Grey's Anatomy

In the last decade, researchers have discovered

that humans have at least six senses.

This new sense is called proprioception.

It refers to how your brain understands

where your body is in space.

The mind, body connection to people...

Hey. Uh, so what do we got?

Um, Dr. Wilson?

Yeah?

...and to your environment.

Mmm. Bye, baby, I'll see you tonight for dinner.

- Mmm. - What, no breakfast?

Oh, honey, I'm having breakfast with Helen Anderson

at the Medical Accreditation Council.

I gotta try to save - your residency program. - Mm.

The Grey-Sloan follow-up is not for a few weeks,

and you know I'm not above calling in a favor.

Good luck with that.

Don't want that.

Ah.

Mm, voilà.

And this, baby girl, is the operating floor.

One of my favorite places.

Happy place!

Yes, my happy place!

Let's see what's going on in OR 1.

I did my first surgery in there.

And Ben did his at --

no, no, no.

Oh, no, no.

Morning, Chief. Who is our new intern?

Hi, my name is Pru.

Hi, Pru. I'm Maggie. It's so nice to meet you.

No, oh, no, have you all seen this board?

Cancelled, postponed, incomplete staff.

No, oh -- okay, you know what?

I took a few days off, found my joy again,

brought my joy to work, was gonna carry my joy all day,

but now I have to leave my joy at daycare

because clearly nothing was done in my absence!

Saving this program is a "we" problem,

not a "me" problem.

So we need to fix this.

Remind everyone why Grey-Sloan is the premier place to work.

And then get me a list of people

whose names belong on this board.

Well?

Uh, uh, I'm sorry? Just us or --

No, everyone!

Spread the word. Go. Save the program.

- Save lives. Educate! - Alright, here we go.

And if you need me,

I'll be in the ninth floor conference room

because my office has a smell.

That does not bring me joy.

See that, baby girl?

That is reclaiming your power.

Feels like my first day of school.

Yeah, and you've already been called

to the principal's office.

Yeah, seriously. Why am I so nervous?

Because Bailey likes it that way.

She thrives on terrifying people.

So you're still mad about what she said?

She hasn't apologized to me,

which means that she's still mad.

Which means that I'm still mad.

Well, then, this meeting's gonna go great.

Oh, hey, Dr. Webber. It's nice to...

Dr. Webber? This is Nick Marsh.

He's going to be here for a couple of months.

It's nice to finally meet you, Dr. Webber.

Uh-huh.

Here.

What was that about?

There used to be snacks in here.

Richard.

Richard.

Huh?

Are you okay?

When'd you get here?

Come with me.

Come with me, please.

So yesterday we asked Leo

if he wanted us to tell Ms. Patty --

she runs the daycare -- that he was a girl.

And?

And he asked for a string cheese.

Well, I mean, but --

but he nodded before he asked for the cheese.

You said that we could consider disclosing

what's going on to other people if we see signs.

Persistent, consistent, and insistent signs.

Mm. The only insistent thing is the request for snacks, so...

And that's okay.

Let Leo be gender creative right now.

He doesn't need to change his pronoun

or his name or his clothes.

Well, uh, if we're not doing that,

then -- then what are we doing?

Supporting and affirming.

You're following Leo's lead.

Which may be one thing today,

but it might be something completely different tomorrow.

It's hard to know.

What is it?

It's just Teddy loves ambiguity, so...

Take her to trauma one. Thank you.

Bailey's got you covering the pit, too?

Apparently she thinks I'm an actual machine.

I haven't seen you in days.

I know. What are you up to tonight?

I'm hanging out with Todd.

Oh, can you watch Luna tonight?

- I meant to text you. - Seriously?

It's just that you know her bedtime routine,

and a new sitter would have to learn --

Did you page me for this?

No. Bed four.

Patient came in with abdominal pain and vomiting.

The wife says he's your patient.

Dr. Lincoln.

Oh, hey.

Simon Clark, 38,

status post synovial sarcoma resection four years ago,

has been undergoing chemo-radiation

for recurrent lung mets.

I got this one, Helm.

Thought I told you to take it easy.

Mm, so no 5k next month?

This morning I found him in the nursery

barely able to breathe.

He's nauseous, can't eat.

I think it's his chemo, but he was adamant

about trying to finish putting together the crib.

Would you let your mother-in-law build your kid's crib?

I'm supposed to build the crib.

It's your job to stay alive, Simon.

That's your job.

Okay, we'll get you some scans, we'll see what's going on,

and we'll make you comfortable while we admit you.

And no one will build any more furniture.

Deal?

Deal.

Deal.

Any heart palpitations or night sweats?

- Night sweats. - Open your eye.

You've been having night sweats?

Oh, no, no. Just, uh -- it just makes a funny sound.

Night s-s-s-s-sweats.

Ni-i-ght swe-e-e-e-e-ats.

Okay, when's the last time

you had a heavy metal screening?

Mm, heavy metal.

Thank you, Detroit!

I need you to be very honest - with me right now. - Okay.

I know you're under - an immense amount of pressure. - Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

Have you started drinking again?

Nah. Not in ten years.

Uh, the only thing I had to drink today

was some, uh... some juice.

Though it did have a bit of a kick.

You know, Catherine's been buying this, um, boota stuff.

Kamtucha. Komrumba -- Now that's a funny sound.

Kombucha?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Uh-huh.

Kombucha has alcohol content.

No.

It does.

No, no. No, no, no, no, no.

Richard. This is not Kombucha.

It's cannabis.

It's what now?

You're stoned.

Now, that is really very not at all f-funny.

- What am I looking at? - Margot Talbert, 37,

complains of throbbing abdominal pain

that radiates to the back.

Aah! I feel like someone is inside me

and trying to claw her way out.

Okay, ma'am, when did the pain start?

Uh, this morning. Woke up, took one sip of coffee.

And boom -- doubled over. Agonizing pain.

She's nauseous, sweaty, dizzy, and...

Wow. Yeah.

Alright, well, we'll order a CT scan, get some labs.

Can you take some deep breaths for me?

Is there anyone you want us to call?

No. No one.

Okay. Well, we will see you upstairs soon.

You left early this morning.

Yeah, I went for a jog.

I had breakfast with your brother.

I did not know that he had majored in anthropology.

Wendell didn't go to college, Maggie.

He just talks a good game.

I have rounds, I'll see you in CT.

Ohhh! I can't be stoned, Meredith.

I-I-I don't know if you know this, but...

I don't drink. Or do drugs.