The Good Doctor Season 6 Episode 5
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00:00Previously on The Good Doctor.
00:02You put me here and I'm really angry about that.
00:06I am sitting in this chair because of that surgery.
00:09I enjoyed our field trip.
00:10I had a good time too.
00:14I'm sorry, I just, I can't.
00:18I know how to fix everything.
00:20There's a surgery that will cure limbs paralysis.
00:23It's not the cord, it's a deformity of the spinal column.
00:35Even if there's kyphosis, that doesn't mean that...
00:37She used to have a 10 degree curve, now it's 15.
00:41So what do you propose?
00:42We go through the abdomen and chest,
00:44fix the deformity and stabilize the column
00:45with cage plate and screws.
00:47With the tension in the cord relaxed, her body can heal.
00:50It will fix the paralysis.
00:52That might work.
00:53Might, might work.
00:55Might doesn't cut it,
00:56especially with the amount of instrumentation
00:58around the spinal cord.
00:59You could poke a hole in the gut or in the lung.
01:02Sepsis is a very real possibility.
01:04I won't poke a hole in anything.
01:06We need to remind you how confident you were the last time.
01:11I'm sorry, but the odds aren't good enough, not for me.
01:16Then better the odds.
01:18You two see if you can find a surgeon in our comfort zone.
01:21Any objections?
01:25No.
01:27Then I need to get started.
01:28I will be very busy this week.
01:42And you never fainted before today?
01:45No, never.
01:47Actually, I guess I fainted last week.
01:52I was at recess.
01:53I just sort of woke up on the ground.
01:57I thought you wouldn't let me do the Halloween pageant.
02:01I'm sorry.
02:02It's okay.
02:04We just want you to get better.
02:06So, you're Cinderella.
02:09I have the main solo.
02:10I'm singing No One Is Alone.
02:12Sondheim?
02:14I love it.
02:15What's your favorite?
02:17For what's the sound of the world out there?
02:21What, Mr. Tartt, what, Mr. Tartt, what is that sound?
02:24Crunching noises pervading the air.
02:28Yes, Mr. Tartt, yes, Mr. Tartt, yes, all around.
02:31It's man devouring man, my dear.
02:34And who are we to deny it in here?
02:41Why is there singing?
02:43And why are you green?
02:46It's Halloween.
02:51Heart rate's still 38 BPM.
02:53Hopefully, we can get you back in time for your solo.
02:56We can't.
02:57The electrical system in your heart is malfunctioning
03:00and you risk cardiac arrest.
03:01So, we can easily implant a pacemaker today
03:03to keep it functioning normally.
03:05Once it's in a pacemaker, it's very safe.
03:07Why is this happening to her?
03:09We will do blood work and blood tests.
03:12Blood work and electrophysiologic studies to find out.
03:15Plus, genetic work-ups on all three of you.
03:18If it's inherited, you might be at risk, too.
03:24Happy Halloween.
03:27MUSIC
03:44I get dizzy a lot cos I banged my head when I was a kid.
03:47They know, buddy.
03:49Oh, yeah.
03:51Sometimes I forget stuff, too.
03:53Chris is always looking out for me.
03:55He picks me up from daycare every day,
03:57he cooks me dinner, and he lets me play video games.
04:01Sounds like a good brother.
04:03Tell them what we say to each other.
04:06I say, I got your back, little bro.
04:09And then I go, I got your back, big bro.
04:15Nice approximation of the wound edges.
04:17You're good to go, Ollie.
04:20Oh.
04:22Back's been bugging me.
04:24Joys of ageing.
04:26Your pants are pretty loose.
04:28Lost a little weight recently.
04:30When did you see a doctor last?
04:32I don't know. Between Ollie and looking for work.
04:35Mind lifting up your shirt?
04:37Yeah.
04:46We're going to order lab tests and a CT for you, just to be safe.
04:53That potential assistant I liked with the septum ring?
04:55Mm-hm.
04:57Well, I watched her TikTok, and now I'm looking for another one.
05:03You reading your tablet?
05:05Yes, but I'm also listening to you with the doctor limb surgery.
05:08I have to do two jobs.
05:10Well, how about you start after our lunch?
05:16This is a growth opportunity.
05:18As a boss, you need to delegate.
05:20You think I write every line of code myself?
05:23I am a surgeon.
05:25I cannot delegate surgery.
05:27So figure out the elements of your job that only you can do,
05:30and delegate the rest.
