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-Morning, Dr Haskey.

-Hiya.

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Morning. Any messages?

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-I haven't switched on the phones yet.

-No, I mean from yesterday.

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-Er, no.

-Al, can I have a quick word with you about Karen?

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Maybe at lunchtime. I'm really busy, sorry.

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I'll give you a lift, then, but hurry up or I'll be late for work.

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-Leave me alone!

-Darling, we agreed you'd give it a go today.

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-I don't feel well.

-Have you got PE? I'll write a note.

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I'm not going to school!

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Go in till lunchtime, see how you feel.

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Are you deaf?! I'm not going!

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That's it! There's nothing wrong with you! Now, get up!

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Good morning. How may I help you?

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I'd like to see Dr Carmichael, please.

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I'll be with you shortly, Mr Pattimore.

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I thought you were supposed to be off this morning?

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I'm taking a couple of hours.

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-Hermione's meeting me here.

-Lucky boy!

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Oh, hello, yes. Is Marie available, please?

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I'm a great friend of Mrs Tembe.

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Is that a personal call?

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Please, take a seat.

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Er, how may I help you?

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You're all right - I'm with Mr Grumpy.

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Hello? Oh, yes, hello, Marie!

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I'm sorry to bother you

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but I am in desperate need of a birthday cake.

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Yes, I'd be willing to pay extra - well, my useless partner is.

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Tomorrow. ..Yes, I know, I know!

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I'd be so grateful.

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Oh, you would?

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Oh, thank you, thank you so much!

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Well, he simply adores cats.

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You seem so unhappy - depressed, even.

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I don't know what's going on with you.

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-I'm not depressed.

-No?

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Anyway, I'm better now.

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You're not, though, darling. Look at you.

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Come on, boring old Mum might be able to help.

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Everything's fine.

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And your blood sugar is normal, which is excellent.

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Do you live near your brother, Mr Pattimore?

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Gerry! You sound like a judge.

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Joke! No, I'm up here helping him out for a while.

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I'm paying him to take care of me.

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And that needs to be done properly. That's why we're here.

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I see.

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I'd like comprehensive information on leg ulcers

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and my other conditions, and some diet sheets for my diabetes.

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Gerald needs to be fully informed about what the job entails.

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I think I can manage a bit of cooking and cleaning, Paul.

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I've done it for myself for the last few years.

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Only because your third wife divorced you.

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He's been married three times with two children from each marriage.

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What can I say? I've had a busy life.

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You've had more wives than you've had jobs -

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so not THAT busy, in fact.

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Tough times for painter-decorators, Paul. Everyone's doing their own.

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Don't suppose YOU want any painting done, Doc?

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-Sorry, no.

-You won't be sloping off on MY time, let me tell you.

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So, here is the information you asked for and there will be

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leaflets on hypertension and asthma in reception.

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Is there anything else that you wanted to know?

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Recommended fluid intake, how much I should keep my legs up, etc, etc.

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Normal fluid intake and put your feet up as much as possible.

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Are you listening, Gerald?

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This is for YOUR benefit.

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-I

-know all about my complex health issues.

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Thanks. Help me sleep.

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So, if that's all, gentlemen?

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What if he needs clarification, about my diabetes?

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Then, contact me and I will clarify. Don't worry, Mr Pattimore,

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I'm sure your brother can cope.

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Now, I do have other patients.

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It's been so horrible.

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What, darling? What's been horrible?

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You're not worried about being ill, are you?

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I shouldn't have made such a fuss, I didn't mean to frighten you.

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Dr Haskey was so reassuring yesterday.

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Would you like me to ring him again? He'll put your mind at rest.

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No, don't. It's not that.

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Oh, Mum, I wanted to tell you.

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I did. Honestly I did.

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I'm so sorry, Mum.

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I...

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I had an abortion.

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Stop! Why are you sweeping?

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It says "vacuum", not "sweep". Can't you read?

