The Good Doctor Season 4 Episode 16

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00:00You said the pain was intense?

00:05Yeah, it was sharp on both sides.

00:07And it didn't last long?

00:09Just a few minutes.

00:11And nothing in the 24 hours since then?

00:14My OB said it was probably round ligament pain.

00:17Yeah, that's basically rowing pains.

00:19Your uterus is expanding, so do your ligaments.

00:21Normal fetal heart rate and movement.

00:24Your BP is perfect.

00:26Everything seems normal.

00:28Complications and miscarriage are also normal.

00:32Leah's OB did not consider every possibility.

00:34Which is why we're here.

00:36Sean made a list, and I'm pretty sure he's not going to sleep

00:38until every possibility is ruled out.

00:41I categorized every medical complication

00:43that could negatively impact Leah or the baby,

00:45then sorted by case fatality risk.

00:48Mm-hmm.

00:50I'll get started on the tests.

00:53Shortness of breath, pulse ox and respiratory rate

00:55are dropping. She needs oxygen.

00:57Maxine Stanley, 87 years young.

00:59She passed out on the dance floor at a cocktail fundraiser

01:01for the Art Deco Society.

01:04Art Nouveau.

01:07Oh.

01:09She's in B-fib.

01:11Getting the crash cart?

01:12I'd look at a bracelet.

01:14It's a vintage Lalique. It's stunning.

01:15Either wrist, her medical bracelet.

01:17She's on a DNR.

01:20If we don't do anything, she's going to go asystolic.

01:22I know.

01:23Can't we just...

01:24No.

01:26Epinephrine. Epinephrine doesn't qualify

01:28as extraordinary life-saving measures.

01:29She has a DNR for a reason.

01:45Time of death, 2...

01:47She still has no heartbeat, but her pressure is rising.

01:53Could the machines be screwing up?

01:54All of them?

01:56Her oxygen levels are climbing to over 90.

01:59I'm hearing blood flow.

02:08I'm alive?

02:13What if you bozos did this?

02:24What if you bozos did this?

02:35Debbie asked me to bring this for the baby.

02:37Stuffed toys aren't safe for infants under 12 months old.

02:40They increase the risk of suffocation.

02:43I'll tell you, so thank you.

02:45You should be at work.

02:47Yeah.

02:48But you're not, so you must be here for a reason.

02:52Claire must have called you.

02:54She's worried about Leah.

02:55You got some of that right.

02:57Except that Leah is fine.

03:00You're not.

03:02Sean, you gotta relax.

03:04No one expecting a baby should relax.

03:06There are many things that could go wrong.

03:08Okay, so after the baby's born, then you can relax?

03:12No.

03:13The baby will be helpless, need us for everything.

03:17So once the baby learns how to feed itself and dress itself,

03:19then you can relax?

03:20No.

03:21Is my point becoming at all obvious?

03:24That I'm never going to relax ever again?

03:28Kinda, yeah.

03:31Sean, this should be the most amazing moment of your life.

03:35Every parent will tell you the same thing.

03:37If you blink, you're gonna miss it.

03:38And you're blinking.

03:40You're nervous and you're scared when you should be excited.

03:45No signs of preterm labor,

03:47and tests on your liver will add obstetric cholestasis,

03:50and it's not twin-twin transducion

03:53because you're officially not having twins.

03:56Turns out having a baby with a medical genius has a downside.

04:00But if there is a problem, I'd rather be here than anywhere else.

04:04Gotta take care of this little girl.

04:07Is the transducer secure?

04:09I just checked it. Why?

04:11Baby's heart rate is mildly bradycardic.

04:14Heart rate fluctuates with activity,

04:17and you've been off your feet for a while.

04:20But if Sean were here, he would check a transvaginal ultrasound.

04:24Let's get it set up.

04:30Good news. The arrhythmia didn't do a lot of damage.

04:33Three things I can't tolerate.

04:35Lactose, cargo pants, and my wishes.

04:39Being ignored.

04:40Mrs. Stanley, I can assure you we did not disregard your DNR.

04:43Then who did?

04:44It wasn't a who.

04:45You were treated for lung cancer recently.

04:48Didn't work.

04:49All chemo did was make me puke up any decent meal I ate.

04:53You also had a lobectomy to remove the tumors.

04:55They implanted a cardiac device.

04:57A pacemaker so I wouldn't die on the table.

05:00It's not a pacemaker.

