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The Good Doctor Season 6 Episode 7
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00:00You're smiling.
00:07Why?
00:09That is your menstrual cycle.
00:13It's been a year since we lost the baby, and I finished my anticoagulants.
00:18Which means...
00:19We can try to conceive again.
00:21I have an appointment with Dr. Winkler today.
00:24If she gives us the go-ahead.
00:25Here was the minimum.
00:27Good vibes, John.
00:29Send good vibes into the universe, good things come back.
00:33Vibe with me, babe.
00:35I would very much like to have a baby with Leah.
00:39Well, get ready to make one.
00:42Okay.
00:43We are going to make a baby.
00:45Yeah.
00:52I have 23 minutes until I need to leave for work.
01:00Should we save your swimming, guys, until I ovulate?
01:03Recent research demonstrated frequent ejaculation improves sperm motility.
01:07Oh.
01:08Okay.
01:10Oh, yeah.
01:26Isabel.
01:30What are you doing here?
01:32Gina Cooper.
01:33Pregnant with sextuplets.
01:36That's what all my calls and texts were about.
01:38So you would already know if you'd answered.
01:54You show up, ask me for a consult like you're any other doctor?
01:58Whatever the appropriate approach is for ex-wives, tell me.
02:02And I'll take it.
02:04Couple couldn't conceive, so I prescribed clomiphene.
02:08Six babies just after one round.
02:11They won the lottery.
02:12Or lost.
02:13Two require immediate surgical intervention.
02:15At least.
02:16No any surgeons.
02:22Marcus, this family needs your help.
02:25If needed, I will step off the case and I will find them another OB.
02:34Stay.
02:37It wouldn't be fair to the patient.
02:43Each of your babies gets their own dedicated team of doctors.
02:46Now, since all of the babies will be under two pounds at birth,
02:49they will all need a lot of care, attention, and time in our NICU,
02:53maturing those lungs.
02:55Once they're feeling strong enough to make some demands,
02:59you'll hear that beautiful cry.
03:01A baby crying is a good thing.
03:03It lets us know the baby's healthy.
03:05And that's when we name them.
03:07Once they've cried, we know they're okay.
03:09I wish they could stay inside mom longer and get bigger.
03:13Baby F's airway mass is already causing severe narrowing of the trachea
03:18and her lungs aren't developing properly.
03:20A few more days and her heart could fail.
03:22So we deliver today.
03:23Yes.
03:24Everyone ready?
03:32Baby A through baby E will all be born in under three minutes.
03:36Baby A.
03:38At birth, they'll each be given an APGAR score to let us know how they are doing.
03:42Seven or above is reassuring.
03:46It's a girl.
03:49Baby B.
03:50All right.
03:51Hello.
03:54Baby A.
03:56APGAR 7.
04:00It's a boy.
04:02Surprise.
04:03Monodye.
04:04B and C share the same placenta.
04:07Very rare.
04:08Identical twins.
04:10A boy, obviously.
04:12Baby B.
04:13APGAR 5.
04:16Baby C.
04:17APGAR 4.
04:20Baby D.
04:30It's a boy.
04:37Baby E.
04:38Baby D.
04:39APGAR 6.
04:48Spina bifida.
04:52Baby E is a girl.
04:58Baby E.
04:59APGAR 6.
05:00Baby E will go to the OR for her spina bifida surgery after delivery.
05:04Exposing baby F to exit procedure.
05:07Once baby A through baby E are in the NICU,
05:10Dr. Barnes will deliver baby F's arm and head through the C-section incision,
05:15leaving the placenta attached.
05:17Now, Mom, that allows you to keep providing oxygen to your daughter.
05:20You're standing. Take Papa to check on his other babies.
05:23We're all good here, Jack.
05:25Dr. Lim.
05:26Then Dr. Lim will perform the exit procedure.
05:29First time it's ever been done in a multiple birth.
05:33She's got this.
05:37Moving through the oropharynx cavity.
05:39Baby F's umbilical cord looks very thin and friable.
05:42Placenta's still attached?
05:43Yep. Mom has given her all of the oxygen she needs.
