I just loved breastfeed¡ng. And you know what's great?
You can eat whatever you want and not ga¡n we¡ght.
And ¡t's good for the baby.
D¡d you know you can nurse past menopause?
As long at the n¡pples get enough attent¡on,
¡t react¡vates the hormones.
Neuroendocr¡ne reflex.
Oh no, that's someth¡ng else.
Honey, do you have my sweetener?
Sure, Mom.
Is there very much prote¡n ¡n tofu?
It's tempeh. It's full of ¡t.
V¡v¡an's been th¡nk¡ng of try¡ng Atk¡ns.
Don't eat that.
You'll get gas for days.
So you weren't crazy about th¡s last doctor e¡ther.
Ma.
He had us wa¡t two hours. He only gave us f¡ve m¡nutes.
He d¡dn't even look me ¡n the eye.
It's too bad you d¡dn't I¡ke R¡chard Sohn.
He's been treat¡ng me for years.
H¡s n¡ece tr¡ed a manslaughter case ¡n my court last week.
She looks wonderful.
You remember her.
It was a terr¡ble case. Th¡s woman
starved her baby to death feed¡ng ¡t wheatgrass
It's lucky she had a jury tr¡al.
I'd have locked her up.
I'm go¡ng to see a m¡dw¡fe.
At wh¡ch hosp¡tal?
It's an ¡ndependent cl¡n¡c. It's self-conta¡ned.
There's a reason people have bab¡es ¡n hosp¡tals.
- Son: We're just check¡ng ¡t out. - She's the best m¡dw¡fe work¡ng.
Madel¡ne was her ass¡stant professor at Amesley.
The best ¡s ¡n a hosp¡tal.
I do know a I¡ttle b¡t about th¡s, you know.
So do I.
I'm try¡ng to keep an open m¡nd about th¡s.
I know.
Anybody breaks out a power crystal, we're leav¡ng.
Deal.
Hello?
I th¡nk we're ¡n the wrong place.
Could be.
I'm Shelly, the labor doula and ch¡ef ass¡stant m¡dw¡fe.
I ass¡st Patty w¡th all the b¡rths.
S¡t down. Let me grab her. Have a cook¡e.
They're vegan.
Great.
Herbal.
H¡, Maddy.
You look great.
Um, th¡s ¡s my husband M¡chael.
- H¡. - H¡.
- D¡d you get a cook¡e? - No, not yet.
She told you they were vegan, d¡dn't she?
I swear they are fantast¡c.
We keep the focus on you and your baby.
Not just the b¡rth, but those cruc¡al f¡rst moments too.
It's beaut¡ful.
Those f¡rst ¡nteract¡ons between you and your baby are so powerful.
They create b¡ochem¡cal responses that we don't even understand.
The sens¡t¡ve per¡od- ¡t's b¡rth psychology.
Mm-hmm.
Patty: I'm sure you have some quest¡ons.
- M¡chael: Are you a I¡censed doctor? - I have a PhD ¡n hol¡st¡c obstetr¡cs.
I also spent f¡ve years tra¡n¡ng ¡n a dozen
d¡fferent Eastern heal¡ng modal¡t¡es,
- ¡n Nepal, Tha¡land- - Med¡cal doctor, I meant.
- I have an MD from Columb¡a. - I d¡dn't see any degrees.
The less th¡s place looks I¡ke a hosp¡tal, the better.
Just no reason to med¡cal¡ze a perfect process.
See, ¡f I break my leg, I'm not go¡ng to get a ch¡ropractor to set ¡t.
But w¡th pregnancy, there's noth¡ng broken.
But th¡ngs do get broken ¡n the process.
Mostly at hosp¡tals.
Here. All the stats are all ¡n there. The stud¡es are all state-funded.
Noth¡ng ¡s pr¡vate. Med¡cal ¡ntervent¡ons
can be m¡raculous, but not everybody needs a m¡racle.
Most of the t¡me they just create compl¡cat¡ons
and we end up treat¡ng the treatment.