05:01It's basically a miniature pump inside your heart,

05:04and if your heart stops, it takes over.

05:08Can you turn it off?

05:14Then take it out.

05:19Oh, I love it.

05:21It's too big for an infant to swallow,

05:23which means it's only moderately hazardous.

05:25Most good things in life are.

05:27Someday we'll tell our daughter how Dr. Ted and Dr. Dad both kept her safe.

05:33We have found something.

05:37You have type 2 vasoprevia.

05:40It's when the fetal blood vessels run across the cervix,

05:44making them extremely vulnerable.

05:47Now, they could rupture at any time.

05:50Definitely when your water breaks,

05:52but also under other added stress.

05:54And if that were to happen,

05:56I'd be in a lot of pain.

05:58When your water breaks, but also under other added stress.

06:02And if that were to happen, how bad would it be?

06:06We would lose the baby.

06:21There's a small secondary placental lobe and multiple vessels at risk.

06:25Gestational age?

06:26Two weeks. Two weeks short of viability.

06:28C-section is not an option.

06:31I suggest fetoscopic laser ablation to stabilize the vessels

06:35and avoid fetal exsanguination.

06:37It's very risky, but has the highest potential to avoid elective prematurity.

06:40I wrote a preliminary surgical plan. Should we review it?

06:43Well, I'm familiar with the procedure.

06:45Good. Since you're the head of surgery, you can take the lead.

06:49I will assist, and Claire showed excellent judgment ordering the ultrasound,

06:52so I would like her to join us.

06:54Dr. Jordan has a calming bedside manner.

06:57This is a good team.

06:59I don't disagree.

07:01Except you can't be on it.

07:04Yes, I can.

07:07I reviewed the rules.

07:09It is a conflict of interest for doctors to operate on family members.

07:13Leah and I are not married, so there's no conflict.

07:16Sean, Leah is carrying your child.

07:18We aren't operating on the child.

07:20You're citing technicalities.

07:22I am citing the rules.

07:23Then why are those rules in place?

07:25So that people with emotional conflicts don't get...

07:27Then the rule should have said that.

07:29It doesn't. It just says...

07:31Sean, I care about you and Leah too much to put your baby's life at risk

07:34just to make you feel useful.

07:43You are the president of the hospital.

07:45You can overrule Dr. Lim.

07:47I agree with Lim.

07:49Everyone, including you, is always telling me I'm not emotional enough,

07:52and you are saying that I am too emotional?

07:54Are you not angry right now, Sean?

07:57Are you not scared?

07:59You're as emotional as anyone.

08:01Maybe you don't have access to it.

08:03Maybe you don't understand.

08:05Well, nobody understands it.

08:06It's just that that's not the issue.

08:11If I hadn't been scared, we wouldn't be here.

08:15I wouldn't have ordered the tests,

08:17and Leah would have lost the baby.

08:20My emotion helped.

08:26Dr. Lim made the right call.

08:31Considering Maxine's age,

08:33stopping her heart and placing her on bypass is way too risky.

08:38What about robotic-assisted surgery?

08:40Adapt the approach using cardiac tumors

08:42to remove the device while her heart's still beating.

08:44I'm sorry, but should we really be operating on this woman at all?

08:48A DNR is one thing,

08:50but now we're considering an experimental elective surgery

08:53for the sole purpose of facilitating the patient's death.

08:55The patient agreed to the device to save her life,

08:57not prolong her death.

08:59Is that what we're doing when we treat terminally ill patients?

09:02She's making a mistake.

09:04She's making a choice, which is hers to make.

09:06But it doesn't make sense.

09:08She's more full of life than any patient I've treated this month.

09:11So talk to her.

09:13Make her change her mind.

09:15Or maybe she'll change yours.

09:18I don't know.

09:48I love you.

10:02I love you, too.

10:10Pong, I've been waiting for that red dragon.

10:18Close-up, Miss Stanley.

10:20A Sunset Boulevard reference.

10:22And you were born, what, ten years ago?

10:24Mm-hmm. I've never seen it,

10:26but my Bubby, my grandmother,

10:29used to say it all the time.

10:31She's the one who taught me Mahjong.

10:33Well, was she as naive as you think I am?

10:38You have better things to do, young man.

10:40And at this point in my life, I don't need any new friends.

10:48Do you want to die?

10:50Something only the young would ask,

10:52thinking there's actually an option.

