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[Indistinto CHATTER]
- ¿Cómo es Jacob hoy? - Igual que ayer.
[MUSIC PIANO ANHELANTE]
♪ ♪
Ava.
¿Cómo es Jacob hoy?
Es por eso que he estado buscando.
[MUSIC HOPEFUL]
♪ ♪
Sincronizado y corregida por -robtor- www.addic7ed.com
[SILBIDO]
Bueno, si no es mi salvavidas diaria.
Ah ... ah, no se olvide que mañana
la guardería está cerrada hasta las 10:00.
¿Es?
Uh, ¿cómo voy ... ¿Qué voy a hacer?
Luna no tiene una niñera?
Uh, usted está buscando en él.
- ¿Amigos? - [Se ríe]
Sí, usted está buscando en él.
Lo sentimos, pero el Dr. Goodwin, pero mañana del
la "clase de lactancia para las nuevas mamás."
Derecho ... quién fue la idea de que?
- Tuyo. - Sí, fue mía.
Lo sabía. Adiós.
[LINE SHAKE]
- ¿Hola? - Um, hola, esto es, uh,
Max Goodwin, no estoy seguro si me recuerda.
Nos encontramos en la sala de espera en Nueva Amsterdam.
Mm. No, no me suena.
Oh, uh, está bien. Lo siento no importa.
Es broma, estoy bromeando!
How could I forget the doctor who snuck me in
to my kid's surgery?
Yeah. Yeah, right.
Um...
So, the reason I'm calling is that
it appears Luna has an opening in her very busy schedule
tomorrow morning and was wondering
if Bobbi would like to play some competitive racquetball.
Oh, wow. Yeah, Bobbi would love that.
She's been working on her backhand.
Bueno, está bien, muy bien.
Porque Luna ha estado ejerciendo su efecto liftado, así que ...
En realidad, tenemos esta rutina.
Hemos estado pasando las mañanas
en Madison Square Park al otro lado de la zona para perros.
Alrededor de las 8:00 soy?
Uh, sí ... no, de 8:00 am es, uh, perfecto.
Nos veremos allí ... Nos vemos allí.
Bueno.
[Música de percusión PREOCUPADAS]
Si.
No es como si yo no he tratado de decirle.
No es tan dificil.
Usted acaba de decir, "Max, Amy y yo nos mudamos a San Francisco."
Auge. Hecho.
A menos que arrastraban a su tamaño de 12 por una razón.
Mujer...
- usted está fuera de lugar. - [Se ríe]
- estoy? - Si.
Tal vez lo que prefiere ratas de metro y aguanieve sucia
sobre el país del vino y los inviernos que se sienten como la primavera.
- Ah. - Thank you.
Oh, here we go.
About to show you how bad I wanna go right here, right now.
All right, show me what you got.
All right, look. Yo, Max.
Can I talk to you for a second?
Yeah, actually, you're just the man I wanted to see.
Uh, can you cover for me tomorrow
at the, uh, "Pharmacy Formulary Meeting"?
Look before we get into all that...
I know it's boring,
but I've been struggling with this whole
single parenting thing, and, um, I have an opportunity
to give Luna a playdate with this other little girl,
and I just feel like I need some time to, you know,
be a dad
and try to give her everything Georgia would've wanted.
- Max, I... - He'll cover for you.
- He will cover for you. - Really?
You kidding? Go be a dad.
Yeah? Thank you.
- Mm-hmm. - Amazing. I owe you, buddy.
Big time. Thank you.
Yeah, okay, that was harder than it looked.
You're weak.
[YOUNG GIRL SCREAMING]
Morning.
Yikes. Hey.
Sounds like Ashley's trying to break her own record, huh?
Nonstop screaming for three days takes dedication.
Right.
I think she's determined to make a point.
A thank you from Nelson's family.
- Isn't that so nice? - Aw, yeah.
That is lovely. And out you go.
Okay.
If you'd read the card, you'd know they were for
the whole department.
I'm only making healthy choices now.
For Martin, for my kids. Healthy choices, Gladys.
Healthy choices!
[COMPUTER BEEPS]
De acuerdo, ¿sabes qué? Solo para.
Rodney, mírame. Se trata de una sala de emergencias.