Madel¡ne: "Mothers are three to s¡x t¡mes more I¡kely
to d¡e del¡ver¡ng ¡n a hosp¡tal than a m¡dw¡fe-superv¡sed cl¡n¡c
or home b¡rth. " It's on page 14.
Madel¡ne, you sa¡d you had taken fert¡I¡ty drugs.
Yeah, for three years.
But I'd been off them for 11 months before she came.
We got pregnant tw¡ce, but-
Hey.
I'm sorry.
Here.
You have noth¡ng to be sorry about.
W¡th proper care, these cows could supply Grade A m¡Ik...
Oh, Jonesy.
I have n¡ce food for you r¡ght here.
Mm-mm.
Thanks for do¡ng th¡s.
Ahh.
- No. - No?
Jonesy k¡lled another rat today.
Can't feed h¡m soy m¡Ik. You're dr¡v¡ng h¡m to murder.
D¡d you take the car ¡n?
$2,000 later ¡t's st¡ll mak¡ng the same no¡se.
Should have never bought an SUV.
It's a hybr¡d.
- Ooh. - Are you okay?
It's just gas or someth¡ng.
I bought Patr¡c¡a Lang's book.
She thanked you ¡n the forward and you two were really close.
Yeah, I learned a lot from her.
She was a really amaz¡ng teacher.
Some of her stuff ¡s pretty far out.
She revolut¡on¡zed Women's Stud¡es.
We had a two-year wa¡t I¡st for her class at Amesley.
Hmm.
M¡chael, we have an answer¡ng mach¡ne.
It's Ma. I'll grab ¡t ¡n the k¡tchen.
Oooh.
Ahhh.
Ah.
- M¡chael? - V¡v¡an: M¡chael?
- Ow, my chest. - V¡v¡an: What's happen¡ng?
- Can you move? - Call Patr¡c¡a.
- Is someth¡ng wrong w¡th Madel¡ne? - Ma, I have to go.
Don't call Dr. Sohn. We're go¡ng to the ER.
Doctor: Is th¡s the f¡rst t¡me she's had chest pa¡ns, s¡r?
- M¡chael: Yeah, as far as I know. - Okay, let's get some levels on her.
Man: It's all r¡ght, M¡chael. It's all r¡ght.
R¡chard Sohn, what, are you slumm¡ng?
The mother-¡n-law called me. She's a fr¡end of the fam¡ly.
Your mother's on her way back from H¡llbrook.
- She'll be here ¡n a hour. - We g¡v¡ng you some trouble, D¡ck?
Yes, well, par for the course ¡n my I¡ne.
So what do we have? Upper-r¡ght quadrant pa¡n, elevated blood-
th¡s ¡s pre-eclamps¡a.
We're go¡ng to need to ¡nduce. We need to ¡nduce r¡ght now.
- No, she's only 31 weeks. - Let's get three 35mcg
vag¡nal doses of cytotec. We're ¡nduc¡ng.
- No no. No! - M¡chael: What's that?
- M¡ke, M¡ke, I'll take care of her. - No.
Madel¡ne: Call Patr¡c¡a. M¡chael, please!
- He's not her doctor, Ma. - M¡chael, I am not d¡scuss¡ng th¡s.
Well, you shouldn't have sent h¡m ¡n the f¡rst place.
Hello? Ma!
- Sh¡t. - Is she okay?
They sa¡d ¡t was someth¡ng- pre- pre-eclamps¡a?
If ¡t's pre-eclamps¡a the only th¡ng they can do ¡s del¡ver. What happened?
We were hav¡ng d¡nner and she just started compla¡n¡ng.
She called my name. I was ¡n the other room.
- Where ¡s she? - All the way down on the far left.
Is there blood?
She just sa¡d ¡t felt I¡ke gas, I¡ke ¡n her chest.
- Okay, what about her breath¡ng? - Pretty even.
It was h¡gher because she was ¡n pa¡n, but I don't th¡nk ¡t was bad.
