Chicago Med
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Charles: This patient, you didn't happen to run across him at the safe injection site, did you?
Will: I know you think this is a bad idea, but we're doing a lot of good.
Charles: It's illegal, bud. You won't do anyone any good if you lose your license or go to jail.
The time that it took Tommy to die from the lack of oxygen to his brain is why safe injection sites like the one Dr. Halstead is proposing are so important. Because if he hadn't been alone, Tommy might still be alive.
Charles
Natalie: So that's it? We're just gonna leave Gwen's husband in the dark?
Sharon: Gwen is afraid that he'll use it against her in the custody battle.
Natalie: If someone was trying to take Owen from me, I don't know what I would do. But Devon's father has the right to know what happened.
Sharon: I agree. Devon's father should know the truth. But that truth has to come from Gwen.
Maggie: Great news about you and Ethan.
April: Thanks. All I want is to marry Ethan and forget this ever happened.
This can't be my Sam. Are you sure?
Mrs. Abrams
Marcel: I assume from the size of that rock, you didn't tell Ethan.
April: I didn't, and I'd appreciate it if you didn't mention it again.
Maggie: The manifest says the victim's name is Samuel Abrams. What?
Choi: It's just our head of neurosurgery is named Sam Abrams, but there's got to be a million Sam Abramses, right?
Will: I'm going before the board to propose a safe injection site.
Maggie: Safe injection of what?
Jesse: Why was that doctor putting that thing in my mom's throat?
Natalie: To help her breathe.
Jesse: It's cause of that stuff she takes, isn't it?
Natalie: Have you ever heard of a bad habit? I used to bite my nails all the time. That was a bad habit. And sometimes a bad habit can be really hard to stop.
Jesse: My mom has a bad habit, doesn't she, and that's why I have to stay here tonight.
Natalie: It's a little more complicated than that.
Jesse: I don't want to stay here. I know how to take care of her. Look. [He opens his backpack.]
Natalie: You have Narcan in your backpack?
Jesse: My mom gave it to me in case she needs it.
Natalie: And you know how to use it?
Jesse: Uh huh. If I ever can't wake my mom, I tilt her head back and I squirt one of these in her nose. I've done it twice before.
Natalie: You have?
Jesse: I told you. I know how to take care of her. Please don't take her away from me.
April: You may be okay with leaving people in the dark, but you can't assume that I am.
Marcel: Is this about the patient or about Ethan?
April: Ethan? What? I just wanted Alex to know he has options.
Marcel: Alex has no options. This surgery gets riskier every second we wait. If we end up rushing this man into the OR cause he's in shock, that's on you.
It's my fault she's addicted. I have to make this right.
Will
Marcel: Let's get him in for a diagnostic laparoscopy and see if we can find out what's bleeding and how bad.
Noah: Can't we just wait and see?
Marcel: And leave him open to needing more surgery? I don't think so.
April: So you're not going to lay out his options?
Marcel: You saw how he was in there. He's scared of going under. If we give him an out, he'll take it. This is what he needs.
April: You don't know what he needs. This is surgery to see if he needs surgery.
Marcel: I appreciate your input, Nurse Sexton, but I'm the surgeon and this is the play.