Cada vez que ustedes actualizar el sistema esto sucede,
y es inaceptable.
Tengo que ser capaz de actualizar los archivos de pacientes.
Tengo que ser capaz de comprobar los resultados de laboratorio.
Necesito computadoras que reconocen la letra "H".
He arreglado la cosa "H".
- Rodney. - Sólo dame un minuto más.
Pongo Louise Galena en la Bahía 28.
Ella definitivamente tiene celulitis y una infección fúngica grave.
Está bien, vamos a necesitar una consulta de Hematología.
Vamos a la página Sharpe.
Oh, uh, no lo haría. Todo está conectado.
Solo para estar seguros.
Ir a buscar a Sharpe en persona
y arrastrarla hasta aquí mismo, y que ... sí.
¡Casi lo tengo!
Gracias.
Gracias, gracias, gracias.
Es muy emocionante.
It is a Phase Two trial of a vascular endothelial
growth factor receptor antagonist.
How many patients do you anticipate enrolling?
Funding covers up to 40.
And are there any demographic parameters?
Yes, I am looking for men and women age 40 to 65
with naive tumors.
Do any of you have patients fitting that criteria?
Fabulous. Forward me their files,
and we will get started on this bad boy.
[LA RISA]
Bien, ahora tenemos una gran cantidad de portada
así que vamos a empezar en la primera página. Usando mercado objetivo y ...
♪ ♪
Louise, hola. Soy el Dr. Sharpe.
- Hola. - ¿Puedo echar un vistazo a su brazo?
- Mm-hmm. - Ahora que es bastante.
- ¿Es una margarita? - Hemerocallis.
Me gusta hacerlas crecer.
[Hace una mueca]
Hay tela alrededor de los sitios de infección.
- ¿Sabes lo que es? - [Se ríe]
Pantys.
A veces trato de ocultar mi piel extra
envolviéndolos arriba. [Risas]
Cuando me pongo la blusa de la derecha, la gente no miran tanto.
Hacen mangas de compresión para que
- que no va a erosionar la piel. - No me puedo permitir eso.
Traté de dejarlo flojo este momento.
- Así que esto ha ocurrido antes? - Si.
Okay, we're going to get you started on some anti-fungals.
Have you feeling better straight away.
Know what would actually make me feel better?
Taking my garden shears and slicing these things clean off.
[SOMBER MUSIC]
♪ ♪
We're gonna do everything that we can.
Lauren.
Louise Galena just mentioned self-harm.
Minister Reid.
Brand new T-shirts, I see? Very bright.
Helps if people know why we're here, Max.
Yeah, didn't realize it was our turn again so soon.
You can always check our website to see our route.
- Good to know. - What do you say?
Have a little interfaith prayer with us today?
- We could use your help. - I think I'll, uh,
stick to helping people the old fashioned way.
I think prayer's been around longer than medicine,
my friend.
- Dr. Goodwin. - Yeah?
You want me to clear these folks out of here?
Aw, no, it's fine, Joe. They're not hurting anybody.
You got that right. I heard after they showed up,
some guy who was in a coma 14 years woke up.
[INSPIRING MUSIC]
I knew this day would come.
After all these years, his eyes are finally open.
And he's looking at me!
He's squeezing my hand. I can feel him!
Those are reflexive actions of his brainstem.
I have been coming here for 14 years,
sitting by his side,
waiting for him to look at me.
And he is.
[CRIES]
[SIGHS]
People have been known to wake up from comas, yes,
but that's not Jacob.
He remains in a persistent vegetative state.
- No está ahí, Annie. - ¿Cómo puedes decir eso?
Es decir, ¿cómo se puede saber?
- ¿Verdaderamente? - [Suspira]
Este es el milagro que he estado esperando.
Mi marido de vuelta.
Y ahora usted tiene que hacer él todo de nuevo.
Oh, mantener el cambio. Gracias.
Hola.
Así que veo sus compañeros de oración han regresado.
Se siente como si estuvieran aquí más a menudo, no es cierto?
¿Por qué? ¿Qué es esa sonrisa?
- ¿Qué esta cosa? - Si.
- No es nada. - Te molestan, y me parece divertido.