05:33That is a good idea.
05:35The horse is with me.
05:40Nice. Love it.
05:42Ooh, gorgeous.
05:44So, the navy blue dress or the black skirt?
05:47They're all great.
05:49Your date's going to be blown away.
05:51Not necessarily my date.
05:53My neighbors aren't taking me to romantic restaurants.
05:55Your neighbors are a 90-year-old couple,
05:58and that hermit who likes to talk to his children owns.
06:01It's a date, right?
06:05This is my floor.
06:07Wise answer, matey.
06:09Date.
06:13Date. Definitely a date.
06:15Which is a problem, because those outfits suck.
06:18What else you got?
06:19Trashy.
06:20Frumpy.
06:21Slutty.
06:22Not slutty enough.
06:24God, no.
06:26Anything else?
06:28In my closet?
06:30There. 8 p.m.
06:36Try to hold still, Chris. This will just take a few minutes.
06:39Okay.
06:45I would have thought that you had more Halloween spirit.
06:48Oh, I have a lot.
06:49But as a professional woman, I express it after work.
06:53Interesting.
06:55What are you up to?
06:58There's a big pub crawl around San Pedro Square.
07:02A bunch of us are going.
07:03That sounds fun.
07:05Want to join?
07:08I think I'll skip.
07:10But thanks.
07:12No problem.
07:19I think I made things weird between us last night.
07:24It's fine.
07:28A three-centimeter mass partially compressing the bile duct.
07:36It created cancer.
07:42Hi.
07:43You're wearing that in the OR?
07:45I got the genetic testing back. Skylar has hemochromatosis.
07:48This means the heart problems?
07:50Yes, but look at her parents' results.
07:52Mom carries recessive gene.
07:54But not her dad.
07:56Which means he's not her dad.
07:58And given how he let us test him, he doesn't know it.
08:08What are we going to tell her parents?
08:10The genetic testing results.
08:12Placing the generator in the infraclavicular pocket.
08:15Any thoughts on how?
08:17Without destroying their marriage, I mean?
08:20I will delegate that task to you two.
08:23It will be a growth opportunity.
08:25You also need to inform Skylar's biological father that he's the carrier.
08:30We don't know who he is.
08:32Then it will be an even bigger growth opportunity.
08:36Adsensin-3-ovicryl.
08:43You have stage three pancreatic cancer.
08:45That means it hasn't metastasized yet, but it's for two lymph nodes.
08:50It's for two lymph nodes.
08:53So I'll do chemo?
08:55Chemo, radiation, molecular therapy would give you about eight months.
09:00There's a very extensive surgery called the Whipple procedure.
09:04It involves removing your gallbladder as well as parts of your bile duct, pancreas, and intestines.
09:10Okay, when can we do it?
09:12It only has a small chance of success.
09:14And if it fails, you'll have less time and more pain.
09:21When Ollie was a kid, my mom worked from home a lot.
09:27She always had me looking after him, which I hated.
09:30One day I was reading comics, and he fell down the stairs.
09:38You were just a kid yourself. All these injuries are your fault.
09:42I will do anything to be there for him.
09:48Order the pre-op testing for the Whipple procedure.
09:58I'm busy.
09:59No, you are waiting on your patient's earwax to soften.
10:02We can use a theracoscopic and laparoscopic approach with endoscopic decompression.
10:06I want to present it to Dr. O'Neill.
10:08We can use a theracoscopic and laparoscopic approach with endoscopic decompression.
10:10I want to present it to Dr. Lim.
10:12No.
10:13This approach has been used for tumor surgery.
10:16Did you say surgery?
10:17We're not talking about you.
10:19It's less invasive than my initial idea, with a lower risk of vascular injury.
10:23I said no, Sean.
10:24This is wild. It's like Rice Krispies popping in my ear.
10:31I did what Dr. Andrews said. I lowered the risk of injury.
10:35You didn't do what Dr. Andrews said. You didn't raise the chance that we're going to fix her paralysis.
10:39Paralysis?
10:40We're not talking about you. Tilt your head.
10:45Not good enough.
10:59Jacob will be back soon.
11:01Let's start with us.
11:03The pacemaker is working great.
11:05Thank God.
11:07But she has a genetic disease called hemochromatosis.
11:11Excess iron is building up in her body.
11:14That's why she was having heart issues?
11:16Yeah.
11:17And there's a small amount of damage to her liver, but it looks like we caught that in time.