10:54Well, sometimes, if you're lucky,

10:56there's a choice about when.

10:59And sometimes, if you're really lucky,

11:01there's a choice about how.

11:05I want to die on the dance floor,

11:07with a song in my heart,

11:09a drink in my hand.

11:11You want me to die a few months later,

11:14in pain, not knowing who I am

11:16or where I am.

11:18Forgive me for not saying thanks for the opportunity.

11:23Ah. Mahjong.

11:38Feels weird, right?

11:40Watching other people do your job

11:42is like being the understudy in a Broadway show.

11:44Or a couple college musicals, basically the same thing.

11:47I should be part of the surgical team.

11:50I have studied every aspect of this surgery extensively.

11:55You know, I never expected to take you seriously as a surgeon.

11:58I never saw you as competition

12:01until that aortic dissection our second year.

12:03There was surprise clotting in the false lumen.

12:07Which you performed flawlessly.

12:09That's when I realized I'd underestimated you.

12:12Just like Dr. Lim is underestimating me now.

12:17No, Sean.

12:19You didn't become a better doctor

12:21because of that surgery with Melendez.

12:23I became less of an idiot

12:25and finally realized I wasn't the only person here

12:27capable of doing great work.

12:31Leah's in good hands,

12:33even if they're not your hands.

12:41♪♪

13:01The baby is fine.

13:03Dr. Lim did an excellent job.

13:06So did Claire and Dr. Allen.

13:08The vessel is healing,

13:10but still vulnerable.

13:12Also, the baby needs steroids to speed lung development.

13:16We will recheck the ultrasound in 24 and 48 hours.

13:19Until then, all we can do is watch and wait.

13:23At least I know the password to the good Wi-Fi.

13:37You okay?

13:38If you're researching which steroid is most effective...

13:41I'm not.

13:42I'm trying to take my mind off of the baby

13:44and what can go wrong

13:46and all the other things I can do nothing about

13:48and focus on something I can do well.

13:51My job.

13:58Is that helping?

14:01It could be.

14:09Go do your job.

14:26Robotic-assisted left anterior thoracoscopic

14:29removal of a cardiac device.

14:31Who wants to write the paper with me?

14:34Assuming it works.

14:38Sean?

14:39I wasn't aware you'd be joining us.

14:41This surgery is interesting and very complicated,

14:44and I don't care about the patient at all.

14:46It seems like an excellent distraction.

14:50You can always use another set of eyes.

14:52I'm sorry about Leah.

14:54If there's anything I can do...

14:55No, you can't.

14:56As a first-year resident,

14:57you're one of the least qualified doctors here.

15:00There is no need for you to be here.

15:02As a first-year resident,

15:03you're one of the least qualified doctors here.

15:05There's more scarring around the device

15:07than the imaging showed.

15:08We're going to need to free it before we can remove it.

15:11Clamp is loaded.

15:12Let's begin with the outflow cannula.

15:14We'll see if our patient can tolerate it.

15:24Vitals are stable.

15:26EKG is good.

15:28EKG is good.

15:29This is excellent.

15:31Focus, not thinking about Leah

15:33or how we could lose the baby.

15:39Fetal heart rate is 125.

15:41Mom's BP is 110 over 60.

15:43Vitals are normal.

15:44There was some fluid leakage,

15:45so Dr. Allen, check for prom.

15:47Negative and no contractions.

15:49Let's confirm it's amniotic fluid,

15:50then test for an LNS ratio

15:52to see how the lungs are responding to the steroids.

15:55How do you feel?

15:57I don't speak doctor,

15:58but if I were a car,

15:59fluid leakage would be a problem.

16:02Amniotic fluid can leak slightly after surgery.

16:05It's just something for us to keep an eye on.

16:07Right.

16:09Wait and see.

16:13Where is Dr. Ted?

16:15Who?

16:16The toy Shawn brought for the baby.

16:17It was right here.

16:18What kind of mother loses her baby's first teddy bear?

16:20Leah, it's fine.

16:21No, it's not.

16:22He's right here.

16:29You're welcome.

16:34Being in a hospital,

16:36trying to protect your child,

16:38is a terrifying, awful, lonely feeling.

16:42And there's nothing as a doctor I can say to make it better.

16:45But as your friend,

16:47I can let you know,

16:48you're not alone.

16:52Isabel and I have been trying to have a family.