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Funny word, "vacuum". Why's it got two "U"s, do you think?

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-I knew this would happen.

-What are you doing? Phoning the dust police?

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PHONE RINGS Campus Surgery. How may I help you?

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'Mrs Tembe, this is Paul Pattimore.'

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I need the doctor to speak to my brother about allergy awareness.

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'One moment, please.'

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-She'll be seeing patients.

-This is important.

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Mr Pattimore. Something about allergies.

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He's such a fusspot. Tell him I'm busy.

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I AM busy!

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I'm sorry, Dr Carmichael is unavailable at the moment.

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-Please stress that it's urgent.

-'Mr Pattimore, are you unwell?'

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No, but I will if my asthma is triggered.

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-(He's fine.)

-I knew it!

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Tell him I'll speak to him if he's actually dying.

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Mr Pattimore, please call us if you need treatment. Good day.

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-DIALLING TONE

-Hello? This is crucial. Hello?

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Not THAT crucial, then.

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Why don't you put your feet up?

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I'll make you a cuppa before I go shopping.

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Today's lunch is cottage pie with garden peas.

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Don't disappoint me, Gerald.

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I have it at 12:30 on the dot.

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I knew we shouldn't have,

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but it seemed right, you know?

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And the condom split.

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I don't think Josh had it on right, anyway.

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Why didn't you tell me? You must have been worried sick.

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I was, but...

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-Sorry, Mum, I knew what you'd say... and

-I

-couldn't bring up the baby.

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Yes, but I...

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And if YOU took care of it, you'd have to give up work. But why?

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Mum, I know you hate abortions but...

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-I don't hate abortion!

-Yes, you do.

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You're always saying how hard you had to fight Dad to keep me.

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But I was older, married.

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We already had children. It was completely different.

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I don't hate abortion, Fliss, it just depends on the circumstances.

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Oh. Then, you can understand why I did it.

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You did this on your own?

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No, Dr Haskey took me,

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which was so nice of him,

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cos I didn't have enough pocket money for a taxi.

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Our Dr Haskey? From the Mill?

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Yes, he's been brilliant, Mum. Really brilliant.

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OK...which one?

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They're both very nice.

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But which one is more fun?

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-Right, we're leaving.

-OK, which one do you prefer?

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-That one.

-That one.

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Really?

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See you later.

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I prefer THIS one.

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I'm so sorry.

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I can't believe you had to go through this all on your own.

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-I knew you'd be cross.

-I'm not cross with you, darling,

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I'm sure you did what you thought was best.

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I tried to. I meant to.

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It seemed so obvious.

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But now, I can't help thinking.

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I can't stop thinking about...

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Oh, sweetheart. It's over now, OK? Everything is fine.

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You can relax now. Yes?

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Yes.

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# Flap, flap! #

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-OK?

-Yeah.

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Why don't I ask Pam to pop over for an hour or so?

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You're not going to work?

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I'll grab some files then I can work from home.

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-Can you ask Pam to bring over some of her shortbread?

-Course I can.

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HE WHISTLES

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Ah, I'd get rid of the soft toys - way too obvious.

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Aw, it's colourful, it's cute. Look at the little duck!

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OMG, you're broody! Ooh-ho! Jimmi Clay is broody!

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Sssh!

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Get real, though, there's no way

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you'd be able to cope with dirty nappies!

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I'd be terrified I left it on the bus,

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but you...

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My work gets pretty messy sometimes. I manage.

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But come on! Being a parent is full on.

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-You can't walk away at 6 o'clock.

-I know that.

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Course you do, sorry.

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I just know any child of mine would be certifiable!

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Not necessarily.

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If nature didn't mess the poor kid up,

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my brand of nurture certainly would!

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Hey, let's be daring!

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Cheesecake with...custard?

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-I'm buying.

-Oh!

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Your feast awaits.

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Cold.

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Do you know how much sugar and salt there are in these products?