11:22Iron is carried in red blood cells, so the main treatment is just regular blood draws.
11:27That's it?
11:29Great.
11:33Because of the forms you signed, we're supposed to tell you and your husband these results together
11:38and explain that hemochromatosis is a recessive genetic disorder,
11:41which means that for Skylar to have the condition, the gene needs to be carried by both parents.
11:46And then we'd explain that you carry it, but your husband doesn't.
11:56But that doesn't...
12:01Oh, God.
12:03Oh, God.
12:12Jacob's old college roommate.
12:16We were really close with him and his wife.
12:20Jacob suspected, but I denied it.
12:27He was just so amazing, and I was in a rut.
12:32Jacob and I are good now.
12:35Skylar is his daughter. I don't want that to change.
12:39We can't avoid your husband finding out his test results.
12:45Can you give us the biological dad's info?
12:49He needs to know he's a carrier.
12:51I don't want him involved.
12:55We can't tell him anything about you or Skylar. Privacy laws.
12:59But if he has other children, they could be in danger.
13:06I can't.
13:13I'd better go talk to my husband now.
13:17Are you trying to look like a stalk of celery?
13:23Oh, my go-to in the before times.
13:28Pair it with...
13:29Yule-la-ton blouse.
13:33And?
13:36And?
13:39And?
13:41And?
13:43And?
13:44And?
13:46These. Hot, classic, well done.
13:52Only issue, they could be hard to get off. Feature or bug, depending.
14:00Let's take a break.
14:02What's going on?
14:06I'm a different person now, with a different body.
14:09That he apparently finds attractive.
14:11Let's figure it out.
14:13It's not only sex.
14:16Don't worry, I'm just racing to start my life again.
14:24How much do I even like him?
14:27Is he a nice guy?
14:28Definitely.
14:29Cute?
14:30Pretty cute.
14:33Having just lost a nice and pretty cute guy, it goes a long way.
14:43This will work.
14:47Doesn't look like we can preserve the pylorus.
14:49We can reassess early in the surgery.
14:57I was an idiot the other night when I almost kissed you.
15:04Obviously, I like you, but it's a line I can't cross.
15:09If this is because we work together...
15:12It's not.
15:15I can't date anyone right now.
15:19But I really hope we can keep being friends.
15:23Okay.
15:29If we don't do a distal, we run the risk of...
15:30Hold up.
15:31The risk of...
15:34We clearly both like each other.
15:36But nothing can happen for some reason you won't share.
15:41But you still want to hang out.
15:44Yeah.
15:48Let's look at the common hepatic artery.
16:02Our other growth opportunity is waiting in the cafeteria.
16:13You'd think I'd carry a gene for this.
16:16Hemochromatosis.
16:17So, if you have kids...
16:18Yeah, two boys, six-year-old twins.
16:20Warning signs would be bronze skin, liver problems, lack of energy, joint pain.
16:25No.
16:26As far as I know, they're totally healthy.
16:28How did you find out I'm a carrier?
16:30I've never even been to this hospital.
16:32I'm sorry, we're limited by privacy laws.
16:34But as long as you and your kids get checked out, you'll be fine.
16:38Privacy laws? Who's privacy?
16:41I'm sorry, we can't say anything more.
16:46Jacob?
16:50Daisy had a kid?
16:51Yeah.
16:53Daisy had a kid?
16:58Hey, look, man, um, they just, they called me in here, I didn't...
17:02No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no! Don't!
17:16Okay, residents, that did not work at all.
17:19That did not work at all.
17:20You chose a very bad place to meet Mick, and then Mick got his nose broken,
17:23and then Mick complained that you got his nose broken,
17:25and then Dr. Andrews berated me for not being a good attending
17:28when all I did was delegate to the two of you.
17:31She suggested meeting him in the cafeteria.
17:33And you didn't object.
17:34As a feminist, it's not my place to...
17:35You both did terrible jobs.
17:37I have to work on Dr. Lim's surgery.
17:40Go check on Skylar's pacemaker.
17:50I can see the common hepatic artery.
17:52Resecting the large lymph node anterior to it?
18:00Dr. Park, the abdominal wall.
18:08That's not a local spread.
18:14Metastasis. We can't finish.
18:16We have to close him up, reverse what we can.
18:20Okay.
18:23We will go in posteriorly at T9L1.
