurred to you that that might be your problem?
12:19That your view of him might be distorted because you like him?
12:22Has it occurred to you that maybe he's better off in pathology?
12:25That maybe he'll even like it?
12:27Do you care?
12:28I thought you might.
12:37We need better ventral exposure.
12:39Drill off more of the pedicle and vertebral body.
12:43Legate the exiting nerve root.
12:44We'll take it with the tumor for a wider margin.
12:45I can't see it.
12:52Tumor's causing the spinal cord to be bowed up to us.
12:57We need more exposure to get around and in front of it.
13:00The vertebrae is too fragmented and displaced.
13:03We can't get a complete resection without stabilization.
13:06He's tanking.
13:07Probably spinal shock from tension on the cord.
13:09We need to abort.
13:14All right, on three.
13:16One, two, three.
13:19You fixed me.
13:21No, no.
13:22What happened to my pain?
13:23Stop.
13:24We didn't fix you.
13:27There was a complication.
13:29We injected anesthetic.
13:31It'll wear off.
13:32We had to stop the surgery before we could remove the tumor.
13:36You went into shock.
13:37Look, we lost your heart rate and blood pressure.
13:41We warned it would be a trickier surgery without the fusion.
13:44Nothing has changed.
13:45The anesthetic will wear off.
13:47The pain will come back.
13:48But worse.
13:49When can you try again?
13:51Try again?
13:52We failed.
13:54There is no reason to think we will succeed next time.
13:57But you know what the issues are.
13:59You learned.
14:00Why haven't you?
14:01Do you think God wants you to die?
14:14Please.
14:17Try again.
14:18Cyanide poisoning.
14:26The cause of death on the Atlin case.
14:31You know how I found it?
14:33I smelled it.
14:35Almonds.
14:36Dr. Park's patient.
14:44I flagged her eosinophil count.
14:47It doesn't match up with the diagnosis of advanced meningioma listed on the requisition.
14:51Great.
14:53Nice work.
14:54I'm going to talk to Dr. Lim about it.
14:57Whoa there, Sean.
14:57Hold up.
14:58You don't need to do that.
15:00The attendings are on the lookout for the flags.
15:02They'll run with it.
15:03I want to run with it.
15:05You've been on the receiving end.
15:06You know how it works.
15:07How it works is I see something abnormal and then I discuss it with the team and we plan
15:13how we'll fix it.
15:15We run with it.
15:17Sean, once a test is done, we move on to the next one.
15:25I'd like to take a walk.
15:30Are you going to walk to Dr. Lim and discuss this case, Sean?
15:35That's not what we do here.
15:41We investigate, report, and then we move on.
15:48Are you going to be able to do that?
15:50Move on?
15:52I don't know.
15:54But I will try very hard.
15:57Dr. Brown, is this about a patient?
16:16No.
16:19Come in.
16:19I've heard a lot about you.
16:24I'm aware you stood up to a supervisor.
16:26Is that what's happening now?
16:30Um, I put together a list of cases, which Dr. Murphy contributed to uniquely.
16:39You're a loyal friend.
16:40I specified the ideas he had.
16:43Ideas that no one else around here could have.
16:46Do you think I hate him?
16:49No.
16:54But I think you might be biased against him because of his condition.
17:00So he doesn't have communication issues.
17:01I'm wrong about that.
17:02No, but he...
17:03If he had the flu, I would tell him to stay home until he got better.
17:08He has autism.
17:10I could tell him to stay home until he gets better.
17:12Instead, I found a place for him to help us.
17:15To save lives.
17:16And you should know I have rather mixed feelings about loyalty.
17:46All righty.
17:48There you go.
17:51Hello.
17:54Aaron.
17:56It's good to see you.
17:57Yeah.
17:57Feeling is mutual.
18:00Can I have one of those?
18:02The chocolate chip muffin?
18:03Yes, please.
18:05Special occasion?
18:06Yes.
18:07Yeah?
18:08As of today, I am no longer injecting toxins into my body.
18:11Except, of course, with chocolate chips.
18:14You're done with chemo.
18:15Wow.
18:16That's amazing.
18:17Congratulations.
18:19I was thinking of going out tonight and celebrating what may be very good news if you're free.
18:26My treat.
18:27I'm sorry, Aaron.
18:28I have another commitment.
18:30Oh, tomorrow then.
18:31This week is really crazy.
18:33You know what?
18:33I am not doing chemo every night next week.
18:36So I am free every single night.
18:39Aaron, I'm seeing someone.
18:43I'm sorry.
