:07:01
No!
:07:41
I don't believe this.
:07:43
Yeah, well,
antibiotics willstop it.
:07:48
But those red marks
mean serious infection, don't they?
:07:54
How can a baby's fii ngernail
do so much damage?
:07:58
Who knows? I had a client who got
athlete's foot in the Caribbean.
:08:02
She almost lost her leg.
:08:04
-Yeah, Lou, but this...
-Karen, I'm a doctor.
:08:07
I've seen every conceivable type
ofinfection, believe me.
:08:10
On a scale ofone to ten,
this is a big two.
:08:15
The good news is,
you gotyour baby!
:08:17
-Yeah.
-No more testing. Isn't that a relief?
:08:20
-Just my annual PAP smear.
-That's right.
:08:23
I just don't get it.
Gene and I have been tested.
:08:25
We're both okay. I should've
been pregnant a dozen times by now.
:08:28
Karen, that happens to lots ofcouples.
Three times a day.
:08:33
-Thankyou.
-WhatmadeyouandGene decide
on thename "Delia"?
:08:37
-It's a pretty name, isn't it?
-Beautiful.
:08:40
It means "always visible" in Greek.
:08:42
Besides, IhadanAuntDelia...
:08:45
who was the fiirst woman
in ourhometown torun foroffiice.
:08:48
Thought it might be
a good-luck name as well.
:08:51
-Oh, yeah? Grooming her for offiice?
-It's a family tradition.