18:27With no anterior instrumentation,
18:28she'll be at a lower risk for post-surgical complications,
18:31and her prognosis will be improved by completing posterior osteotomies
18:35to release tension on the cord.
18:38Still too risky.
18:40Have you even apologized to Lim yet?
18:42I have nothing to apologize for.
18:44Oh my God, Sean!
18:45You are still mad at me for not following orders.
18:48That's why you keep shooting down my ideas.
18:50You didn't listen to me,
18:51and you're refusing to accept responsibility.
18:53So yeah, I'm a little mad,
18:54but I'm shooting down your ideas because they're too risky.
18:58I don't believe that.
19:00Okay, fine. Don't believe it then.
19:01I want you to stop being mad at me so you will like my ideas again.
19:06Doesn't work that way.
19:07Then how does it work?
19:09How long are you going to be mad at me?
19:11I don't know.
19:15I'm gonna go finish my clinic hours.
19:18Okay.
19:26Is there something wrong with her pacemaker?
19:29Her heart is fine.
19:31She has jaundice.
19:32Her liver is failing.
19:39Hypotension from the heart block caused unexpected shock liver.
19:42She has been listed for a transplant on UNOS.
19:44I've asked for an exception to speed it up,
19:46but at this rate she will die before a donor liver becomes available.
19:49We tested her mom.
19:50She's not a good match,
19:51and her dad isn't either,
19:53since he's not her dad.
19:55What about her biological father?
19:57The mom's been calling him,
19:58but apparently he blocked her.
20:01We could try.
20:03You got him punched in the face.
20:05I will talk with him instead.
20:10No.
20:11You said before that I might have eight months.
20:14We didn't know it had metastasized.
20:19I always said I wouldn't do this to him.
20:22You're not doing anything to him.
20:23You're sick.
20:26He's gonna wind up in a group home.
20:28There are good ones.
20:31Patient services can advise you.
20:40Should we get your brother so you two can talk?
20:45Yep.
20:58Got a minute?
20:59Not really.
21:03Patient of mine.
21:06He's devoted his life to taking care of his brother,
21:08who's got a traumatic brain injury,
21:10but he's dying of pancreatic cancer,
21:12and he's terrified.
21:13The Whipple procedure is the...
21:15Now, this isn't a surgical question.
21:18I was hoping you'd talk to them
21:21about your experiences with Steve
21:25and after he died.
21:29Why?
21:30It would be great for them to see how well you've turned out.
21:34I don't know his brother will turn out well.
21:38I have ASD, but he has a brain injury.
21:41I know, but...
21:42I lived in a bus.
21:43I don't know where they live,
21:44but it is almost certainly not a bus
21:46where you would have already mentioned it.
21:50I still think it could help.
21:52It's much more likely.
21:53I can help with fixing Dr. Lim's paralysis.
21:55Your patient is dying anyway.
22:00Why are you in this office?
22:04I have a meeting.
22:12You're making this worse with Sean.
22:14You do realize that, don't you?
22:16You're making him more upset.
22:18He's got to take responsibility for what he did.
22:20He's trying,
22:21and you staying pissed at him
22:22isn't going to help that process.
22:24Which is exactly why I'm going to stay away.
22:26Well, you can't avoid him forever.
22:27Yes, I can.
22:28Stop it!
22:32You're mad at him.
22:33He's not going to apologize.
22:34Someone's mad at him.
22:36I'm mad at him.
22:37I'm mad at him.
22:38I'm mad at him.
22:39I'm mad at him.
22:40If he doesn't apologize,
22:41someone's got to make the first move.
22:43And that's got to be me.
22:44Yeah, of course it does.
22:45He's a grown man,
22:46and he's your husband.
22:47He is ASD,
22:48and he's your son.
22:54Your daughter is in liver failure.
22:56None of her relatives are suitable donors,
22:58but you might be.
23:01You want me to give my liver?
23:02Just one lobe,
23:03the full liver would kill you.
23:06I've never met her.
23:08I only heard about her a couple days ago.
23:11Okay, you're...
23:12you're biologically linked.
23:15That gives you responsibility.
23:18I have two little boys
23:20who need me.
23:21A wife I'm already in couples therapy with.
23:26I feel sorry for this girl.
23:28I really do.
23:29But I cannot destroy my family for her.
23:38♪
23:51My brother's going to be okay.
23:52We're going on a trip.
24:02Ollie?
24:04How about Nurse Hawks here
24:05takes you to the cafeteria
24:06to get some ice cream, hmm?