18:44Nothing to be sorry about.
18:54It's good to see you.
18:56Keep an extra close eye on blood pressure and heart rate.
19:07I have extra fluid vasopressors and inotropes ready.
19:16Why new God?
19:19You follow in the tradition that you're handed.
19:21My family wasn't religious.
19:22We never went to church.
19:23That was every Sunday.
19:258 a.m. for Catholic Mass.
19:27My parents eventually got tired of all the rules and turned Lutheran.
19:29They found that doll and went back to Catholic.
19:32That's my tradition.
19:36What do you think it'll be like when you die?
19:39Probably like it was before I was born a whole lot of nothing.
19:42We're there.
19:47Where we were when everything went wrong last time.
19:49We need to remove the tumor without putting any pressure on his cord at all or he'll be back in spinal shock.
19:56And we need more tumor release from the vertebral body.
19:58Extend your osteotomies proximal and distal.
20:00I think I got a free plane.
20:09Attract it from the cord a little more.
20:15I got it.
20:16Now when you remove it, be careful not to morselize it.
20:23Can you hold that up?
20:26Dr. Rezin, give me a measurement.
20:30Max length is 4.5.
20:32Get a pre-op scan up.
20:35That says the tumor's 8 centimeters.
20:38How does a tumor shrink from 8 centimeters to 4.5 without radiation in two weeks?
20:45It doesn't.
20:51By the page, Sean.
20:52And why are you in radiology?
20:53We rely on flags.
20:55You have to count on the ordering physician seeing it while you move on to something else.
21:00Okay, and?
21:00I don't agree with Sadie Barnes' diagnosis and I think her tumor should be biopsied.
21:06Sean, I...
21:07Dr. Hahn wanted me away from patients.
21:09Patients are not allowed in the viewing room, so I'm not doing anything wrong.
21:12Two radiologists said it was a malignant meningioma in the insular region and encasing the MCA vessels.
21:21That's exactly where it is.
21:22And her clinical picture matches perfectly arm and leg numbness.
21:26The tumor attachment to the dura is slightly anomalous and the insular region is slightly atypical, too.
21:32What differential diagnoses are you proposing?
21:40I need to speak to the patient.
21:42Should I ask Dr. Hahn for permission?
21:45Sean, I will bring your concern about the scan to the head of radiology, but approaching Dr. Hahn...
21:51Don't do that.
21:54No, I already talked to him about your reassignment.
21:56I don't know if it'll make any difference.
21:58If I were Claire, would you let me approach Dr. Hahn about something that concerned me?
22:07Yes, I probably would.
22:11Hmm.
22:13Is that because Claire doesn't make mistakes when she's communicating?
22:19Yes.
22:22Then do you think Dr. Hahn made the right decision by sending me to pathology?
22:28No.
22:42The lymph nodes have shrunk, too.
22:44This is the PET scan from two weeks ago.
22:46Enlarged and cancerous.
22:48Today,
22:50they've all regressed.
22:51Spontaneous regression has been reported in melanomas, renal cell carcinomas, neuroblastomas, and some types of blood cancers.
23:05In a sarcoma that's metastasized?
23:08No, but if it happened in those others, why not?
23:10Because none of them make sense.
23:12When I read about disappearing cancer, I always think some doctor missed something, forgot something, screwed up something.
23:18The theory is that the body somehow triggers an immune response against the cancer, something somehow led to a fuse.
23:27The theory says a fuse is lit by an infection.
23:29His lab work proves he hasn't had one.
23:31At this point, the most credible explanation is...
23:34Are you going to use the M word?
23:35You seriously can't say it?
23:38Only when referencing the 1980 U.S. hockey team.
23:42Keep testing.
23:43Anything you can think of.
23:44Molecular markers, T-cells, PD-L1.
23:47We'll need permission from the patient.
23:48Which raises another issue.
23:50What are we going to do next medically?
23:52He was supposed to start chemo next week.
23:53It'll wipe out his immune system, which may be what's actually killing his cancer.
23:56If we don't know what's making him better, we don't know what to stop, what to start.
24:03So we do nothing?
24:05Just trust God to fix him?
24:08We trust whatever is currently fixing him to keep fixing him.
24:11If he took a Tylenol yesterday at 8, he takes a Tylenol today at 8.
24:14Monitor him closely.
24:16Scans constantly.
24:17Hello, Dr. Glassman.
24:42Hi.
24:43Thank you for coming.
24:44He has been doing this for two hours.
24:51Sean?
24:52What are you up to?
