Grey's Anatomy

Meredith: When I was 5, my mom lost me in a park.

I don't remember much,

except that one minute, I was riding the carousel

and the next... she was gone.

I don't remember how I found her.

I don't remember how I got home.

Are you okay?

All I remember is what happened next.

She told me not to worry.

She told me everything would be fine.

You might have saved your mother's life.

Ellis: Don't put that on me. Stop it!

Don't touch me!

She told me it was time to play the quiet game,

so I knew I wasn't supposed to ask any questions...

Woman: Would you like to see her?

No. No. Absolutely not. No.

Or else, I might have told her...

I forgot my doll.

I loved that doll so much.

It killed me to leave it behind.

Funny, isn't it, the way memory works...

The things you can't quite remember

and the things you can never forget?

You really should get your locks changed.

What are you doing here?

I need to talk to Alex.

Wilson, get out of the bed.

I can't get in the bed with you in there.

You can't kick me out of bed.

It's my house. No, it's my house.

Then you kick her out. I'm not wearing any...

I don't care about your boobs, Wilson. Out.

Oh, my god.

I guess I'll go make us some coffee since I'm up.

Coffee would be great.

Alex: This is not our thing now, okay?

You can't just start showing up at all hours and...

I mean, this is not what we do.

I told Derek I am not moving to D.C.

The children and I are staying here.

All right, the miracle is over.

The miracle is not over.

We're not a miracle. Shut up.

You can't break into my house and wake me up to talk

and then tell me to shut up!

Okay.

So, here's what happened...

Last night, I found out I have a daughter.

Or at least, I think she's my daughter.

All these years, I...

I had no idea,

and now she's here.

She doesn't know who I am,

and I can't talk about it to anyone.

So, I figure I'd wind up one of two places...

Either here...

Or in a bar, so I...

Anyway...

Here I am.

You're here early.

Yeah, an mvc came in last night after you left.

The driver had an open-book pelvis, so I stuck around.

You've been here all night? Medevac just called.

Hypotensive patient en route, possible multi-trauma.

All right, page Yang.

Pierce... page Pierce and grey

and ask them to meet me at the helipad.

Can you finish up here? Uh, sure, yeah.

He's dying inside.

Ah, he seems fine. Well, sure. He's a soldier.

He's stuffing everything down, but he needs a buddy.

You could be his buddy.

Nope.

Oh, come on!

How would you feel if I were the one who left?

You lying awake at night in your empty bed...

What kind of buddy are you asking me to be?

Should they be flying in this?!

No choice!

Hi!

What?!

I said, "hi!"

I'm Maggie! Pierce!

I know!

We haven't officially met!

Hello!

What?!

I said...

Are we safe up here?

Oh!

Just answered my own question.

Okay, let's get ready. We've got to be quick.

Okay, let's go!

Lost camper, extracted from the desert...

Scablands west of spokane.

Hikers found him, thought he was dead.

Let's get him out.

Be careful!

Okay.

This wind.

Aah! Oh!

Grab him, bring him back in!

We cannot unload him until this wind dies down.

Watch out!

What if... what... what if she runs off with our baby?

I mean, what if... what if she does drugs?

What... what if... what if she doesn't eat right?

W-What if she forgets her prenatals?

Last night, you were all for a surrogate.

What changed? No... nothing.

I just... I... I was brushing my teeth this morning,

I saw my scar in the mirror.

I was pregnant with Sofia when that accident happened. Me.

Even I couldn't protect our unborn child.

How can we put that kind of trust in someone we don't even know?

Sofia's fine. You know, it was a freak accident.

There's no reason to think that that's gonna happen...

Owen: Excuse me, out of the way, please.

Patient downstairs. We need more hands! Let's move!

Okay.

Get out of my way!

The best cases go to the fastest resident,

and I'm the fastest resident.

I'm caffeinated, and I've been up all night.

No more mister nice girl. It's every woman for themselves now.

Oh.

There!

I need a central line and an art line set up stat.

Dibs. Damn it.

And somebody needs to go help chief hunt.

The gurney just flew off of the helipad.

Dibs. Dibs.

You can't double-dibs. That's my dibs.

I can't tell which is better! One of you, get over here!

Wait! My dibs!

Bitch!

Man: Help! Help!

Woman: We're stuck! Over here!

Woman #2: Oh, my god!

Help us! Help us!

Somebody, please!

Oh, my god! Somebody, anyone! Somebody, please!

On three. One, two, three.

Maggie: This guy got lost in a desert.

I didn't even realize Washington state had a desert.

I'm from Boston. Mm.

Yeah, I heard, um, you lived there, too.

Yeah, my mom moved us there when I was a kid.

Ellis grey, right? That's your mom?

Yeah.

Stephanie: Oh! No, unh-unh. Sir, don't do that.

Don't do that.

Find them. Find them.

His pulse is through the roof.

Edwards, monitor his sats, and let's up his sedation.

Have to find them.

Who do you want us to find? My family.

Please find them. They're still out there.

My family, please. His b.P. Plummeted.

Get him a fluid bolus, and start 10 of dopamine.

His rhythm is erratic. Repeat EKG, stat.

Just hang in there. We're gonna get you out of there.

This door's jammed!

It really hurts. Is that normal?

Monica: Nothing about this is normal!

Dave, is that you? I think that's Dave oldroyd in there.

What, you know him? Yeah.

Yeah, yeah. Stage 2 osteosarcoma patient.

He's due for his next round of chemo in like an hour.

Dave, what are you doing in there? Are you all right?

My head hurts when I move it.

All: Don't move your head!

All right, just hang in there, Dave.

Let me get a closer look. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!

Everything okay?

Yeah... no.

They're sitting in each others' laps with no pants.

Why aren't you wearing any pants?!

Well, I'll give you one little guess.

Okay, we're gonna need to get them both c-spined.

Who's gonna climb in there?

Not it. Bum leg.

Dibs.

I alerted the authorities

that the patient was traveling with family.

Edwards, can you imagine?

He must have been out there wandering around, lost,

looking for his family, day after day, all alone.

Dr. Grey.

Do you want me to page plastics to look at the foot?

Yeah. That thing's nasty.

Oh, god.

Hold on. Foot's gonna have to wait.

He's got perinephric fluid buildup.

We got to get him up to C.T. right now.

Good news! The tech is available,

so I'd like to get that echo done now...

Prep an O.R. and get a new chem 7

because his potassium's been all over the place.