No, yo creo que es genial que quieren ayudar a los enfermos,
Sólo que no sé cómo van a hacerlo desde el vestíbulo.
Aunque, tengo que decir, justo después de que se presentaron
mi paciente Ashley
quien ha estado gritando en la parte superior de sus pulmones durante tres días
- milagrosamente detenido. - ¿No cree seriamente
- es de la oración, ¿verdad? - Yo no hago preguntas.
Acabo de disfrutar el silencio.
Lo que me ha permitido, en realidad, para anotar un montón de ideas
para nuestro Formulario de Farmacia reunión de mañana.
Spoiler de alerta: son unos ganadores.
Bueno, usted va a compartir con Reynolds
porque tengo una, um, cita de juegos.
Usted tiene una cita para jugar?
Luna y su nuevo amigo tienen una cita para jugar.
Su madre y yo simplemente estar allí para la supervisión.
Ya sabes, asegurarse de que nadie se cae de un ...
Sí, Max Goodwin, apoyo totalmente este próximo paso para usted.
- Esto es bueno. - No es un paso, no un paso.
No paso a paso, sólo una cita para jugar.
Sí, pero tiene la palabra "fecha" al horno la derecha en ella.
Lo sé, pero el juego es la primera palabra,
- por lo que no creo que sea una fecha. - Semántica.
- No creo que sea una fecha. - Es una fecha, que es una cita.
- Creo que es justo de juego. - Chico, no se mantiene
- en un solo lugar por mucho tiempo, ¿verdad? - Podría haber sólo me paginado.
En realidad no es una opción. Nos acaba de admitir a los 13 años de edad
¿quién se presenta con síntomas de un ataque al corazón.
Se comprueba todas las cajas de CDC, y que quería saber si ...
Cuando New Amsterdam conseguimos nuestro primer caso.
Sí, y Reynolds está con él en este momento.
Okay, thanks.
Jackson has extensive damage to both of his lungs.
I'm going to have to perform
what is called a "Bronchial-Alveolar Lavage"
to determine the extent of his injuries.
So it's not a heart attack?
No, CDC is calling it "EVALI."
I've never heard of that.
That's because the disease is only a few months old.
It stands for E-cigarette or Vaping Lung Injury.
Vaping?
He's an honor student. He's in all AP courses.
- Have you seen him smoking? - No, never.
Well, kids have become really good at hiding these things
sometimes in, uh, plain sight. It's an epidemic.
Jack?
Will he be all right?
This is an unknown world, Mrs. Lowe.
Even now, your son is one of only hundreds of cases.
But we are gonna do everything that we can.
[GURGLED BREATHING]
Um, hi, Alice, this message is for Bobbi, actually.
Unfortunately,
Luna had something very important come up,
and she can no longer make it to the playdate tomorrow, so...
Uh, sorry for the short notice, I'm just... um, sorry.
Looks like you could use some positive vibes aimed your way.
I have no problem with you guys being here,
but I also have a 13-year-old patient
with a disease that has no known cure.
So if you and your group really wanted to help out,
you could try donating blood or volunteering.
Max, these people are donating.
You know what I mean.
But I don't think you know what I mean, hmm?
I love science, medicine. I believe in them,
but they can't explain what I appreciate most in this world.
Love, music, heroism.
So we throw our anchor past the senses into a deeper truth.
The intangible.
Yeah, well, I guess when lives are at stake,
I'm just more interested in the tangible.
- Hey, Dr. G, did you hear? - Hear what?
They just told me I was in remission.
What are the odds, huh? [LAUGHS]
- [AFFECTIONATE GRUNT] - [LAUGHS]
- Big Mike, that's amazing. - Give me some.
[INSPIRING MUSIC]
- You mind if I sit in? - No, man, please.
[SIGHS HEAVILY]
- [COMPUTER BEEPS] - This is ridiculous.
Unbelievable.
[ANGRY CHATTER]
[COMPUTER BEEPS]
Okay, okay, listen up.
I mean, we have already cut screens
from patient interactions.
We don't need computers.
All we need is our wits
and some paper.
All right, come on.
Let's do this.
Since I can't email prescriptions to the pharmacy,
how are discharged patients gonna get their meds?