05:45At the larynx, approaching the trachea.
05:48I've identified the cyst.
05:50The pulse is extremely faint.
05:51The cyst is causing total obliteration of the airway.
05:53Microglater?
05:55I've completely lost the pulse and the cord.
05:57We have less than a minute to deliver.
05:58Having trouble with the umbilical cord.
06:00We have less than a minute to deliver.
06:01Having trouble visualizing the base.
06:03Maybe you're not there yet.
06:04Probing deeper.
06:05Keep going. A little more.
06:07I see it. You're two millimeters away.
06:11Got it.
06:14Cyst is decompressed. Airway is open.
06:17Placing ET tube.
06:20Finally.
06:22Baby F.
06:23It's a girl.
06:24Okay.
06:31Good work.
06:34Baby F. Apgar 5.
06:40For taking this on.
06:42The hard part's just beginning.
06:50Okay.
07:00Baby F.
07:01Baby F.
07:03Baby F.
07:04Baby F.
07:05Baby F.
07:06Baby F.
07:07Baby F.
07:08Baby F.
07:09Baby F.
07:10Baby F.
07:11Baby F.
07:12Baby F.
07:13Baby F.
07:14Baby F.
07:15Baby F.
07:16Baby F.
07:17Baby F.
07:18Baby F.
07:19Baby F.
07:20Baby F.
07:21Baby F.
07:22Baby F.
07:23Baby F.
07:24Baby F.
07:25Baby F.
07:26Baby F.
07:27Baby F.
07:28Baby F.
07:30Baby A.
07:33Baby A's one and five minute, Apgar.
07:34Seven and nine.
07:36Mom should be coming too.
07:37Take her to meet her parents.
07:44Keep B and C together.
07:46We have two different NICU rooms.
07:48Either boy is crying and co-bedding identical to him pre-meets can be beneficial for both.
07:52That's anecdotal.
07:53Risks include poor thermal regulation, increased...
07:55Just do it.
08:00Baby D is not crying, plus he has nevus simplex and meconium stained fluid.
08:04Get the heel stick and go tell the lab it's stat.
08:11Spinal lesion cover was thorough wet tail fill.
08:13Heading to OR2.
08:14Keep me posted.
08:17And how's the star of our show?
08:20Baby F.
08:21Not singing yet, but airway is clear.
08:23Take her to NICU.
08:24Hopefully she cries soon.
08:27Hey.
08:29Hi.
08:31My hero.
08:32Where are my babies?
08:33They're in the NICU now.
08:35Except for baby A here.
08:42I'm sorry.
08:43I'm sorry.
08:44I'm sorry.
08:45I'm sorry.
08:46I'm sorry.
08:47I'm sorry.
08:48I'm sorry.
08:49I'm sorry.
08:50I'm sorry.
08:51I'm sorry.
08:52I'm sorry.
08:53I'm sorry.
08:54I'm sorry.
08:56I'm sorry.
08:58She got a head start on her siblings.
09:09Listen to those healthy lungs.
09:11First to cry.
09:12She's an overachiever.
09:19What do you think about Abigail?
09:21Forever baby A.
09:24I love it.
09:25And her.
09:32How about it, B?
09:33Can we get those lungs strong enough to move you to a CPAP?
09:36You heard those studies on COVID and identical preemies?
09:39No.
09:40C-cyanotic, eustachypneic, and retracting.
09:43Check his liver.
09:44The research is totally shaded by confirmation bias.
09:47Up about three centimeters below the costal margin.
09:50If you'd been more assertive, we wouldn't be stuck together.
09:53Systolic murmur.
09:55Why weren't you more assertive?
09:57If I were a surgical attending, I would have been.
09:59I had a fight just to be on this case.
10:01You're going to need an echo, chest X-ray...
10:03X-ray, B, and PNC to confirm congestive heart failure.
10:05I know.
10:06Let's make a deal.
10:07We only talk to each other when medically necessary.
10:10Fine.
10:15Insert the needle into the posterior iliac crust.
10:18Later, I have to accompany Leah to an OB-GYN appointment.
