:52:01
I was hoping
to speak with you as well.
:52:04
It's Rachel, isn't it?
Yeah, about his situation.
:52:09
Sorry, what kind
of doctor did you say you were again?
:52:12
I'm a psychiatrist.
:52:14
Yeah. I spoke with a Dr...
:52:19
...Koji in Seattle. Aidan's doctor.
:52:22
Look, if we could
maybe talk later.
:52:24
Right. Dr Koji mentioned
that you dealt with some PPD
:52:29
when Aidan was born.
:52:32
Postpartum depression.
:52:33
That was the first month.
That's all.
:52:35
I understand. It's very common.
:52:38
I mean, a lot of women have trouble
adapting to the stresses of motherhood.
:52:42
What does this have to do with
what's going on with my son right now?
:52:46
Have you been
under stress lately?
:52:50
Have you ever found that you were...
:52:53
...unable to experience love for Aidan?
:52:56
- What?
- Have you hurt him,
:53:00
however unintentionally?
:53:02
Have you left him alone?
Abandoned him?
:53:04
I'd like to be with my son,
please, if you don't mind.
:53:10
Yeah, of course.
:53:14
I'm sorry, Rachel.
:53:19
Until we can talk further,
:53:20
I cannot let you be alone with him.
:53:25
I'm his mother.
:53:28
There are bruises on his body.
:53:31
He was hypothermic
and very near death.
:53:34
That is not because of me.
:53:41
He's gonna
be all right. He will.
:53:43
But you need to leave.
:53:46
Now, please.
:53:53
You can't have him,
Samara.
:53:57
You're going back
to where you came from.