16:55I've almost lost track of how many IVF cycles.

16:58People come over and ask how it's going.

17:01We say getting close, whatever that means.

17:04Mostly, it's just an answer designed

17:06to get people to stop asking questions.

17:09I've been scared since I was a kid.

17:12If I could just be better,

17:15a better daughter,

17:17a better student, a better doctor,

17:19then I could stop bad things from happening.

17:22But when Melinda's died,

17:25I finally realized

17:27that life is not something you're supposed to control.

17:32It's something you're supposed to share.

17:35Eight months pregnant,

17:36Mia and I had everything planned.

17:38Bags packed, alternate routes to the hospital.

17:41Mia's water breaks at the mall.

17:44Nothing went the way it was supposed to go.

17:47And it was the best day of my life.

17:50I thought I was ready,

17:52but when I lost Junior,

17:55it took a long time for me to stop blaming myself.

18:00A year later, I got a cat.

18:02That helped.

18:03You lost a child, and you got a cat?

18:06Junior was my tortoise.

18:08Oh.

18:09First pet I ever owned.

18:11That should have been the beginning of the story, Dr. Allen.

18:14I wasn't the one who left the gate open.

18:17Your tortoise ran away?

18:20Oh.

18:30Your amniotic fluid levels are stable.

18:32That is good.

18:33We need a plan in case your water breaks at the mall.

18:36I take it that's a specific concern you heard about from...

18:39Dr. Park says his wife...

18:41Stop talking to people.

18:43Okay.

18:44There are three surgeries I'm thinking of using

18:47to distract me next.

18:48One is a gallbladder removal,

18:50which sounds very boring, but it...

18:52Sean.

18:53What?

18:59Lower extremity swelling and shortness of breath

19:02are symptoms of a pulmonary embolism.

19:04Page Dr. Brown.

19:09Congratulations, Mrs. Stanley.

19:11The surgery was a success.

19:13Success feels like I've been run over by a truck.

19:16Surgery takes a toll.

19:18You'll get a set of instructions for post-op care,

19:20healthy food choices, limiting activities.

19:23And I can throw those instructions in the trash for you,

19:26or you can do that yourself.

19:27We'll give you something for the pain

19:28and some antibiotics for a small infection

19:30around the surgical site.

19:31And you'll be back to the dance floor.

19:33Low blood pressure and erratic heart rhythm be damned.

19:37Let me?

19:39I-I don't turn out from Rouge D'Or to just anyone.

19:45Thank you for the vote of confidence.

20:06Hmm.

20:07Nice job.

20:09Same, Bubby.

20:14So, Dr. Wolk,

20:16what's on your agenda this time?

20:18This time, I just like you.

20:22So, what are you gonna do?

20:24You gonna keep going to Art Nouveau parties?

20:26You say that like it's a bad thing.

20:28It's not a bad thing.

20:29It's just not a meaningful thing.

20:33My Bubby died when I was in med school.

20:36I can't tell you what I'd give for a little more time with her.

20:42May her memories be a blessing.

20:49Family is important.

20:52I have a favorite nephew.

20:55It'll be nice to spend more time with him.

21:00And a few others.

21:06There.

21:08The clot is in the lower right pulmonary artery.

21:11It's small.

21:13Could we use a TPA to dissolve it?

21:15Anticoagulants are too risky during pregnancy.

21:18Maybe we just keep an eye on the clot

21:20and hope it breaks up on its own.

21:22Bed rest increases the likelihood of more clots.

21:25I think we should insert an IVC filter.

21:27That would trap future clots before they get to the lungs.

21:29It's hard to know what the stress of another procedure will do,

21:32but I think we should risk it.

21:35Sean, what do you think?

21:41I...trust your judgment.

21:49Hey, have you seen Dr. Andrews?

21:51I want to see if he'll talk to our oncology group

21:53about enrolling Mrs. Stanley into a clinical trial.

21:55What happened to dancing and drinking until she dies?

21:58Well, I think I sold her on a little pain

22:01for a little more life.

22:03That's...great.

22:05Which one of your patients rented the gourmet taco truck

22:07that's blocking the clinic entrance?

22:09If they're serving carnitas, I want in.

22:11I'm gonna live till I die

22:16I'm gonna laugh instead of cry

22:21I'm gonna take the town and turn it upside down

22:25Doctors, welcome to my going-away soiree.

22:28If you want some beads, you're going to have to show a little...