24:55Alphabetizing our canned goods and checking all the expiration dates.
24:59Well, somebody's got to do it.
25:02Is something wrong?
25:03No.
25:09Okay.
25:09Okay, I think Dr. Lim's patient's diagnosis is wrong, but I can't prove it without information,
25:17and I'm not allowed to talk to patients.
25:20Sure.
25:25I want to run with things.
25:28I want to fix people.
25:30Can you help me become a surgical resident again?
25:37No.
25:38I can't, Sean.
25:39I'm not president.
25:40Yes!
25:42I'm not the president of the hospital anymore, Sean.
25:45And even if I was, it's irrelevant.
25:48You have to stand up for yourself.
25:52And you know what?
25:53If you can't, then the new head of surgery, the chief, he's right.
25:57Now I can go tell him he's wrong, won't do any good, or you can go show him.
26:03I'm doing research concerning Sadie Barnes.
26:14She's asleep.
26:17Perfect.
26:18I'm not allowed to speak with her.
26:23I'm looking for her sister, Jess.
26:27I haven't seen her.
26:28Sorry.
26:28Sorry.
26:33What are you doing?
27:03Can you explain why, instead of remaining in pathology as directed, you were in a patient's room, going through her purse?
27:17I didn't speak to her.
27:19She was asleep.
27:22Dr. Murphy, any reticence I had about removing you from surgery just vanished.
27:27You shouldn't be in contact with patients, or their families, or anything they own.
27:33Do you understand, or am I going to be forced to fire you?
27:35Sadie's social media says that she finances her climbing travel by working as a freelance food critic.
27:47She reviewed a Japanese restaurant that used to have a restaurant grading system score of A, but then it dropped to a C, which corresponds to very bad food safety practices.
27:56Bad sushi can lead to worms, but it usually doesn't, because stomach acid almost always kills fish parasites, but not if someone is taking an acid blocker, which 60 million Americans are.
28:05I saw a bottle in her purse.
28:11Sadie could have sporganosis with an encapsulated worm that is mimicking a meningioma.
28:17Sadie could have sporganized worm that is mimicking a meningioma.
28:20That's a good idea.
28:23Excellent.
28:24I'll tell the patient.
28:25I will tell the patient.
28:28I'll tell her we're doing a biopsy to confirm the initial diagnosis.
28:31But we're...
28:31It will tell us if the initial diagnosis is correct.
28:35Your theory is a real long shot.
28:37It would be irresponsible to get her hopes up.
28:43The surgery went well.
28:44We were able to extract the entire tumor without complication.
28:51When can we start chemo?
28:54There are a few follow-up tests we want to run first.
28:57And we want to retake your history.
28:59Make sure we have a proper list of all medications you've been taking.
29:03You want to take his history after the surgery?
29:06What's going on? What are you not telling us?
29:08What went wrong?
29:09Nothing.
29:10The fact is the surgery went better than we'd hoped.
29:15Your cancer seems to be going away on its own.
29:22We'll run our tests. We're confident that there is a medical explanation.
29:27Oh, God.
29:40What I told you earlier that I'm seeing someone, I'm not.
29:55I mean, I had one date, but it wasn't, you know.
29:58Okay.
29:59We're just, we're not a good match.
30:05That's what I wanted to tell you.
30:13That's not true, you know.
30:15You know, that's not true.
30:17You like me a lot and I like you even more than that.
30:20So what is this?
30:22You know, I'd really rather not get into it.
30:24You came to my house.
30:25To tell you what I told you, which I just told you.
30:27Okay, you came here to be honest and are you only going to be honest halfway?
30:30You're not timid?
30:31No.
30:32Okay, then.
30:33What?
30:36Last time I was here, we were headed upstairs.
30:40Yes, we were.
30:42You fell.
30:44Yes, I did.
30:45I tried to help you and you pushed me away.
30:49I was embarrassed.
30:50You were sick.
30:51You needed help.
30:52And I'm not sick anymore, maybe.
30:54And I want to go and celebrate with you.
30:58Specifically with you.
30:59Because we have fun.
31:01You, you make, you make me laugh.
31:04You make me feel good.
31:06I like being with you.
31:08Sounds horrible.
31:09But bad things are going to happen.
31:11Aaron, it can't just be about having fun together.
31:14One of us is going to get sick.
31:16One of us is going to need to be taken care of.
31:18Wait, wait, wait.
31:19I just want to go out and have a nice dinner with you.
31:22Not to run away to Reno, find a priest in an Elvis suit.
31:28What are we going to do, Aaron?