10:21Dr. Andrews will supervise you for a few hours.
10:25Everything okay?
10:26We don't know yet.
10:27Last year, she miscarried at 22 weeks.
10:31Good precision.
10:33When Baby D was first born, you kind of took a moment.
10:37Is that why?
10:40Yes.
10:43I think I've penetrated the bone.
10:45Syringe?
10:46No, you haven't.
10:47You will hear and feel a pop.
10:49When you do, go a bit deeper.
10:54Dr. Perez, you need to be firmer.
10:57More aggressive.
11:00Go ahead.
11:08Syringe?
11:14Now?
11:15Yes.
11:16As a surgeon, you must be decisive and aggressive.
11:22Aspirating the bone marrow.
11:26Very good.
11:27Get it to the lab for microscopic analysis.
11:33Good luck.
11:35With the appointment, you'll make a great dad.
11:38You are not qualified to make that prediction.
11:47Incision immediately lateral to the neuroplacode into the epithelium.
11:52Incision tight to the placode.
11:54That method avoids leaving the epithelials in the closure.
11:57Is your play-by-play really necessary?
11:59It helps me to learn by saying it out loud.
12:02Helps me to do the surgery if you don't.
12:17You can talk, just don't wake Vin Scully.
12:20Who's Vin Scully?
12:21All right, scrub out.
12:23I'm kidding.
12:24Mostly.
12:28The parents, Gina and Jack?
12:30Heroes.
12:31You might throw that word around just a little too easily.
12:34Think of the risk they took.
12:36Bringing six new lives into the world.
12:38Refusing to selectively reduce is what got us here in the first place.
12:42Delivering 11 weeks preterm is a little bit less than ideal.
12:46Like Dr. Andrews says, we're going to beat the odds and save them all.
12:49Well, if we pull that off, then we are the heroes.
12:55Oxygenation dropped below 90.
12:59We can't turn her over to assess or treat her lungs.
13:01We can't even do imaging.
13:05We're going to have to tell the parents.
13:07Prepare them.
13:09I'll do it.
13:11Are you sure?
13:14You can't sugarcoat it.
13:23Administer two mils surfactant prophylactically.
13:25No indication of RDS.
13:27She's on minimal settings.
13:28I'd actually like to decrease the porphyry,
13:30but I don't think that's a good idea.
13:32I don't think that's a good idea either.
13:34No indication of RDS.
13:35She's on minimal settings.
13:37I'd actually like to decrease support and remove CPAP.
13:40Yeah?
13:41No reason she can't breathe on her own now that her airway is clear.
13:50Come on, baby. Have deep breaths.
13:59Your basketball rival Clay texted me.
14:01Asked me out.
14:02Get out.
14:04I assure you this guy knows it's a real date.
14:06If I go.
14:08You're going.
14:13That's our girl.
14:19Baby E's lungs are filled with fluid,
14:22and she's an early heart failure.
14:26She may need to be re-intubated,
14:29which would mean placing her on her back.
14:32That would make it harder for her surgical wound to heal.
14:36That doesn't sound good.
14:38She's very sick.
14:41It's possible she may not survive.
14:50We'll pray for a miracle.
14:54It wouldn't be our first.
15:03I can arrange a visit from the hospital chaplain if you like.
15:06You can baptize the baby.
15:08No.
15:10You're asking me to let her go. I'm not ready to do that.
15:15You can't either.
15:17Please.
15:25Of course.
15:43O2 sat's improving.
15:45Way to go, Baby B.
15:46You'll be shouting in no time.
15:54Tell me you're not on Tinder.
15:55You're in violation of the medicine-only agreement that you proposed.
15:59And I'm not on Tinder.
16:01My baby's on the mend. Yours is the one with the heart problem.
16:04Don't be afraid to ask for help.
16:07Then what's with all the handsome dudes' faces you're scrolling through?
16:11Your screen is reflected in the window.
16:15Not that it's any of your business, Columbo.
16:17But they're not dates. They're donors.
16:19Organ donors? Finally getting a heart?
16:22Sperm.