24:08Sunday?
24:10Go for it.
24:18I found a website for a clinic in Mexico
24:20that offers a cure for pancreatic cancer.
24:24Immunotherapy, stem cells, supplements.
24:27I know these clinics.
24:29They're scams preying on desperate people.
24:32What do I have to lose?
24:34Your money, for one thing.
24:37Your brother will need it after you're gone.
24:41If he loses me,
24:44he'll never make it.
24:46He will.
24:49You don't understand.
24:53Growing up, um,
24:55my family was really close.
24:57We worked the farm together.
25:00My brother...
25:01My brother was my best friend.
25:04One day, the tractor rolled,
25:06and my brother herniated a disc,
25:08getting it back up.
25:10The doctor gave him Oxy,
25:12and 18 months later,
25:14he moved on to heroin.
25:16Counselors, they, um,
25:18they told me, my mom, my dad,
25:21to cut him off,
25:22that he needed to hit rock bottom.
25:25So we did.
25:28And he did.
25:30For a while there,
25:33it felt like he was gone.
25:37My brother tells me now
25:40that our families love
25:42everything my parents taught him.
25:45That's what got him through.
25:49We saved him,
25:51even when we weren't there.
25:55Last month, he actually, um,
25:57he marked five years sober.
26:03Dolly can handle this.
26:08Tell him the truth.
26:15Don't argue with me.
26:17I'm not!
26:18Stop acting like a brat.
26:22Let's go now.
26:25That was school.
26:27You hit Susan Dawkins again?
26:29She was being mean to me,
26:30like she always is.
26:31Well, we talked about this, Maddie.
26:33All you gotta do is stay away.
26:35Why do I have to change what I do
26:37when she's the one who's mean?
26:38Because hitting people isn't acceptable, Maddie.
26:41Sometimes in life, people are gonna be mean.
26:44You always make everything my fault.
26:46No, I don't.
26:47You're supposed to be on my side.
26:48I'm trying to be on your side,
26:50but you make it damn near impossible
26:52because you never listen to me!
26:53You don't listen.
26:54You just boss me around.
26:55Oh, my God.
26:56Okay, you know what?
26:57Just go to your room.
26:58No.
27:01What did you say to me?
27:03Go to your room.
27:04I hate you.
27:05I said go to your room!
27:24Hepatic encephalopathy.
27:26Without a new liver,
27:27she'll be dead by tomorrow.
27:30Did you get the exception from UNOS?
27:32No.
27:33Then it's over.
27:35It's not.
27:37Her biological father could still be a match.
27:41First, you two failed with Mick,
27:43then I failed with Mick.
27:46We need to figure it out together this time.
27:54Ali, we're not gonna go to Mexico.
28:00Are you better?
28:05No.
28:08Are you dying?
28:14Yeah.
28:16But we are gonna spend every minute together.
28:22And I'm gonna find you a great group home.
28:26And I know that's hard.
28:31Ali, I am so sorry.
28:37Rajan's in a group home.
28:41Rajan.
28:44From my day group.
28:49He says he's got his own bedroom
28:54and the people are nice.
29:00He's okay.
29:07I got your back, big bro.
29:12I got your back, little bro.
29:18I got your back.
29:34Can I come in?
29:42I am mad at you.
29:44And for good reason.
29:46No matter how mad I get,
29:48I never stop loving you.
29:53I didn't tell that to Maddy enough.
30:01I don't know what you want me to take away from that.
30:08That I love you.
30:13I do too.
30:17And that I had good reasons,
30:20non-emotional reasons for shooting down your earlier ideas,
30:24but I think there might be something to that endoscopic plan, maybe.
30:28Do you have any of our CT scans?
30:30I have many of them.
30:33Well, let's start with one.
30:43Today might be the day
30:50Everything turns around
30:59Thanks for coming out, guys.
31:12That was beautiful.
31:14Thanks.
31:16I'm Leah.
31:17Nick.
31:18First time at the show?
31:20Yeah.
31:25Can I show you something?
31:28Sure.
31:43Wow, she's incredible.
31:47Your daughter?
31:49No.
31:53Yours.
31:55Only no one is alone
32:00Mother isn't here now
32:05What she'd say
32:08We'll go in posteriorly with minimally invasive percutaneous grooves
32:12into a complete vertebral column resection at the maximally kyphos segments,
32:16then reconstruct the vertebral bodies with an expandable cage.