31:30Just drive to a hill with a view and knack till prom.
31:33And then I'm going to come home and hope you call.
31:42Yeah, I, you know, I just came to apologize.
31:47I'm sorry.
31:49And I'm really glad.
31:52I'm, I'm glad you're finished with chemo.
31:55And you're going to, you're going to beat this thing.
32:03Your immunoglobulins are normal.
32:24Everything is normal.
32:26We can't find a scientific explanation.
32:28Our prayers.
32:33It's a miracle.
32:36Miracle or not, it seems we're on the same page now.
32:41There is no reason not to do the spinal fusion to eliminate your pain.
32:49Do more tests.
32:51Clarence.
32:52There are no more tests.
32:53There, there must be.
32:54There must be an explanation.
32:55Redo your tests.
32:56Find new tests.
32:57Let all bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor and slander be put away from you.
33:12Ephesians 4 31.
33:16I didn't take you for a believer.
33:17I'm not anymore.
33:20I'm not sure you are either.
33:24God speaks directly to Noah, Moses, Job and Solomon.
33:31And now apparently he has singled out pastor Clarence of San Jose to join the ranks of the prophets.
33:36I'm sorry, but unless there is a burning bush, it is narcissistic to think that God has made you his personal project.
33:46God speaks to every one of us.
33:49You just have to listen.
33:51You are not listening.
33:52You are not listening.
33:54People get cancer all the time.
33:56Often that results in pain.
33:58Those things are not unique.
33:59What is unique is having an aggressive metastatic cancer start to disappear without any rational explanation.
34:08The issue isn't God.
34:10You have to forgive yourself.
34:18What I did...
34:19Cannot be undone.
34:21But your pain can.
34:22Clarence.
34:36Your pain.
34:40Your pain does no one any good.
34:50Okay.
34:52I lost your tongue and mallet.
34:55You lied when you said you never went to church.
34:57What happened?
34:58I didn't want to have this conversation, is what happened.
35:00I'm not judging.
35:01My brother took you off school to travel and came back a non-believer.
35:04So ask him.
35:06I didn't want to have this conversation, is what happened.
35:10I'm not judging.
35:11My brother took you off school to travel and came back a non-believer.
35:14So ask him.
35:23Was it freeing?
35:24Or did you feel empty?
35:25Remember the first polyaxial pedicle screw?
35:34It was like losing a loved one.
35:35I'm losing a loved one.
35:53Moment of truth.
35:54I'm losing a lot of truth.
36:05Follow me.
36:06Our initial diagnosis was wrong.
36:07You don't have a meningioma.
36:08You have a worm in your brain.
36:10And while that sounds fairly gross, it is completely curable.
36:12You don't have a meningioma.
36:14You don't have a meningioma.
36:16You have a worm in your brain.
36:18And while that sounds fairly gross, it is completely curable.
36:22our initial diagnosis was wrong you don't have a meningioma you have a worm in your brain
36:31and while that sounds fairly gross it is completely curable
36:38so the sense of doom it was it was wrong it saved your life as did dr murphy
36:50this is the pathologist who noticed an abnormality in one of your tests
36:55but that led us to this discovery can i give you a hug too dr murphy no
37:04you and your sister will be free to conquer whichever of the remaining
37:1150 peaks you choose as soon as my team surgically removes the worm
37:15there are not a lot of doctors who would have made the leap that you made today sean
37:29good work yes it was excellent work most people would say thank you but technically
37:40that's not an incorrect response
37:42have a good evening you've earned it
37:47i don't want to go on walks
37:52i don't want to move on from cases after the tests are done
38:02i do not want to be a pathologist
38:08dr han you need to make me a surgical resident again
38:16i appreciate you telling me that
38:24i was wondering whether you had it in you to advocate for yourself
38:28but the truth is sean what you did today it proved i'm right
38:37your skills are tremendous your weaknesses equally significant
38:44you could be a great pathologist just think of all the sadies out there waiting for you to save them
38:52dr brown
39:22dr resnick the surgery went well your spine is stable
39:26i'm scared
39:31there may still be some residual pain as you heal
39:35but no i
39:36i keep wondering
39:39what if i disobeyed god
39:41you have to have faith
39:49you lost yours
39:52i didn't have a miracle to help me through the dark times
39:58why don't you have a miracle to help me to help me through the dark times
40:07oh
40:11oh
40:11oh
40:12oh
40:13can't i то время
40:14why don't we fall in love
40:19oh
40:20oh
40:21can't i так
40:21What are we calling for?