You'll write them down. Maybe here on this pad.
And what shall we call this amazing invention?
This pad on which we write prescriptions?
[ANXIOUS PERCUSSIVE MUSIC]
Um, he's got abdominal pain.
And?
Por lo general, la computadora me dice lo que sigue
después de escribir el síntoma.
¿En serio me está diciendo que uno de mis vecinos
no sabe qué hacer con un dolor de barriga?
♪ ♪
[SIGHS]
De acuerdo, esto es ridículo.
Como no hay un solo trabajo de la pluma
- en todo este edificio? - A continuación, intente éste.
¡Entrante!
Muy bien, ahora estamos en el negocio.
Mira y aprende.
Muy bien, muchachos, ¿qué tenemos?
53 años de edad, de sexo masculino
quejándose de dolor torácico subesternal.
Está bien, ¿cuál es su nombre, señor?
Namakaokealohahaunele fuerza.
[RESPIRACIÓN FUERTE]
Con una "A" o una "E"?
Desde que era un niño, yo era grande.
Por el momento tenía 20 años, estaba a punto de 375 libras.
Apenas podía caminar.
Eso debe haber sido frustrante.
People'd dicen que yo no estaba tratando lo suficientemente duro para perder el peso.
Esa fue mi culpa yo estaba tan gordo.
Eso es...
La obesidad no es un problema de fuerza de voluntad.
- No es. - Mm-hmm.
He, um, ya sabes ... Yo he estado allí.
Entonces tú sabes.
Entonces uno de mis médicos me dijeron que la obesidad era una enfermedad.
- Si. - Y al igual que cualquier otra enfermedad,
- que podría ser tratado. - Sí, eso es correcto.
Bueno, yo estaba listo para probar maldita cerca de nada.
Así que empecé a tomar este medicamento,
y empecé a perder peso, y me sentí más saludable.
Realmente lo hice, pero nunca me habló de estos colgajos de piel.
No era como me gustaba mi cuerpo antes,
pero al menos era mi cuerpo.
Esto me hace sentir que estoy usando una capa extra.
Las personas me miran más ahora de lo que hizo cuando era grasa.
[LLANTOS]
[MUSIC SOMBER]
Louise, ¿alguna vez pensar en hacerse daño?
♪ ♪
[LLANTOS]
Hey, hay ... Hay cirugías.
¿Lo sabes bien? Donde se eliminan el exceso de piel ...
Es todo lo que pienso, pero cuesta una fortuna,
y mi seguro no pagar por ello, por lo que esta es mi vida ahora.
No, no, ese no es el caso. No estoy dando para arriba en usted.
¿Bueno? ¿no es tampoco.
♪ ♪
- Helen, hey. - Hi.
Did any of your patients
get into Dr. Castro's Stage Two trial?
- Only one. - Hm.
Not a single one of my eligible patients got in.
- None? - None of Dr. Shoji's either.
Now if Dr. Castro's gotten government funding
for 40 patients, where are they coming from?
I flew all the way from Chicago for this?
- Sam, come on. - Sorry, it's just...
Su padre sigue ahí tratando de hablar con nosotros.
- Tratar de comunicarse con nosotros. - Pero no lo es.
Quiero decir, ¿por qué no puede usted ver eso? El se fue.
Madre, sabemos qué tanto quiere a papá todavía aquí.
Nosotros también lo extraño, pero estos son movimientos involuntarios solo.
Es decir, en este punto
todo lo que estamos haciendo movimientos involuntarios.
No ha estado aquí.
Ninguno de los dos han estado aquí lo suficiente
ver que éstos son diferentes.
Son estos diferentes?
No.
¿Nuestro padre mostró ningún signo de ... ¿qué es?
las funciones cerebrales superiores?
No.
Y que nos ha dicho hace 14 años
que se necesita más que un corazón que late
Declarar a alguien vivo, por lo que es la vida a mi padre?
Él no tiene ninguna función cerebral cortical,
por lo que tendría que decir que no.
♪ ♪
Le escuchas, mamá? ¿Por favor?
Nos dijo esto hace 14 años. Que acaba de decir de nuevo.
¿Cuánto más tenemos que estar pegado
en esta estela interminable?