16:24Oh.
16:26Yeah. Oh.
16:31Snowman sign on the chest X-ray.
16:34Could be TAPPR, transposition of the great vessels, Epstein anomaly, or pulmonary atresia.
16:39I don't see differential cyanosis. That rules out transposition of the great vessels.
16:44No boot-shaped heart either.
16:45Or gallop.
16:47So it is TAPPR.
16:49Which we can fix.
16:52I'll get the parents' consent and book a NOAA right away.
16:58Thanks for the help.
17:01Thanks.
17:05Lucky I was a match.
17:06Yes. As Baby D's father, there was only a 38.5% chance you'd be a bone marrow match.
17:12Why are you here?
17:14Being on your feet promotes blood flow, and she wanted to be with her husband.
17:18I'm just glad I can do something.
17:20Gina's handled all the heavy lifting for our family.
17:23You have no idea how hard this kind of stuff can be.
17:25I do.
17:26My wife and I have also struggled to have a child.
17:29Modern medicine's a miracle. Hope you'll be blessed like us.
17:33I hope so too. But not as blessed.
17:41I will insert the large boar needle into your hip now.
17:45I hate needles.
17:48How'd you two meet?
17:49It was my prom date.
17:52Been together ever since?
17:53No. Gina ran off to New York for a decade to join the city ballet.
17:57Until I broke my ankle, ended my career, came home. We reconnected at our ten year high school reunion.
18:05It's like no time had passed.
18:07I never forgot her.
18:09I never forgot you either.
18:11Done.
18:14You get me hammering on about Gina and I barely even notice a needle going into my bone.
18:18You did great. We'll get this to the lab and then transfuse it into Baby D right away.
18:24Nice work in there. Baby C should be crying in no time.
18:29Are you sure you want to raise a baby on your own?
18:35Because I'm too careerist to be a good mom? Like I was too ambitious to be a good girlfriend?
18:39No.
18:41You love your kid more than any job or partner.
18:45I sure do.
18:46But if you don't have the guy when you have the kid, he might be tough to find.
18:50I shouldn't have a kid because I may never find a man.
18:55Okay, caveman.
18:56Never said I wouldn't date a single mom, but I'm remarkably sensitive.
19:00I want a kid and I'm done waiting.
19:03See you back in the NICU.
19:15She's improving.
19:17She's improving and hungry.
19:21All ready for some colostrum.
19:25Did you text Clay back yet?
19:26After this we can start introducing a pacifier.
19:29I didn't have sex for 17 months after I lost my leg.
19:32And then when I did I thought, oh yeah, I remember this. It's awesome.
19:38It's a first date. I'm not even thinking about sex.
19:41Liar.
19:42They make these chairs that glide and wedges. This is not a death sentence to your sex life.
19:47Okay, I will text him back mostly to stop this conversation.
19:52But it's just dinner.
19:54For now.
19:58Damn, she's not tolerating the colostrum.
20:00I haven't started it yet.
20:07So you guys ready to start trying again?
20:09Yes. We put up a calendar this morning and practiced.
20:14I think she gets it done.
20:19Visualizing the uterine wall.
20:26That's scar tissue.
20:29That sounds bad.
20:31It's from the fetoscopic surgery and DNC after your miscarriage.
20:35You should do it.
20:36You should do a hysteroscopy to remove the adhesions.
20:39Thank you, Dr. Murphy.
20:42He's right. We can attempt that, but...
20:45You have Asherman's syndrome?
20:50Most likely, yes.
20:53Can we still start trying?
20:56I wouldn't advise it.
21:00How much longer do we have to wait?
21:03How much longer do we have to wait?
21:06I recommend continuing birth control.
21:08Getting pregnant right now wouldn't be safe for you or the baby.
21:17When will it be safe?
21:20Maybe another year. Maybe two.
21:25Maybe never.
21:32I don't know.
21:52Severe edema. Fluid in the lungs with no obstructions.
21:56Just as we expected.
21:57So we've eliminated brain, spine, abdomen, anything congenital.
22:02They shouldn't have let you talk to them.
