1:07:06
This is no sore muscle.
1:07:07
Of course it is.
1:07:10
Okay, you might be right.
Just this once.
1:07:13
Just stay still.
1:07:20
Mr. Roberts, your wife has cancer.
1:07:26
Mr. Roberts?
1:07:29
Go on, I'm listening.
1:07:31
The tumor started in the Pancreas.
1:07:34
That's probably why it went
undetected until now.
1:07:38
I'm afraid the cancer has spread.
1:07:42
So are we talking surgery, radiation?
1:07:46
I'm afraid surgery is out of the question.
1:07:48
We can try aggressive chemotherapy,
if you wish, but...
1:07:51
Let's do it. Let's get started.
1:07:53
I need to be perfectly
honest with you.
1:07:55
Chemotherapy is rarely effective
in a case like this.
1:07:58
Even if your wife responds
favorably to the treatment...
1:08:02
...the best we could hope for
is to shrink the tumor...
1:08:04
...slightly prolonging
what little time she has left.
1:08:09
Time she has left?
1:08:12
Mr. Roberts, your wife is dying.
1:08:17
I'm truly sorry.
1:08:19
It's out of our hands.
There's nothing we can do.
1:08:25
How are you?
1:08:27
I hope I look better than you do.
1:08:32
I hate to break this to you,
but I have severe halitosis...
1:08:38
...and a really nasty case of
terminal cancer.
1:08:42
There. I said it.
1:08:45
There are treatments.
1:08:48
- I've talked to the doctors.
- Doctors don't know everything.
1:08:51
People beat this thing all the time.
1:08:54
Hey.
1:08:57
I will give you a blessing and
God will do the rest. You'll see.