♪ ♪
Sam tiene razón, mamá.
Parecía tan real.
[SIGHS]
Todos queremos que sea real; simplemente no es.
¿Qué pasaría si tuviéramos que, uh ...
♪ ♪
... Para dejarlo ir?
Si nos vamos a quitar su tubo uh, alimentación,
su cuerpo se vería privado de nutrientes,
y dentro de unos días a sus órganos empezarían a fallar,
pero les aseguro que no experimentaría
cualquier dolor o sufrimiento.
[MOANING]
[GEMIDOS]
...90.
50 mils solución salina normal a 24 grados de pie por.
Los resultados iniciales muestran BAL macrófagos cargados de lípidos
consistente con quemaduras químicas calientes.
Básicamente la misma que la guerra química.
- ¿Algunas ideas? - No es de la parte superior de la cabeza.
Así que veamos lo que el CDC recomienda.
¿Cuándo fue la última vez que tuvo que buscar
una pauta de tratamiento?
No lo sé. No desde que era un pasante.
De acuerdo, la, uh, CDC
recomienda esta semana, vamos a ver aquí ...
"Vent ajustes con bajos volúmenes corrientes y alta PEEP"
Eso contemporización, en el mejor.
Bueno, todos estamos volando a ciegas aquí.
Voy a tratar de localizar a una, uh, modulador PCSK9.
Una o dos dosis podría inhibir parte de la inflamación.
- En base a qué pruebas? - Como dije, volando a ciegas.
[Indistinto CHATTER]
Nos podía oír.
Él sabía lo que estábamos hablando.
- Él estaba pidiendo para nosotros a parada ... - Mamá, por favor.
Annie, que era una expulsión de aire sobre sus cuerdas vocales.
Sólo un reflejo, al igual que sus movimientos oculares.
No puedo creer que casi cometido el mayor error de mi vida.
El Dr. Kapoor,
¿Cuánto tiempo podría vivir si mantenía el tubo de alimentación en?
estimación conservadora?
Otros 20 años.
No puedo hacer esto otros 20 años.
No puedo.
- Adios mama. - ¿Te estas yendo?
No ... No sé qué más hacer.
¡Él es mi esposo!
Él era. Él era su marido.
Y él era mi padre.
Juro que es como si ambos murieron ese día.
Sam, su madre tiene ...
Ella misma atada a esta cama.
Nunca salir de la ciudad.
Nunca conocer a sus nietos.
14 años perdidos y para qué?
No estoy de quitarse la sonda de alimentación.
Si. Bien...
Pues bien, a pesar de los dolores en el pecho y dificultad para respirar,
el ECG volvió normal.
Así que tal vez hay una causa ambiental?
- [RONCOS] - ¿Qué se hace para ganarse la vida?
Yo trabajo la expansión L tren.
Oh, por lo que los dos estamos en la Edad Media.
[CHUCKLES]
Usted usa una máscara en los túneles?
Nah, I don't like the smell of my own breath.
- You exercise? - Only if you count smoking.
All right, deep breath for me.
[STRAINED INHALE]
All right, this could be pulmonary edema.
We're gonna get you on lasix,
and then back to making questionable health choices in no time.
Hey, doc, just remember,
if I drop dead, the L Train's only gonna take longer.
Duly noted.
[Música de percusión PREOCUPADAS]
- ¿Dónde está la carta? - cuya carta?
¿Quién tiene la carta de Ikaika?
En este momento, yo estaba poniendo notas en él.
- ¿Es una mancha de café? - ... mientras que consigue el café.
De acuerdo, la nueva regla, la gente.
Los gráficos no vienen con usted. Se llega a las tablas, ¿de acuerdo?
Dame ese.
Valentina!
He, uh, he tenido la intención de pedir,
¿cómo está la matrícula va en su juicio?
Excelente. Gracias.
Que llenó todas las 40 ranuras?
Sólo estoy inscribir 15.
¿No es nuestro objetivo de ayudar a tantas personas como sea posible?
Mi objetivo no es ayudar a 40 personas en este momento,
pero a millones de ayuda más tarde, cuando traemos un nuevo medicamento al mercado.