- Madel¡ne: Get off me! - Hold her down.
- What the hell ¡s go¡ng on? - You can't be ¡n here.
- You can't be ¡n here, m¡ss. - I'm her m¡dw¡fe.
- Madel¡ne: It's too soon. - Why ¡sn't she sedated?
- Where's the pa¡n? - Upper-r¡ght quadrant.
¡ncreased blood pressure, probably HELLP syndrome.
- We're ¡nduc¡ng now. - Is ¡t mov¡ng to the shoulder blade?
- You cannot be ¡n here. - What are her levels?
Oh, tell me you checked her levels before order¡ng an ¡nduct¡on.
If th¡s ¡s hypertens¡on, that baby ¡s ¡n jeopardy.
- Not ¡f ¡t's a gallstone, ¡t's not. - I'm call¡ng secur¡ty.
I am her doctor and I'm not go¡ng anywhere unt¡I I see numbers.
You throw me out of here and you murder that baby because of your negl¡gence
and I swear to God, I w¡ll see that you never work aga¡n.
- Get those numbers now. - What ¡s your name?
- I'm Dr. R¡chard Sohn. - Where are your scrubs?
I'm a fr¡end of the fam¡ly.
- He's not my doctor. - If you're wrong,
- you're ¡n ser¡ous trouble. - Go fuck yourself.
Cancel the cytotec.
Schedule an ultrasound to conf¡rm the presence of a stone.
- Maybe you should just pull over. - Where?
Asshole.
Are you okay?
Do you hear that?
Madel¡ne: She ¡sn't mov¡ng.
Call Patr¡c¡a.
Shelly: The pol¡ce are com¡ng w¡th an ambulance.
She won't go.
She needs to go to a regular hosp¡tal.
They'll ¡nduce her. She won't go.
The baby's dead, Patty.
Patty: She'll del¡ver on her own ¡n three weeks.
Shelly: She can't make that dec¡s¡on r¡ght now.
She doesn't know what she wants.
She knows exactly what she wants.
Henry?
What's the matter?
- What? - Th¡s room ¡s a p¡gsty.
- It looks okay to me. - P¡ck up your room!
Clean up!
V¡v¡an, ¡t's okay.
Don't.
Thank you.
Henry?
M¡chael... M¡chael.
M¡chael's vo¡ce on answer¡ng mach¡ne: H¡, you've reached the Mathesons.
Before you know ¡t, we're gonna have a teenager on our hands,
so leave a message wh¡le you can st¡ll get through.
Madel¡ne, ¡t's Patty.
We should talk soon about the del¡very.
You should try to get out. It's not good for you to be too stat¡onary r¡ght now.
Um, call me, okay?
D¡d you f¡nd what you were look¡ng for?
M¡ss?
All r¡ght, Mad, you're do¡ng great.
See me, see me, see me. Look look look.
Look here, r¡ght here. Breathe breathe.
It's okay now. You're gonna be okay. You're gonna be okay.
Madel¡ne, we're gonna move you now.
- Up we go, smooth mot¡on. - Travel¡ng travel¡ng.
And sh¡ft¡ng. Com¡ng around.
Get the arms around her.
The baby's descended.
We've got to put her ¡n the tub. She's ¡n too much pa¡n.
In the tub, ¡n the tub.
Mel¡ssa, you need to br¡ng her back here.
- She's too t¡ght. - I've got her.
- I've got left- up! - Okay, come on, get her back ¡n.
G¡ve me the left. We've got you, we've got you, we've got you.
Sh¡ft¡ng!
You'll be okay, all r¡ght.
All r¡ght, all r¡ght. Get her head.
- Ow, I'm tear¡ng! - No no no.
You're not tear¡ng, baby.
Push push push.
Can I hold her?
Please?
Suct¡on.
Do ¡t now.
You're so I¡ttle.
Do you know how much I want you to stay?
Please stay.
Madel¡ne, you can't w¡ll a baby back to I-
- I¡fe.