22:04Miracles? Really?
22:07I was direct and honest.
22:08How is that being honest? They think there's a chance here.
22:10As long as she's breathing, her heart is beating, her brain is functioning, there's still hope.
22:15This infant is under two pounds.
22:17Eleven weeks premature with a major birth defect.
22:20She's more than likely too small, too weak, and too sick to survive.
22:25Stop being a cheerleader. Start being a doctor.
22:33O2 sets and heart rate are improving.
22:37Come on, dude. Cry for me. You got this.
22:42Who's the star?
22:44Baby B is. He's coming up for the hunt.
22:47Yes, you are.
22:49And then you're going to wail.
22:50Yes, you are. And then you're going to wail.
22:52Those guys you were looking at earlier, how much do you really know about them?
22:57You'd be surprised.
22:58Well, besides their physical attributes and what diseases they carry, genetics can also determine your sense of humor, your values.
23:06You want me to have this bermink, ask them all to write a knock-knock joke, get an answer to the trolley problem?
23:11Or ask me.
23:12Ask me.
23:14Well, I'm not suggesting I'd be the kid's dad. I just want to help. No strings attached.
23:24Baby B is on CPAP. O2 stats rising. Hope to hear a cry soon.
23:27Excellent.
23:29Still no cry from C either?
23:32Okay, scope the baby. TPVR repair may have caused vocal cord palsy.
23:43No missed or new obstructive issues. Upper airway is clean.
23:47Why are her O2 stats plummeting?
23:49Could be some sort of fistula, bronchopulmonary dysplasia.
23:52RDS. Or it could be neurological.
23:57She's too fragile to start testing blind.
24:01I'll stay with her. Put her back on CPAP.
24:04I'll put together a full differential.
24:06Need something while you're at it.
24:08Marrow transplant seems to be working, but I couldn't pass the NG tube into the stomach.
24:13How'd the appointment go?
24:16Not well.
24:18Are you okay?
24:21No.
24:26How long has he been drooling?
24:29I don't know. I think he's been drinking too much.
24:32How long has he been drooling?
24:35I don't know. I thought that was normal.
24:38It's not.
24:40Any luck with the NG tube?
24:42No. That is a symptom. This baby cannot swallow. He has a congenital tracheoesophageal fistula. We need to operate.
24:52Camera is in position.
24:55Fistula is between the distal esophagus and the trachea. You were right.
24:58I know. Now reconnect the esophagus.
25:02Forceps.
25:04Repositioning thoroscope.
25:06Got it. Mobilizing the esophagus to the level of the trachea.
25:10Have you already isolated the fistula?
25:12Yes.
25:14I didn't tell you to do that.
25:16You should have first mobilized the proximal pouch of the esophagus.
25:20I'm sorry.
25:22You may have interrupted the blood supply. The risk of anastomosis leaks and tissue breakdown are greater now.
25:26Give me the instrument. Step back.
25:31Move.
25:34Take the camera.
25:40Suturing?
25:43Is he going to be okay?
25:46I don't know.
25:57When I said yes to dinner, I didn't mean tonight.
26:01Patience is not my greatest virtue.
26:04I'm in the middle of this preemie case.
26:07So you're fasting until it's done?
26:20Brought your favorite. It was chicken.
26:23Oh.
26:24It's like the first time you asked me out.
26:26Mm-hmm.
26:29She's breathing on her own.
26:31Nice.
26:33I don't envy anyone who has to try to sleep in a house with six infants.
26:38No matter how cute they are.
26:40I feel that way about one.
26:43Oh.
26:45Are you opposed to kids?
26:48I mean, not politically.
26:51But...
26:53But...
26:59I'm not sure I want any of my own.
27:04Is that bad?
27:07Being one of four, I...
27:12I always saw myself with a big family.
27:16Being one of eight?
27:18Pretty much why I don't want one.
27:22Ice Cube.
27:24Guy Fieri.
27:26Tom Hanks.
27:28Everybody loves Hanks.
27:30Not Tom Hanks.
27:32The Raider Nation is deep and eclectic.
