Grey's Anatomy

When a patient is dying on the table,

the surgeon has to keep going, no matter what.

4-0 Prolene.

When we have to pee, we hold it.

When we're heartbroken, we ignore it.

Helm, hang another unit.

We're out of blood.

When we're having a miscarriage

and our husband just has been shoot t...

well, you remember.

You promised me, Dr. Grey.

The heart, Helm, where's the heart?

She doesn't know.

Get me the crash cart! Charge to 200!

The hope that we can fix this patient

- is what keeps us going through - Clear!

The worst moments of our lives.

Clear!

If you're not gonna leave,

at least be quiet so I can sleep.

Sorry.

I had a bad dream.

How long are you planning on doing this for?

Until you talk to me.

Whoa. Whoa, what's...

Shh. We fell asleep.

So?

So we've never done that. We've never even discussed it.

Discussed falling asleep?

Well, you can't leave now.

Not until I make sure the kids are gone.

They just found out about Mer and DeLuca.

I'm not gonna spring someone else on them.

But I have to pee.

Well, you shoulda gone before falling asleep.

Hey.

How you feeling?

Mm.

I think I'm, um... What's the word?

Rested?

Mm-hmm.

You know you can say it.

You can say, - "Jackson, this camping is..."

Is not hell.

I'll take that.

Ow. Ow. Ow.

- What is it? - Mnh.

What is that, root or rock?

Uh, unclear.

Yeah, right. I can fix that.

Can I have some more juice?

Sure.

Ugh.

- Schmitt. - You have her? She's landed?

Okay, okay, okay.

Look, just call me the second you get in the car, please?

And... And be careful.

Don't... Don't break her and don't spill her.

"Don't spill her"?

Yeah. I found a blood donor for Gus.

She's the only match in the world.

She just came in from London,

so we got to move, Zola.

Uh, yeah. Let's, uh, eat up and get out.

How much longer is Mommy staying with Aunt Jo?

Till Mommy helps Aunt Jo feel better.

What's wrong with Aunt Jo?

Okay, Zola. Let's move.

Go have a shower. I got 'em.

Alex, if anyone can help, it's Meredith.

Go.

Dr. Macriola to Pediatrics.

Dr. Macriola to Pediatrics.

Hm? Ah.

Buenos días, Gabby.

Buenos días.

Hey. I thought we were friends.

Hey. Hey. Huh? Okay.

Oh, it's a war now, huh? Okay.

Dr. Boyle to Cardiology.

Dr. Boyle to Cardiology.

Hey, if I'd have known you were coming in,

I'd have waited to give you a ride.

I didn't know I was coming.

Is everything okay?

Foundation business.

Dr. Bailey.

Good morning, Dr. Webber.

Well, the jury's out on that.

What's going on in there?

Nothing good.

Picked a crib?

No, but I'm picturing one,

- and it won't go with that. - W... W...

Well, I just... I want her... her nursery to be perfect.

And perfection is the absence all material objects?

What? No, I'll know it when I see it.

And you're sure no one saw you?

No one saw me because no one was home.

I could have walked around naked.

I didn't.

Kari Donnelly, injected with stem cells 13 days ago

in hopes of restoring upper-body mobility.

She's been on vanc and Zosyn for the last week

for persistent pneumonia.

We performed a bronchoscopy to clear her lungs and her airways,

but I'd also like to do a CT

and just check to see what's going on.

She can't even cough.

I can't believe this.

How are we doing today, Kari?

Any pain or tingling in your arms, fingers?

Still nothing.

You said we'd know in two weeks.

I-I-Is it the pneumonia?

Is that why the stem cells aren't working?

There's still time.

Toby is such a pessimist.

I blame their father. He's a real jerk.

Hopefully, you'll be able to flip him off soon.

Is the blood donor here?

Well, she flew in from London. Her plane has landed.

Oh, thank God.

We had a terrible night. Gus can't sleep.

He won't build his LEGOs.

I should get an update any...

Oh, hang on.

Here it is. Go, Schmitt.

We are almost on the ground.

Wait. You said they'd landed.

Sorry, I meant... I meant she.

She is almost on the ground.

- Oh. - She's just really scared.

Good, good, Frances. Four more steps.

Her agoraphobia is way worse than we thought.

I mean, s-s-she seems like she's afraid of the air.

Oh, dear, dear, dear.

I can't do this.

Yes, you can. I've got you, Frances.

Okay, hold on. Hold on.

Mm, yes!

- See? - You're perfectly all right.

We're good. Eagle has landed.

Sir, wait right there.

- Uh, wait, wait. - Dr. Safavi.

Something's happening.

What do you mean?

Uh, is... is there a problem?

It appears there's a question about my visa.

Come with us, please.

Oh, I... But he... No, I'm so... I'm sorry.

You can't... He's...

It will be all right, Frances! Keep breathing!

Uh, customs is taking her therapist.

Wait, Schmitt, listen to me.

You need to get Frances here now.

Ms. Pinfield, - this is no cause for alarm.

Why don't we just go... I should like to go home now.

- I have to go home. - Wait.

W-W-Wait. Uh...

Schmitt.

Oh, she's back on the plane! I got to go!

Schmitt?!

What is it? What's wrong?

The donor's still on the plane.

She's really scared.

There's some kind of mix-up with her therapist and customs.

But we'll figure it out.

We're... We're just gonna have to

wait a little bit longer, okay?

That's all anyone's been saying to us for weeks...

is to wait, and wait some more.

And wait and wait and wait!

Look at my son!

He's getting sicker and sicker

while we just sit here doing what we're told.

He's dying!

And she won't get off the plane?!

Whoa.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

It's okay.

I kinda want to smash one, too.

I've got it, baby.

Whoa.

Oh, babe.

Are you okay?

Ye... No!

I don't think so.

Okay. Stay still.

***

*** fall and landed extremely hard on his...

It was my ass!

Can you even break your ass? Does that happen?

Sadly, yes.

- Is this the broken coccyx? - I paged Link.

You paged ortho.

Forget about me. Just get that donor for my son.

Please.

- What donor? - What happened?

The golden donor landed, but she's agoraphobic,