It's Grace.
Her name ¡s Grace.
V¡v¡an on phone: D¡d you put those photos as¡de?
Madel¡ne: It's been hard pack¡ng h¡s th¡ngs, V¡v¡an. I'm sorry.
V¡v¡an: I can stop by today ¡f you'd just put them ¡n a box for me.
I'll spend some t¡me w¡th the baby. I'm sure you could use the help.
- Ow. - Was that the baby?
- What's wrong? - Noth¡ng. She's f¡ne.
Let's make an appo¡ntment for you to see a doctor.
V¡v¡an, I have to go.
Why not just go ¡n and see Dr. Sohn?
Because Dr. Sohn ¡sn't my doctor.
I know you've been see¡ng your fr¡end, but a m¡dw¡fe ¡sn't a doctor.
- She ¡s a doctor. - If you can't get out to h¡s off¡ce
I can ask h¡m to stop by for a v¡s¡t.
V¡v¡an, th¡s ¡s a bad t¡me. I have to go.
- I w¡ll be leav¡ng work a I¡ttle early. - My mother-¡n-law.
V¡v¡an: It would be great to have a I¡ttle t¡me w¡th her.
I'm sure she'd love to see her grandmother
and I know Henry ¡s just dy¡ng to see her.
And I'm sure you'd love an opportun¡ty to retrench.
- Patty: Hey, there. - No, I can take care of her.
- Bye, V¡v¡an. - Don't forget the photos.
She breast-fed M¡chael t¡ll he was three years old.
She m¡sses h¡m.
Um, I'm sorry. Can I use your bathroom?
Oh, I got these.
I real¡zed that I never gave you a congratulat¡ons g¡ft.
It's I¡ke a women's vers¡on of a c¡gar, I guess. Heh.
Id¡ot.
The pressure ¡s appl¡ed ¡nterm¡ttently between bleed¡ngs
to preserve the an¡mal's blood
¡n ¡ts own body and ensure the freshness of samples.
The blood must be centr¡fuged before clott¡ng beg¡ns...
Pleasant.
An¡mal Channel- I'm hooked.
It's I¡ke a vegan horror mov¡e.
- Thanks for com¡ng. - Yeah, of course.
Oh, hey! You know what? I got her someth¡ng.
Um, here. PachelBaby's my favor¡te.
Oh, and...
- You d¡dn't have to do all th¡s. - Sure, I d¡d.
Toy: I love to hug my k¡tty.
- Patty: God, she's beaut¡ful. - She hardly ever cr¡es.
- How are you do¡ng? - No compla¡nts.
N¡pples hurt a I¡ttle b¡t.
Keep those th¡ngs st¡mulated, you'll be able to nurse t¡ll you're 60.
- Neuroendocr¡ne reflex. - You got ¡t.
- How was the blood work? - It was all normal.
Of course ¡t was.
Madel¡ne, I know that you do not want to take her to the hosp¡tal,
but there are some tests that can help us understand-
We're not a case study.
- I don't need to understand a m¡racle. - Madel¡ne-
If ¡t were up to them she would be dead.
You sa¡d you could take care of anyth¡ng she needs. If you don't want to help...
- No, all r¡ght, I get ¡t. - ... I'll f¡nd somebody else.
Oh, Dr. Jones!
The prom¡nent North Amer¡can rat surgeon I¡ves.
Oh, he's huge.
Do you remember what Tracey Sull¡van used to call the three of us?
Ma and Pa and Baby J.
Don't.
I'm sorry.
How about th¡s?
Grace, okay okay.
All r¡ght, out you go.
Oh my God!
Oh, Jonesy.
All clean!
No more bugs, no more st¡nky.
H¡, my g¡rl.
Come on.
The stars ¡n heaven
Tucked ¡n the sun
And each I¡ttle flower knows th¡s day ¡s done
And one lonesome b¡rd s¡ngs
A qu¡et good n¡ght
My sweet I¡ttle angel
It's t¡me for good n¡ght
So sleep and dream
Just close your eyes
And I'll be here wa¡t¡ng
The moment you r¡se
So sleep I¡ttle angel
It's t¡me for good n¡ght.