27:34I promise I don't paint my face.
27:36Unless it's the playoffs.
27:38So only one day per decade.
27:40Oh, okay.
27:42Opposite sides of the bay.
27:44That's why they have a bridge.
27:46I can't believe you were actually there for that catch.
27:48Were you sitting on that side of the field where Clark caught it?
27:50Yep, you're distracted.
27:53Want to walk me through your case so far?
27:57Exit procedure for chaos.
27:59Cyst was decompressed.
28:01We weaned her off CPAP.
28:03O2 sats improved.
28:05Then started crashing.
28:07Not sure why.
28:09Pass me the ghost pepper sauce, would you?
28:11Ooh!
28:13If I test that, it's going to burn a hole in my chest.
28:15What if your preemies' breathing troubles aren't from above?
28:17What if they're from below?
28:19What if it's from below?
28:23Diaphragmatic hernia.
28:25Could allow the baby's lower organs to protrude into her chest,
28:28crowd her lungs.
28:30If it started as a small defect,
28:32we could easily miss it on ultrasound
28:34with all the crowding in that womb.
28:36Smart.
28:38Handsome.
28:40And you brought me food.
28:42I might actually let you take me out on a real date.
28:44This is a real date.
28:46I mean, it will be once we kiss.
28:50Then we should probably do that now.
28:53My thought exactly.
29:12Thank you for your offer.
29:15But...
29:16But?
29:19It would hurt too much to see you
29:21every time I looked at my kid.
29:37The life birth rate in pregnancies
29:40after Asherman's treatment is 67%.
29:43She should have mentioned that.
29:47Yeah, I guess so.
29:50And...
29:52hysteroscopy improves the odds of conception.
29:57Our prognosis for conception may still be very good.
30:04I'm sending good vibes into the universe
30:06so good things come back.
30:09Thank you, Sean.
30:13Maybe later at...
30:16Right now I'm just very sad.
30:26I know.
30:27I know.
30:45O2 sats are falling.
30:47I need suction and a ventilator.
30:49Paige Andrews, she's bradycardic.
30:51She's not getting enough oxygen.
30:53I'm sorry.
31:17O2 sats are rising.
31:19Heart rate's normal.
31:22She's fine.
31:24Just forgot to breathe.
31:26It happens when they're this little.
31:42I'm gonna go home.
31:44You're giving up?
31:46I'm accepting the situation.
31:48There's still hope.
31:50Stop with the hope already.
31:52Hypnagogia.
31:54Thomas Edison believed that thoughts
31:57generated as we drift off to sleep
31:59were the most likely to generate a breakthrough.
32:01Right. Thomas Edison, the wizard of Menlo Park,
32:04the same guy who believed that if he sat on a goose egg,
32:07he could actually make the goose egg hatch.
32:10There was an experiment published in Science.
32:12Subjects tried to solve a difficult math problem
32:15late at night while holding something heavy.
32:17When they drifted off to sleep, they dropped it,
32:19and when they woke up, they solved the problem.
32:20Okay, when I go to bed tonight,
32:22I'll cuddle with a barbell while holding onto a light bulb.
32:25How's that?
32:27Did you break these on Baby E?
32:29We've exhausted all our options.
32:31We're moving on to watch and wait.
32:33We were just talking about hypnagogia.
32:35The Edison sleep theory from Science magazine?
32:37Thought we might stay all night
32:39and take turns waking each other.
32:41Well, that's...
32:43Absurd? Silly? Ridiculous?
32:45I was gonna say, that's better than watch and wait.
32:50Okay.
33:04You were right.
33:06Baby F has a diaphragmatic hernia.
33:08It didn't show up in the initial x-ray.
33:10Anybody would have missed it.
33:12It was Clay's idea.
33:14I'm glad that I texted him to bring you dinner.
33:16You did not.
33:18I did.
33:20Well played.
33:23After we get consent,
33:25you can scrub in.
33:27Help me make that little girl all better.
33:51Hypnagogia!
33:53What?
33:57The groin.
33:59What?
34:01What?
34:03The groin?