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Yeah... It's very tasty.

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It says "home-made".

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Sorry, Paul, but I was on the coach at 6am

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and we went straight to the doctor's this morning so I needed a rest.

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Go on, try a mouthful.

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That muck will not pass my lips.

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I'll have a cheddar cheese sandwich now

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and you can make cottage pie for tea.

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I'll go shopping later, but let's not waste this.

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Cheese sandwich.

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And I'm not giving you a penny for that -

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perhaps that'll teach you a lesson. Nothing else will, it seems.

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Very nice!

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If I don't eat at 12:30 on the dot, my blood sugar drops

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and I risk having a hypoglycaemic attack.

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Gerald, sandwich!

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Right. I'm in need of a pint. You fancy a pint?

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I can't drink beer!

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I can. See you later.

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I'm already feeling light-headed.

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Pig-headed, you mean.

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Come back this instant!

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And that was 2007.

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You can't just... Sorry! You can't...

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Valerie, it's all right, it's fine.

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It's not fine.

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I'm in the middle of a consultation. But I will see you after.

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-OK?

-You'd better.

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I'll see you next week, Mr Saunders.

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Take a seat.

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I don't want a seat, I want an explanation.

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I'm afraid I'm bound by patient confidentiality.

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You helped my underage daughter have an abortion. She told me.

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So it's out in the open now.

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When a patient comes to see me, I advise on all their options.

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And did you explain her first option was to talk to ME?

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Of course I did. This was her choice, Mrs Henning, not mine.

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You stood in my house, you said she was fine.

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She is not fine!

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You were concerned about her health. She's not unwell.

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-I'm her mother...

-I'm sure you're a very good one.

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Then, why didn't you make her tell me?

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This was HER decision.

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It's my duty as her doctor to support that decision.

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Oh, Dr Carmichael. Just the person.

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-Mr Pattimore.

-Gerry.

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Actually I was just on my way out.

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I had a quick question for you.

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You did say if I had any questions...

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So I did.

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How long would it take someone - well, someone diabetic -

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to have a hypo if they stopped eating?

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Has your brother stopped eating?

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He wouldn't eat his lunch.

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-Right.

-Only, he said something about feeling dizzy.

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Dizzy?

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I hope he's OK.

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It's going to take me ages to get back there.

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-Can't you just ring him?

-I've tried. No answer.

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OK, I can drop you on the high street.

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Doc, you, er, wouldn't give him the once-over, would you?

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I examined him this morning!

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I know he's a pain, but none of our sisters will talk to him.

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He's been on his own too long, that's the trouble.

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I'm supposed to be helping him get better, not making him worse.

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OK. But we will have to hurry up.

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Cheers. I wish you were my doctor.

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SHE GROANS

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This whole thing happened right under my nose -

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I didn't have a single clue! Do you know how that feels?

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Teenagers are good at secrets.

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Fliss isn't. Fliss tells me everything, she always has.

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-Really? Everything?

-What do you mean by that?!

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Look, Mrs Henning, perhaps we should speak when...

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Oh, I see. She didn't tell me she'd had sex - that's what you mean.

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When children grow up, it can be really hard to let go.

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Excuse me?

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Bottom line - she didn't want you to know, Mrs Henning.

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Because she thought I'd stop her? That's ridiculous!

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-Is it? So you're not against abortion?

-No, I'm not!

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Um, OK.

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Perhaps this would be a good point for me

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to explain the Fraser guidelines...

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I know all about the Fraser guidelines, thank you.

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I've been on the phone to Social Services while you kept me waiting.

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Paul?

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You all right?

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Oh, my word! In here, Doctor! Paul, can you hear me?

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I'm so sorry.

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Shall I call an ambulance?

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No, no. I'm OK.

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I'll get him a biscuit.

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Please don't move, Mr Pattimore. It's Dr Carmichael.

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I'm going to check you over.

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And you think Fliss is mature?

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She still takes her teddy to bed.