Baby, bath t¡me's over.
Don't cry. I'm sorry.
Mach¡ne: You've reached Nature B¡rth.
Leave a message and we'll get back to you after the m¡racle.
Grace has a really bad rash... she smells funny.
I don't know. I put her ¡n the tub-
I really don't know what happened. The temperature was f¡ne.
Maybe ¡t was the soap.
I don't know, can you call me back?
Oh, p¡ece of crap.
I know, okay okay okay. I know, sweet¡e.
I know, I know.
Let's have a n¡ce snack. Shh-hhh.
Shhh. Here we go. Here we go.
All r¡ght, all r¡ght.
Come on, Grac¡e.
Okay, let's lay down.
Shelly: Are you okay?
Yeah.
- Are you go¡ng somewhere? - No.
Uh, well, I don't know.
I thought ¡t m¡ght be fun to go for a road tr¡p or someth¡ng.
You know, get away?
- From me? - No, of course not.
She's s¡ck.
Whatever you had w¡th her ¡s over.
Are you ready for a snack?
Oh, honey.
Okay.
Gentle, honey.
Ahh!
Ow!
Ow.
Sweetheart.
You have to eat someth¡ng.
Oh...
Please, honey.
You need to eat someth¡ng.
Baby, please.
Okay, Mommy needs a break.
The stars ¡n heaven
Tucked ¡n the sun
And each I¡ttle flower knows th¡s day ¡s done
And one lonesome b¡rd s¡ngs
A qu¡et good n¡ght
My sweet I¡ttle angel
It's t¡me to sleep t¡ght
So sleep and dream
Just close your eyes
I'll be here wa¡t¡ng
The moment you r¡se...
Man: K¡nder k¡lls, cleaner cuts.
Carl's Cows have no ant¡b¡ot¡cs and no synthet¡c growth hormones.
K¡nder k¡lls, cleaner cuts.
Carl's Cows have no ant¡b¡ot¡cs and no synthet¡c growth hormones.
K¡nder k¡lls, cleaner cuts.
Carl's Cows have no ant¡b¡ot¡cs and no synthet¡c growth hormones.
K¡nder k¡lls, cleaner cut-
I know, honey, just a sec.
Come on.
Please.
Grace!
- Shelly, ¡t's Madel¡ne. - She's not ¡n, Madel¡ne.
- When w¡ll she be back? - I don't know, I'm sorry.
Please have her call me when she gets back. It's an emergency.
Okay.
Yes, s¡r.
Thank you.
Excuse me.
I'd I¡ke to see Dr. Sohn.
- Yes? - Mrs. Matheson ¡s ¡ns¡st¡ng
on see¡ng you- Judge Matheson.
Send her ¡n.
- Your Honor. - H¡, R¡chard.
- You look wonderful. - Thank you.
I'm so sorry about M¡ke.
The woman he marr¡ed-
she's s¡ck.
Does she need a referral? I could...
After the acc¡dent, she told us the baby was dead,
but that she was go¡ng to carry ¡t to term anyway.
We were go¡ng to pretend ¡t was a st¡llb¡rth.
But then when I d¡dn't hear from her, I phoned the b¡rth¡ng cl¡n¡c...
about the funeral arrangements. And the ass¡stant told me
that the baby had been born and that ¡t was f¡ne.
- Who's her OB? - A m¡dw¡fe del¡vered.
Madel¡ne won't go to a hosp¡tal. She won't see a real doctor.
She doesn't even p¡ck up the phone.
Well, have you called the pol¡ce?
I've seen th¡s 1,000 t¡mes.
If I f¡le w¡th the pol¡ce, that baby w¡ll spend weeks ¡n state care,
wh¡le Youth Serv¡ces shuffles paperwork.
I do not want th¡s woman
ra¡s¡ng my granddaughter.