34:05If we can't access the baby's chest,
34:07we can check the groin.
34:09If she has bounding femoral pulses...
34:11It would indicate a patent ductus arteriosus.
34:13Which would explain the fluid in her lungs
34:15and the heart failure,
34:17which can be fixed with a piccolo occluder.
34:19Go get consent and an aspirin.
34:22Mom, wait.
34:25What is it?
34:27If we can't put the baby on her back,
34:29how are we going to insert the device?
34:35I'll get comfortable.
34:37Are you screwing my face this time?
34:41He's swallowing now.
34:43But still not crying.
34:46Ready to show your brother how it's done?
34:48Yeah.
35:09Very polite of you to wait for your brother.
35:12Maybe there was something to that shady co-bedding research.
35:15Maybe your being a wuss was a blessing in disguise.
35:19Mom!
35:24It would have hurt me, too,
35:26having a kid with you and not being part of your lives.
35:37Gaining access through the umbilical vessels,
35:39that was inspiring.
35:41I credit Thomas Edison.
35:43As you should.
35:45Seriously,
35:47thank you for humoring my crazy idea,
35:49Dr. Glassman.
35:51Thank you for helping me
35:53to not give up on hope.
36:03Come on, buddy.
36:05Let me hear that cry.
36:11Heart rate, what is it?
36:13Heart rate, 110 BPM, respiratory 65.
36:18I'm so sorry.
36:20I thought I was
36:22being decisive.
36:24You were.
36:26It was the wrong decision.
36:43He will be okay.
36:46You should feel bad,
36:48but not too bad.
36:57Sextuplet births are incredibly rare.
37:00It's not uncommon
37:02for a child to have a sextuplet birth.
37:05It's not uncommon
37:07for a child
37:09to have a sextuplet birth.
37:10Sextuplet births are incredibly rare.
37:12One in almost four billion.
37:15And the odds of 100% survival
37:17are even rarer.
37:20But I'm happy to report
37:22all six babies are healthy
37:24and all six babies will be going home.
37:33It wasn't easy,
37:35but because of all of you,
37:37we made it.
37:39That's a thick of the chest hair.
37:42Chances are it's back.
37:48Breakfast on me
37:50if you help me make a list of acceptable prospects.
38:01He's competitive.
38:03He likes to do everything before his brother.
38:05He's an empath.
38:06He waited until he knew his brother would be okay
38:08before doing his thing.
38:19Byron and Christopher.
38:25EJ.
38:27Her name is EJ.
38:29It stands for Erin Jordan.
38:32Thank you both.
38:36You're welcome.
38:43Meet Baby F.
38:52Francesca.
38:56Gina and Jack are first-time parents
38:59who will be bringing home six babies,
39:01so they're going to need lots of help.
39:03Now, for those of you who are willing to continue
39:04once the babies are at home,
39:06there's a volunteer sign-up sheet
39:08at the check-in desk.
39:10I'm sure Gina and Jack would be grateful
39:12for any help you're willing to give.
39:18So, you had a goth mom?
39:21She sang you Boys Don't Cry the lullaby, right?
39:23Oh, yeah.
39:25She picked me up at school blasting Joy Division, too.
39:27Humiliated me at the time,
39:29but she was a good mom.
39:32My dad used to sing
39:34Hello, Hey, Now!
39:36louder than everyone in school.
39:38I hated it,
39:40which was probably the point.
39:45Could be fun to embarrass our kids someday.
39:48Far, far in the future.
39:59I'm glad I brought this case to you.
40:02Me, too.
40:04Marcus,
40:06I'm sorry
40:08for giving up on us,
40:10for cheating.
40:12It's the worst mistake I ever made.
40:17It wasn't all you.
40:19I don't know that I gave up,
40:21but I certainly didn't pay enough attention.
40:26Gina and Jack grew apart,
40:29but they found each other again.
40:31It's a nice story.
40:34Yeah.
40:36Nice.
40:49Derek.
40:55Say grilled cheese six times.
40:58Grilled cheese.
41:04Grilled cheese.
41:34Grilled cheese.
42:04Grilled cheese.