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And we both know how naive she is.

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-How so?

-Well, she didn't think twice about the condom splitting,

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otherwise she'd have taken the morning-after pill.

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Have you got children of your own? Teenagers?

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Two signatures were required, Mrs Henning - wasn't just mine.

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You're her GP. Your word is bound to count for more.

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But without experience of teenagers,

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how the hell can you judge maturity?!

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BP is fine, blood sugar normal, no broken bones.

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Thank goodness.

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How about a cup of tea, Gerry?

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Right-o.

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Thank you. It wasn't necessary.

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He overreacted.

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No, Mr Pattimore, it wasn't necessary.

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If he'd done things properly, everything would have been fine.

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Everything IS fine.

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-Although there is actually a medical term for what happened.

-Yes?

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It's called sulking.

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Not at all! I needed some home-made cottage pie.

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-He wouldn't make it.

-I'm a busy person, Mr Pattimore.

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I do not have time to be drawn into your silly games.

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It's not silly! I'm paying him to look after me!

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And isn't he trying to?

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Not up to your high standards, perhaps, but he is trying.

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-Isn't that enough?

-No, it isn't!

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Your brother obviously has a very different outlook on life to you,

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but he's not hurting anybody.

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He's hurting ME! I could have had a hypo.

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That was nothing like a hypo.

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He can never do as he's told. He never could.

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He wagged school, failed his exams -

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just like my useless sisters!

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Mr Pattimore...

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He comes grovelling to me for money

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and I'm kind enough to give him another chance -

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goodness knows why - and he can't even do THIS properly.

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No wonder he's penniless. He's an embarrassment!

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Drum roll, please.

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BABY STARTS SCREAMING AND CRYING

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Oh, crikey!

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Don't worry, she's OK.

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-My eardrums aren't!

-It's a family-friendly place, isn't it?

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We need ear defenders.

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Still think you want kids?

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I have serious medical conditions

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and I have to follow Dr Carmichael's advice to the letter, don't I?

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Yes, in a perfect world, but there has to be

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a bit of give and take, otherwise you'll just make yourself miserable.

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Well, I'm not miserable. This is how I live, how I've always been.

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-Miserable.

-Follow the rules and everything will be fine.

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He's a control freak - he always has been. Where's the joy, Paul?

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Joy?! There's every joy in doing things properly, Gerald.

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Still, what would you know? You've never followed a rule in your life.

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-Same as our sisters.

-I DID follow rules - at school. I did.

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I got prizes for my drawings and being good.

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So did Mary and Christine, even little Penny.

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Our dad burnt the lot.

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You've only yourselves to blame.

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Our father was a terrible man.

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Paul was the oldest. He never lifted one finger to stop him.

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-I was barely 13. What could

-I

-do?

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Dad battered our mum to within an inch of her life.

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But this fine man, this upright citizen kept shtoom.

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-Even put him to bed afterwards.

-Someone had to.

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No! Someone had to help Mum!

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We tried - me and the girls tried! But it cost us.

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None of our sisters have spoken a word to him since we buried our mum.

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I did my very best to support Fliss, Mrs Henning.

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She deserved to have someone with her, holding her hand,

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reassuring her. Don't you think?

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That was my little girl you took to the clinic.

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She must've been terrified going into that place.

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She seemed really calm.

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She can't have FELT calm, can she?

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But how the hell do you know?!

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You've no clue about her!

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What if something had happened? What if something had gone wrong?

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How would we have found out? Can you imagine?!

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You're just upsetting yourself now.

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What?! I should have been part of this.

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As should my husband.

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He's at a conference in Dubai, but he will go ballistic.

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He's a lawyer - did I mention that?

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You can expect to hear from us.

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His wives kicked him out - all of them.

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No-one wants him, the useless lump. Same as my sisters.

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I bet his kids are just the same.

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I can't believe I stuck up for him all these years!