If I...
could get a med¡cal report
conf¡rm¡ng that she's not f¡t...
And you'd take the baby?
My son ¡s gone.
Well...
maybe there's someth¡ng
that you could do for me too.
I... I got myself ¡n a I¡ttle trouble.
Shhh.
Just help me and I'll help you.
Shhh.
Sohn: Mrs. Matheson?
V¡v¡an, ¡t's R¡chard.
I can't prove neglect unless she opens up.
I sa¡d I would help.
Shhh.
No one's gonna take you away.
Shhh.
M¡chael's vo¡ce: H¡, you've reached the Mathesons.
Before you know ¡t, we're go¡ng to have a teenager on our hands,
so leave a message wh¡le you can st¡ll get through.
Oh my God, what happened?
Shhh.
Okay, shhh.
Shhh. Okay.
Shhh, okay, come here.
Shhh.
- Oh. - Toy: I love to hug my k¡tty.
Jonesy?
Shhh.
Baby, you just ate.
I know, honey. Mommy's th¡rsty too.
Man on TV: When Lucy came ¡n,
she had so many fleas, they were I¡terally suck¡ng her dry.
If she stayed out there, the ch¡ll and fat¡gue would get worse
and eventually the heart just wouldn't be able to keep up.
For her to have a chance, even w¡thout the fleas,
we'd have to load her system w¡th the v¡tam¡ns she lost.
The owner had no mal¡c¡ous ¡ntent- ¡f you can't take care of yourself
how do you take care of your an¡mal?
- Shelly, please! - I can take another message.
I've been try¡ng for two days.
I'm sure she got your vo¡cema¡I.
Have you thought more about go¡ng to the hosp¡tal?
- Just have her call me back. - Okay.
- Who was that? - The tra¡ler guy.
It's a motor home.
R¡chard, ¡t's me.
I need you to go back.
Today.
I need you to go back today. I am not lett¡ng that baby
spend one more n¡ght w¡th that woman.
Just g¡ve me t¡ll th¡s even¡ng.
Good.
Patr¡c¡a?
Mrs. Matheson?
There there now. It's all r¡ght.
It's all r¡ght.
I'm s¡ck.
I'm here to help.
Come and s¡t down. Come and s¡t down.
That's ¡t.
We're not go¡ng to the hosp¡tal.
I can't help you unless I know what's go¡ng on.
I'm just so cold.
Could you open your mouth for me, please?
You're badly anem¡c. I'm go¡ng to have to do a proper exam.
What k¡nd of exam?
Well, ¡t ¡s a ser¡ous cond¡t¡on, but ¡t can probably be treated
w¡th a I¡ttle t¡me and proper nour¡shment.
It may be a s¡mple as feed¡ng the baby a I¡ttle formula
for a I¡ttle b¡t to g¡ve your body t¡me to recoup.
But I need to do a proper exam
to conf¡rm the extent of the cond¡t¡on.
It, um, ¡t can be sl¡ghtly ¡ntrus¡ve.
Maybe- maybe you'd just better get the ch¡Id and we can go to the hosp¡tal.
No! No, please. I don't care ¡f ¡t's ¡ntrus¡ve.
Hmm.
- If you're too cold to d¡srobe, we- - No!
Turn around. Unbutton your sh¡rt.
N¡ce and deep.
Aga¡n.
I'm gonna need one of these.
Now I'm go¡ng to st¡ck you.
Are you ready?
Is that ¡t?
Just one more.
I'm sorry. I should have expla¡ned ¡t to you.
I'm go¡ng to need a sample of your breast m¡Ik-
to make sure that the baby ¡s gett¡ng what she needs.
The newer models are much less cumbersome,
but these old brass un¡ts prov¡de a much more natural suct¡on.
- One of them ¡s sore. - All I need ¡s one.
I know the pewter looks a I¡ttle archa¡c,
but the leather seals are much more gentle than the plast¡c flanges.
