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Technically it's called...
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a congenital longitudinal
deficiency of the radius or "club hand."
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Now what that means is... he's missing
one of the two bones in his forearm.
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- This one, right here
- Okay.
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It's nothing you did.
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It's not because you had a glass of wine
in the second month.
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It's just something
that happens...
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in one out of about
every 300,000 births.
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- It's also not genetic.
- Thank God.
1:07:33
- Now, he's gonna need some operations.
- [Gasps]
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- How many?
- As many as it takes to make it right.
1:07:39
Look, what I like to say is he's gonna
do better than you expect...
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and maybe not as good
as you'd hoped.
1:07:46
- What exactly are you saying?
Will he be able to tie shoes?
- Yes.
1:07:50
- Will he be able to throw a ball?
- Yes. Maybe not a killer curve ball.
1:07:55
Long-sleeve shirts are gonna be
a little tougher to buy.
Now...[Clears Throat]
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There are internal complications
associated with this that
we're gonna watch out for.
1:08:04
- Like what?
- Heart problems.
1:08:07
- Lung problems. Kidneys.
- Why?
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Because what caused the defect
in the arm could affect
the major organs as they form.
1:08:15
Or, Angela, he could
just sail right through.
1:08:20
The bottom line is... we think
he's gonna be a regular kid.
1:08:29
[Car Approaching]
1:08:33
[Horn Honks]
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Keep him covered. Come on,
under the umbrella.
1:08:51
Come on,
you're home now.
1:08:54
Yes, you come right in here.
Oh, I gotta see him for a minute.