22:31Not happening, Maxine.

22:33And as much as we understand your desire to get back to partying,

22:35we have hospital rules about...

22:37Oh, sue me, or more accurately, sue my estate.

22:40I am sorry about your grandmother, Asher.

22:44But what you missed isn't more time.

22:46It was a chance to say goodbye.

22:48Thank you for giving me that chance.

22:51I've decided to refuse the antibiotics.

22:55Without antibiotics, you'll develop sepsis

22:57and be in cardiogenic shock in as little as 24 hours.

23:03I don't understand.

23:05Why are you doing this?

23:07Because it's my life.

23:09All of it.

23:12Including the ending.

23:16Including the ending.

23:30Placing an IVC filter is a safe procedure

23:34with a very low complication rate,

23:36and Claire is an excellent doctor.

23:40Sean.

23:43It's okay to be scared.

23:47But it's not helpful.

23:50I want to make things better.

23:54I don't know how.

24:03Look.

24:06That's going to be us.

24:09You don't need to fix things, Sean.

24:12Just believe with me that we're gonna get through this

24:16and that the three of us are going home.

24:31Somebody needs to check your oxygen, young lady,

24:34because you're not making any sense.

24:36I told you.

24:38I am not delirious, Dr. Glassman.

24:40I just happen to have my own opinion.

24:42It's not a matter of opinion.

24:44It's a matter of absolute fact.

24:46Ted Williams was the greatest baseball player of all time.

24:48End of discussion. Full stop.

24:50Ted Williams was good.

24:52Not exactly a hot take, but John Paciorek

24:55beat Ted Williams like a drum.

24:57Only played about 1,000 in Major League Baseball.

25:00Now you're gonna say... I am.

25:02Played one game. That's right.

25:04And I'm gonna say baseball wasn't fully integrated

25:07until 1959, a year before Williams retired.

25:10Numbers aren't everything, Dr. Glassman.

25:13More does not mean better.

25:15Not in life, not in baseball.

25:17Maybe in tacos.

25:19I'm sorry. Why are we talking baseball and tacos?

25:22Have you had one?

25:24I've had four, and they're wonderful,

25:26and you would make an excellent lawyer.

25:28You know, I haven't had this much tongue in my mouth

25:30about Woodstock.

25:32Well, some of us think that you might be a little crazy.

25:34A little?

25:36Some people can't tell the difference

25:38between crazy and happy.

25:40Either way, you're perfectly capable

25:42of making your own decisions,

25:44and I'm gonna leave this lovely party.

25:46Excuse me.

25:48Just do me one favor.

25:50Will you keep the volume down?

25:55It was a pleasure to meet you.

25:57Pleasure to meet you.

26:00♪

26:10Are those Maxine's new ABG results?

26:13No.

26:19If you want to talk...

26:21Why are you so upset about Mrs. Stanley refusing treatment?

26:25She has terminal cancer.

26:27She is dying.

26:29Doctors can't fix that.

26:35I know my family loved me,

26:37but they didn't see me.

26:41Except my grandmother.

26:43She'd catch my eye at Shabbat dinner

26:46and make some ridiculous face,

26:48so I'd laugh and get sent to my room,

26:50and that's where I'd find it.

26:52A book or music

26:54or something verboten.

26:57She thought I'd like...

27:01She passed away a few years ago.

27:04More time would have meant...

27:09Everything.

27:13Time is hope.

27:18ABG results for Mrs. Maxine Stanley?

27:24♪

27:54♪

28:24♪

28:40Right before inserting the IVC filter,

28:43I ordered a non-stress test

28:45to make sure the baby could tolerate the procedure.

28:48That's when I noticed the heart rate

28:50had been getting progressively slower.

28:52So after we implanted the filter,

28:55I ordered a Doppler ultrasound.

28:59The tracing of the umbilical artery

29:01was dampened with flow reversal.

29:06There wasn't just one clot, Sean.

29:08There were two.

29:09One we couldn't see

29:10because it was lodged in the umbilical artery.

29:15Maybe I made a mistake

29:17or I missed something.

29:19I really, really want to be wrong about this, Sean.

29:23You aren't wrong.

29:28I saw the test results on the amniotic fluid.

29:34The lungs aren't responding to the steroids.

29:37The baby can't survive.

29:44I'm sorry.

29:47Did you talk to Leah?

29:50No.

29:56I couldn't protect Leah.