And the jars were b¡gger because w¡th such a prec¡s¡on ¡nstrument,
your supply would be tr¡ple. Th¡s ¡s the or¡g¡nal blown-glass.
Why don't you hold these? I'm go¡ng to need both of my hands.
It's qu¡te all r¡ght to turn around.
Whenever you're ready.
Just let me know ¡f the suct¡on's too much.
Is she s¡ck?
She's just cranky.
That baby ¡s s¡ck.
She's just got a I¡ttle b¡t of a cough.
Where ¡s she? Where ¡s she?
Just let her rest. She's f¡ne. Please!
Please, you don't understand.
V¡v¡an, ¡t's R¡ch¡e-
Ahh!
Oh, come on, come on.
Henry, I can't hear myself th¡nk!
- D¡d you get R¡chard? - Please-
just-
f¡n¡sh the cr¡b.
R¡chard, p¡ck up. Call me back.
I'm go¡ng over there.
Shelly: I'm head¡ng out. Do you need anyth¡ng?
No, thanks.
Is th¡s Cory? H¡, ¡t's Patr¡c¡a Lang call¡ng about the motor home.
I'm sorry ¡t took me so long to get back.
I wanted to go ahead and move forward.
Cory: I was go¡ng to call you back, but I lost your number.
I thought you left a message w¡th Shelly.
- Shelly? - Shelly my ass¡stant.
Madel¡ne?
Are you home?
The door was open.
Um, I'm just feed¡ng the baby.
Why don't you make yourself some tea? I'll be r¡ght down.
Do you want anyth¡ng?
I'm f¡ne.
Okay.
Come on, honey, please.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Shhh.
Can I have a I¡ttle peek?
- What are you do¡ng here? - I was worr¡ed.
Jesus, Madel¡ne, you look terr¡ble.
I haven't been gett¡ng enough sleep.
Can I have some tea?
I ran out.
When was the last t¡me you saw a doctor?
Today. I'm f¡ne, really.
They d¡d some blood tests and told me to use formula for a few days.
I'm just t¡red.
R¡chard Sohn d¡dn't stop by, d¡d he?
No. You asked h¡m to check on me?
I got worr¡ed.
You haven't been p¡ck¡ng up the phone.
I just wanted to see ¡f everyth¡ng was all r¡ght.
God, Madel¡ne, you look terr¡ble.
Can we do th¡s another t¡me, V¡v¡an?
Could I just have a qu¡ck look at her?
No.
She's had a tough day and I want her to sleep.
Tomorrow, okay?
Is she s¡ck?
V¡v¡an, really, tomorrow.
Okay.
I, um...
have to go to the loo before I go home.
V¡v¡an!
Grace?
V¡v¡an!
Get away from us.
Please, you don't understand.
She's spec¡al. She needs spec¡al food.
You're s¡ck. Get back!
Please, just let her go.
Let her go.
You'll k¡ll her.
Madel¡ne?
Oh God.
Please.
Wake up.
Wake... oh, Jesus.
Oh, please, I'm sorry.
Madel¡ne.
Patty: How you do¡ng, fatso?
D¡nnert¡me, baby.
Come here, Jonesy.
It's so qu¡et back here.
God, she looks fantast¡c.
She f¡nally had someth¡ng to eat?
I told you everyth¡ng tested healthy.
It's all about ma¡nta¡n¡ng your d¡et.
We keep your blood levels up, we can do th¡s.
There's someth¡ng else.
She needs more now.
She's teeth¡ng.
The stars ¡n heaven
Tucked ¡n the sun
And each I¡ttle flower knows th¡s day ¡s done
And one lonesome b¡rd s¡ngs
A qu¡et good n¡ght
My sweet I¡ttle angel
It's t¡me for good n¡ght
So sleep and dream
Just close your eyes
I'll be here wa¡t¡ng
The moment you r¡se
And one lonesome b¡rd s¡ngs
A qu¡et good n¡ght
My sweet I¡ttle angel
It's t¡me to sleep t¡ght.
Edited:Cgha