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- "Oh no" what?
- My pills, my pills!

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Okay.
Well, let me help you.

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- Oh!
- Viola!

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- Oh, no!
- Wait, Viola!

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Viola!
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Viola!
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Oh my God, Viola.
Oh my God!

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- Give her some room.
- Help!

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- Give her some air.
- My God, is she dead?

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- No!
- Get her some help.

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It couldn't be
that easy.

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She's had
an anxiety attack,

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which can feel like
a heart attack.

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She's gonna be okay.
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But she definitely needs
to take it easy. No stress.

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She said that you were
yelling at her,

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that you refused her gift
and said she couldn't plan our wedding.

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Tell me that's
not true.

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Well, technically...
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yes.
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But, hold on.
I didn't yell at her.

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And she just kept pushing
and pushing and pushing.

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And, okay, I admit it.
I snapped a little bit. But...

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What was I supposed to do?
She wouldn't take no for an answer.

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Come on, look, you know
what a hard time she's been having.

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- So she's a little difficult.
- Difficult?

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A two-year-old
is difficult.

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- She's like... ah!
- Come on, she's all alone.

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I'm all she's got...
we're all she's got.

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Come on.
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Excuse me.
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I'm Dr. Chamberlain,
the psychiatrist in residence.

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- Are you Mrs. Fields's son?
- Yes.

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- May we speak in private?
- Actually, this is my fiancée.

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We can talk.
Um, is she okay?

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Well, I just completed your mother's
interview and I'm concerned.

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It's possible that she's on the verge
of a psychotic break.

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I should probably see her
at least twice a week, minimum.

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Also, I prescribed her
some anti-anxiety medication.

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If she starts to feel
overwhelmed, they'll relax her.

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Does she live alone?
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Uh, yeah.
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Well, I feel
it would be best

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if she were cared for
by relatives...

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people that are closest
to her during this time.

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Just until we're confident
that she's out of danger.

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All right.
Well, thank you, Doctor.


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