Yo sólo veo personas que están sufriendo ahora,
y usted puede ayudar a ellos. Es por eso que te traje aquí.
Helen, que no me trajo aquí.
Y no me gusta su tono.
De hecho, ahora que estoy silla,
Ni siquiera tiene que tener esta conversación.
No.
No era la respuesta que estaba esperando oír.
No cubrimos brachioplasties.
Son cosmética.
No. No, no, no.
Esto, uh, esto no es cosmético.
Es decir, sí, técnicamente es cosmético.
Me rompieron, pero, uh, Louise ...
Su piel la deja con toda una serie
de problemas psicológicos y físicos muy reales.
Lo siento. Se rechazó su reclamación.
Hardball. He oído acerca de usted.
Puedo jugar ese juego. ¿Puedo?
¿Por qué no me reformular el diagnóstico de Louise?
"Louise Galena tiene trastorno dismórfico corporal."
Y que uno está en el DSM.
¿Entonces que dices?
Quiere probar este baile una vez más?
La enfermedad mental no es razón justificable
para la cirugía estética.
Si lo fuera, tendrían que cubrir cada persona triste
que pensaban que un lavado de cara podría curar su depresión.
Brachioplasties se codifican en el sistema como cosmético,
y no hay mejoras o modificadores
que nunca va a cambiar eso.
Pero esto es ... esto es una situación de vida o muerte, Larkin.
Es. Louise se deprime.
Ella está enojada. Ella está luchando.
Ella vino a nosotros en busca de ayuda, y sólo la curó a mitad de camino.
Dejamos que con rollos de piel suelta que rozadura
y darle infecciones necróticas.
Y me estás diciendo con todo su know-how,
no hay nada que podamos hacer por ella?
Podemos cubrir medicinas por los sarpullidos.
[MUSIC SOMBER]
El Dr. Kapoor. mal de algo con Jacob.
Yo sólo tenía los ojos cerrados por un momento.
Y cuando desperté estaba así.
Tienes que hacer algo. Usted tiene que traerlo de vuelta.
Annie, no hay nada que pueda hacer.
Sin duda, hay algo ... Él estaba mejorando!
Él no lo era.
Si sus ojos están cerrados o abiertos,
ya sea que esté apretando la mano o durmiendo,
Jacob no está aquí. Nunca fue.
♪ ♪
Él es todo lo que queda.
Uh, got the modulator. Almost to you.
Jackson popped a lung.
The ventilator was supposed to keep him stabilized!
He was stable, and then he just crashed.
I can't figure out what the hell changed.
♪ ♪
Hey, uh, what happened to the prayer group?
They left, like, five minutes ago.
♪ ♪
Oh, there you are.
I'm on my way out. Can it wait?
It's about Castro's clinical trial.
- I have some concerns. - So I've heard.
What do you mean?
Uh, Castro already came to me.
Apparently she has some concerns with you.
[LAUGHS] She has concerns with me?
Well, that you're having trouble accepting your new role
in the department, and that you're overstepping her trial.
That's... all I did was point out
that she's leaving 25 patient slots unfilled.
That's 25 patients we could be helping, but we're not.
Well, I hear you, and I agree.
- I should jolly well hope so. - But NIH is funding the trial.
They're paying us, and Castro is in the driver's seat.
Okay, so we just stand by and watch her cherry-pick patients?
No, we stand by
and let Castro run the trial the way she wants
because those are the rules.
I'm certainly glad to know
that we're all about following rules these days.
Helen, that's not what... [GROANS]
May I?
[SIGHS]
Your mother loves you very much.
She barely knows me. Or my kids.
She gave up everything after Dad's accident.
[SOMBER MUSIC]
[SIGHS]
My wife died several years ago...
♪ ♪
And I would have done anything to bring her back.
I cannot imagine if she was still breathing
in front of my very eyes.
As a neurologist, I know your father is dead.
His soul is gone.
But even I would find it difficult to say good-bye.
Your mother sees that...
And she's trapped between life and death.
She wants to move on.
She wants to let go.
So why can't she?
Because she has pushed you both away.
If she lets your father go,
once and for all,
she believes she will be truly alone.
We've reached a crossroads, Rodney.
Look, closing in. No, like, for real this time.
- How close are we talking? - Four keystrokes.