30:01The only thing I can do for her now

30:03is give her more time...

30:09to hope.

30:12I don't think you're doing this for Leah.

30:16I think you're protecting yourself

30:18from the pain of watching her pain.

30:34Would you like me to be there?

30:41No, thank you.

31:11I love you.

31:41I love you.

32:12Crap.

32:24There was nothing anyone could have done

32:26that would have made any difference.

32:29And nothing about this affects your chances

32:31of having a healthy baby later.

32:37What do we do now?

32:42Medically, you have two choices.

32:44You can be sedated and have a DNC,

32:47or some people decide to induce labor

32:49so they can hold their child.

32:58Uh, could you give us a minute?

33:01Of course.

33:11Do you want to discuss risks and benefits?

33:15No.

33:17I don't need any more information.

33:23We've lost her.

33:29We lost her,

33:31and this isn't about medical questions anymore.

33:41I can't go into labor and not leave here with our baby.

33:59Remarkable.

34:01Swelling's down, trends are improving.

34:03Your infection appears to be clearing on its own.

34:06Apparently, life isn't done with you yet.

34:12Yesterday was one of the best days I've had in a long time.

34:19Not because of the party.

34:22Because of the memories.

34:25Midnight taco runs with my college roommates,

34:29my sister messing up the words to my favorite song,

34:33arguing with my husband,

34:38who served the best margaritas.

34:42I-I've had a wonderful life,

34:46and with wonderful people.

34:49Maxine, there's no reason you can't have more of that.

34:55They're gone.

35:01And now I, uh...

35:05I have to go home alone.

35:22Pretty incredible that a woman of her age,

35:25ravaged by cancer,

35:27could fight off an infection overnight.

35:30If I were a religious man, I'd say,

35:32that's... that's a miracle.

35:35So either I should go join a church or a temple or a mosque,

35:38or someone slipped antibiotics into Maxine Stanley's I.V.

35:42Antibiotics which she specifically asked us not to give her.

35:45Don't say anything. Not a word.

35:51Say something stupid like a confession,

35:53and I'm gonna have to fire you right on the spot.

35:56Not to mention fending off a lawsuit

35:58which we would and most certainly should lose.

36:03More importantly, none of this helps Maxine, does it?

36:08So what happens now?

36:11I don't know.

36:16Let's just say, for the sake of it, that you know this doctor.

36:21Would they feel at all guilty?

36:26Yes.

36:28Why?

36:30Because she's a good woman, and...

36:36it was her decision.

36:38You knew it was her decision? You were told it was her decision?

36:41You didn't listen?

36:42What makes you think next time won't be any different?

36:44Because I saw her this morning,

36:46and for the first time, I saw...

36:49her pain.

37:01Okay.

37:07You're gonna have to make this right.

37:30Okay.

37:57Hey.

38:00Hey.

38:06Hey.

38:31I'm sorry things didn't turn out like you wanted.

38:35That's okay.

38:38Lots of great books have final, lousy chapters.

38:48This is an aid in dying request.

38:51There are procedures that allow you to end things

38:55when you want to end things.

38:59It can be complicated.

39:01Quite a few regulatory hoops.

39:06I'll get you through them.

39:29♪

39:34♪

39:52♪ Ooh, child

39:55♪ Things were gonna get easier

40:00♪ Ooh, child

40:02♪ Things will be brighter

40:07♪ Ooh, child

40:10♪ Things were gonna get easier

40:15♪ Ooh, child

40:17♪ Things will get brighter

40:22♪ Someday, yeah

40:25♪ We'll put it together

40:30♪ Someday when your head is much lighter

40:37♪ Someday, yeah

40:39♪ We'll walk in the rays

40:44♪ Someday when the world is much brighter

40:56♪ Someday when the world is much brighter

41:06Did I ever tell you about the day Kellen was...

41:08You did.

41:10And tell me again.

41:13♪ Things were gonna get easier

41:16♪ Ooh, child

41:18Hey, Deb.

41:20No, uh, I'm not gonna be late.

41:25I just, um...

41:29I just...

41:31wanted to hear your voice.

41:38♪ Someday, yeah

41:40♪ We'll walk in the rays

41:42♪ Of a beautiful sun

41:45♪ Someday when the world is much brighter

41:55♪

42:01♪ Ooh, child

42:04♪ Things are gonna get easier

42:09♪ Ooh, let them look bright

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