32:20You're building a whole new spinal column.
32:22The safest way to remove the tension in your cord and let your body do its work.
32:27You came around?
32:29I wouldn't say I came around exactly, but I don't think it's crazy to say yes.
32:33At this point, it's not a medical question. It's an emotional one.
32:37You've got to ask yourself how bad you went out of that chair.
32:43I'll think on it.
32:52You look...
32:54I'm going to use a highly precise term here.
32:57Snazzy.
32:59Well, I spent hours applying very expensive snaz.
33:03You look great too.
33:04Thanks.
33:11Reservation for 200 Joseph.
33:17One moment.
33:20Is this the only entrance into the dining room?
33:23It's an old building. I'm so sorry.
33:25A couple of waiters are coming down right now.
33:27They'll carry you and the chair upstairs. It's no problem.
33:35You know, I have always loved this little courtyard area out here.
33:40Could you possibly bring down one of those corner tables and a couple of chairs?
33:45Just one, actually. I come equipped.
33:50I'll make it happen.
34:41A New Hope is, of course, a perfect movie.
34:44Correct.
34:45But, talking about the recent ones, there's one that, for me, really stands out.
34:52Rogue One.
34:54Yes!
34:58That ending!
35:00Genuinely a stunner.
35:01Not just for the franchise, but for any Hollywood blockbuster.
35:06So, what are we watching?
35:15I'm sorry.
35:17I didn't think that.
35:24Should I go?
35:27Yeah.
35:44I'm sorry.
36:02Guessing it wasn't a date?
36:06If it would help, I could tell you about what I thought was a romantic trip to Acapulco right after my accident.
36:11It wouldn't.
36:15It never even occurred to him that I would think it was a date.
36:24Don't do the surgery.
36:26Whatever Dr. Murphy is proposing, I'm sure sounds pretty good right now.
36:30Do you even know what he's proposing?
36:32This is about you wanting your old life back at any cost.
36:37I've been where you are.
36:39I've been where you are.
36:43The first year after I lost my leg, I would have risked anything to get it back.
36:49But, I like my life now.
36:52I like who I am now.
36:56Give yourself time.
37:06Skylar?
37:09Can you hear us?
37:13Mommy?
37:15Oh, careful. You've got a lot of stitches.
37:19What happened?
37:20You got really sick, but these doctors fixed you up.
37:25This man gave you part of his liver.
37:31He saved your life.
37:33Who are you?
37:39I'm Mick.
37:55See you on Monday.
37:59Five years sober, huh?
38:01Yeah.
38:07Do you even have a brother?
38:11I do, but he's not the addict.
38:17And your addiction is that the reason why you and I can't...
38:28Yeah.
38:32Yeah.
38:36About six months ago, I had a setback.
38:39Bought some heroin.
38:41Flushed it before I took it, but still.
38:45My first priority is making it to midnight without using.
38:49My second is becoming a surgeon.
38:53And I don't know how to add a third without risking the others.
38:57Thank you for trusting me.
39:05I really hope we can be friends.
39:07Yeah. We're friends.
39:27I have reserved N.O.R. for tomorrow afternoon in case...
39:31I've decided against the surgery.
39:34Thank you for your work.
39:39Why?
39:41She doesn't owe us an explanation, Sean.
39:43Yes, she does. I revised my plan like you told me.
39:47Sean.
39:48I can look for less invasive methods.
39:50Sean, stop.
39:51It's not fair.
39:52Sean, stop.
39:53Dr. Lim, if your concern is recovery time, I can show...
39:56Stop!
40:09It's not fair.
40:14Tell me the reasons why you think it's not fair, and I'll try to explain it.
40:19Janet, I'm sorry.
40:39I heard Lim said no to the surgery.
40:42You did the right thing trying.
40:44It accomplished nothing.
40:50When I went back to Hershey to help my family's company,
40:55I thought it would fix the business, fix things with my brother, fix things with my parents.
41:02Failed on all three.
41:04But I'm glad I did it.
41:06That makes no sense.
41:09I'd rather do my best and fail than always regret not trying.
41:14When people are in pain, try to help them.
41:20Even if you think it won't change anything?
41:26That only makes it braver.
41:45Thanks for coming.
41:53I am Dr. Sean Murphy.
41:56Dr. Park wants me to talk to you about my life.
42:00I don't know if I can help.
42:05But I am going to try.
42:14I am Dr. Sean Murphy.