Just gotta pop in my ADMIN password, and we're home.
- [COMPUTER BEEPS] - Oh.
Oh, you are so lucky
you're in an emergency room right now, Rodney.
Hey, help! I need help!
- What is it? - I can't see.
It's my right eye. I can't see anything!
Okay, okay, okay.
Uh, we're gonna need a CT with contrast, and let's page...
No, no, run and find ophthalmology.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowe?
So...
your son's lungs have failed,
and we had to put Jackson on heart-lung bypass.
Will he be okay? [CRIES]
Will he get...
We just don't know enough about the disease yet
to make any kind of prediction.
Vaping's been around for years.
How can you guys still not know?
The products are always changing.
And they're not being tested; they're not being regulated.
I mean, we're still learning
what the chemicals are doing to his body and to his lungs.
I'm sorry, I wish I had better news.
What are you saying?
I'm gonna do everything in my power to help your boy,
but you need to be prepared for...
No.
- It's... - No!
[CRYING]
Hey, uh, Mr. Reid.
Uh, I checked the website. You're right, very thorough.
Max, what are you doing here?
Um, do you remember the teenager
that I was telling you about? He's, uh...
Let's say his situation has exceeded the limits
of, uh, modern medicine, and he's just a kid.
Uh, he made an honest mistake,
and, uh, he's running out of time, so I thought...
[SIGHS]
I thought maybe you guys could...
Pray for him?
Put him in your minds, or whatever it is that you...
Um, his name is Jackson Lowe,
- and he could really use... - A miracle.
If you have one to spare.
Max. Doesn't work that way.
Then why do you do it?
I mean, why else do you come in my hospital?
Why do you come here?
You know what miracles are?
They're the word for the shoreline
between what we understand and what we can't.
Then what is praying
if not asking for some higher power to do something helpful,
something useful?
When we do it right, prayer changes us.
Not the other way around.
Whether we're praying for forgiveness, or gratitude,
or guidance, we're not looking out, Max.
We're looking in.
And if you can find that shoreline within yourself,
I mean really find it,
that's when you got a shot at one of your miracles.
[CONTEMPLATIVE MUSIC]
♪ ♪
[SHOUTING]
Hey. Hi.
Sorry, I'm...
I usually save my violent outbursts
for somewhere a little more private.
Hey, believe me, there are way worse things
you can do alone in a stairwell.
All I was trying to do was help more people,
and I'm the one who gets clobbered for it?
You get clobbered... I'm sorry, by who?
Oh... [SIGHS]
By the relentlessly unfair and stupid system we all live in.
- Ah, that. - [MOANS]
Yes, I'm very familiar with its work.
Do you, um... do you remember the patient you referred to me?
- Yeah, Louise Galena. - Galena, yeah.
So despite substantial
physical and emotional suffering,
insurance, in their infinite wisdom,
has decided not to cover her skin removal surgery.
They're calling it cosmetic.
Cosmetic... It's just, like...
[CHUCKLES]
If you had a breast cancer patient
who needed a mastectomy, insurance would cover that
plus the reconstructive surgery after it, yes?
- Mm-hmm. - Yeah!
Because with cancer, insurance pays to finish the job.
But Louise has been just abandoned
halfway through a treatment
because even though obesity is a disease,
it still isn't treated like one.
[LIVELY PERCUSSIVE MUSIC]
Then let's give her cancer.
What?
[MONITOR BEEPING]
[CONTEMPLATIVE PIANO MUSIC]
[SIGHS] [CHUCKLES]
Hello?
Up there?
I'm not really into this whole praying thing, but, uh...
My parents did a lot of it when my sister was sick, and...
♪ ♪
Didn't do a lot of good,
but...
I could really use a miracle down here.
And I know that's not how it works.
Believe me.
But of all the...
chaos in the world,
all the unfathomable, unspeakable things
that happen to people...
Can't one of them be good?
I don't have anything to, um,
bargain with, or offer except maybe this...
Empty part of me that...
I'm willing to fill up with something.
New.
Yeah, anyways.
Jackson could really use your help.
We're in OR 7 if you need specifics.
[EXHALES]
There you go. Hang in there.
What are we missing?