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I told the girls he didn't realise how bad things were,

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he was too busy to notice, I said,

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otherwise he would have offered to help.

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Any decent person would.

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My kids mean everything to me.

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I give 'em every penny I've got - I always have.

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Why d'you think I'm here, taking all your crap again?

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You're obviously the wrong person for this job.

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It needs someone more stable.

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OK, this is silly.

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I'm phoning the Sundown Care Home.

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Sundown?! That's a bit pricey.

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It's only till my leg's better.

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They'll appreciate my hard-earned money.

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Yeah, you pay them, Paul. You pay them to care.

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Cos no-one else will. I'll get my bag.

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His choice!

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Anyway, I'm better off on my own.

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Always have been.

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Aren't you the teeniest bit lonely?

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Most of my older patients just tell me how important family is to them.

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You heard what he said - they hate me.

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He doesn't. Well, he didn't.

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Can't you just learn to compromise a little bit, Mr Pattimore?

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I know that you'd far rather stay in your own home.

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Perhaps.

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I'll sling me hook.

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Gerry, your brother has something to say to you.

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I'll phone the care home.

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Back home, then?

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Yeah. It's fine by me, Doc.

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Cos my lot down there - we fall out, make up, have a laugh.

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We look out for each other, always have.

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Good for you.

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Him? If he can't control things -

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well, everything down to the last detail -

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he can't cope. Sad, really.

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I suppose so.

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Can I give you a lift to the station?

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No, no, I've got things to do.

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Bye, then. Good luck.

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-Mrs Henning...

-All right, darling I'll be ten minutes. Bye.

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Look, I just wanted to say that...

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I'm glad Fliss told you.

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Reassurance is exactly what she needs right now.

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It's been a really stressful time.

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I know. I have to get back.

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Some quality TLC will make her right again, trust me on that.

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She can rest up then get back to her studies.

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And maybe when the dust has settled,

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you might want to have a proper talk to her about...contraception.

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I think you're going to find that time is a great healer.

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She hasn't cut her knee. She's had an abortion.

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Do you think this'll just go away?

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She cried - sobbed - in my arms!

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She will learn to deal with it.

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How the hell would YOU know?!

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That's right, I've sketched something. ..Yes, I'll hold.

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What do you think you're doing?!

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Come back with that! That's £200 worth of whisky!

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That's my entire Christmas stock!

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You're going to give me a heart attack!

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Hi, Marie, sorry...

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Actually I've just realised I'm being a complete control freak.

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You're the cake expert -

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I'll trust you to come up with something wonderful.

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Thanks. Bye.

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This cannot be right. What you did cannot be right.

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I simply advised her.

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This was Felicity's decision.

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But she wasn't mature enough to make it!

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And no way is she mature enough to cope with the doubts,

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the perfectly natural doubts that would come after something like this.

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I could refer her for counselling. Would you like me to do that?

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Suddenly you want my opinion. You didn't care what I thought last week.

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-That's not true.

-Abortion may have been the right choice, I don't know.

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But the way she decided... The way you guided her, or whatever it was,

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-completely behind my back...

-I gave medical advice.

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The way you drove her to appointments,

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talked to the clinic - none of that can be right!

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That's more than medical advice - especially to a 14-year-old!

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-It was a judgment call.

-A catastrophic judgment call

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that could haunt my daughter for the rest of her life!

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Come on, I think we're getting things a little out of proportion.

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Out of proportion?! Are you even listening?!

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Of course I'm listening.

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You won't get away with this. I'm not going to rest

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until you're struck off.

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I'm going to make damn sure you never, never do this again.

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She was adamant that she did not want her mother to know.

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She's in pieces.

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She wishes she hadn't got rid of the baby.

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She's going to regret it for the rest of her life -

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and I have to deal with that.

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You don't understand the nuances of a doctor-patient relationship.

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No? Well, now's the perfect opportunity for you to explain it.

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You didn't cross the line but you walked perilously close to it!

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