1:16:41
Ellen?
1:16:47
Mom's in the hospital.
1:16:49
The cancer has progressed
much more quickly than we had expected.
1:16:54
I'm sorry, but I think it's best
to stop the chemotherapy.
1:17:03
Uh, you know what? Um, I'm not
ready to stop the chemotherapy.
1:17:07
I'm afraid there's
no more we can do.
1:17:10
We alI need now to focus...
1:17:13
on helping her through
this next part.
1:17:15
I'm putting her on morphine.
1:17:17
You'lI need to give her
one tablet twice a day for the pain.
1:17:21
They shouldn't be chewed or crushed
because they might become toxic.
1:17:26
I am sorry.
I'll get you the prescription.
1:17:45
So, what do you think of the wheels?
1:17:48
Oh, they look wonderful.
1:17:50
- You like 'em?
- Oh, gosh, it's like
what we used to do...
1:17:52
- to the bikes when you were kids.
- Uh-huh.
1:17:55
- You look beautiful.
- Oh, Brian.
1:17:57
You do.
1:17:59
- No coat?
- No, I don't need one.
I'm layered, honey.