Who has Ikaika's chart?
- Something useful to add? - No.
But he had some dizziness when I took him to the bathroom.
Whew, how about his pee, right?
- What? - It stank.
- How'd you not notice that? - Glass houses, my friend.
Psh, no, my pee smells great.
No, I mean you didn't notice how swollen his neck was?
I read your notes. You skipped right by it.
How would you even fit that in the notes?
It isn't a computer. You can write on the side.
He's an elephant.
Let's get Ikaika on dialysis. It's nephrotic syndrome.
I think I speak for a few of us here when I ask,
how is he an elephant?
Well, a bunch of blind people touching an elephant
when asked, will all say it's something different.
The person at the trunk will say it's a snake,
the person at the leg will say it's a tree.
Only by combining all of these observations
do we see it's an elephant.
Numb feet, swollen neck, foul-smelling urine.
- It's nephrotic syndrome. - Huh.
♪ ♪
You had better get the L Train done on time, okay?
- [COMPUTER BEEPS] - Okay, Dr. Bloom.
That's it. Just gotta reboot the system
and this whole place will be back online.
[REFLECTIVE MUSIC]
♪ ♪
You know what? Take your time.
Oh, yeah, that definitely looks like
a dysplastic nevi to me. And there's one.
Yup, yup, that one's gonna work.
Ooh, that dot looks super cancery.
Maybe leave this bit to the oncologist.
Right.
Is this really gonna work?
Louise, patients with more than 100 moles
are at far greater risk of developing severe melanoma.
At this point, let's just say I've lost count.
So I'm going to suggest we skip the biopsy entirely
and have all of the skin removed.
Just to be safe.
And there's definitely an insurance code for that.
Does that mean...?
Your procedure will be covered fully?
Yeah.
[HOPEFUL MUSIC]
I don't know what to say! [LAUGHS]
Thank you!
Ooh, thank you so much!
[CRYING]
♪ ♪
Annie?
Tell her. It's okay.
[SIGHS]
We want you to be a part of our life.
Your life.
We just want our mom back.
♪ ♪
[CRIES]
There are times when even we find ourselves surprised.
How did this happen?
Could be the experimental agent we used
to reduce the inflammation.
It could be his own body fighting back the damage.
The CDC is still searching for treatments,
and there are kids Jackson's age who haven't been so lucky.
We may never know what helped your son turn the corner today,
but sometimes you just take the win.
Right, Max?
Amen to that.
- Uh, hey. - Hey.
- Uh, sorry about earlier. - It's fine.
No, it's not, so I made up for it.
Well, I seem to have missed the making up for it part.
Yeah, well, I got a call from our Insurance Liaison
about a patient who had 107 perfectly spaced,
atypical moles spanning both arms,
requiring reconstructive surgery.
She thought that sounded a little suspect.
Did you approve it?
Sure did.
Told her today was full of miracles.
I hear you're taking the morning off.
- No, I canceled my thing. - What thing?
I accidentally accepted a date with a woman,
and I am... [LAUGHS]
Not ready for that.
Someone asked you on a date?
Yeah, well, she called it a playdate.
It was for the baby. She's a mom.
Oh.
Where was this supposed to take place?
Park.
- What time? - 8:00 a.m.
Well, that doesn't really sound like a date.
To be fair, she didn't explicitly say it's not a date.
Then why did you think it was a date?
Because I have no idea what I'm doing.
[SIGHS]
Max, doesn't Luna deserve to have a new friend?
And don't you?
[BOYGENIUS'S "SOUVENIR"]
♪ ♪
♪ Dreamcatcher in the rearview mirror ♪
Hi. [LAUGHS]
♪ ♪
♪ Hasn't caught a thing ♪
Oh, look who's here. It's Luna.
Hi. Hi, Bobbi.
- Hey. - Hi...
♪ $20 in souvenirs ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Anything's worth trying ♪
♪ ♪
♪ To stay out of your nightmares ♪
♪ ♪
♪ unas horas en su sueño la noche anterior ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Siempre terminan muriendo ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Dijiste porque por supuesto que lo hice ♪
♪ ♪
♪ ♪ Oooh
♪ ♪
♪ ♪ Ooooh
♪ ♪
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