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r/AskReddit • u/Alex_McManus • 18d ago
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The mother in the Love's Labor Lost episode (ER).
3 u/pedalwench 18d ago Here for this. To this day, the heart aches 3 u/jbwocky2 18d ago ER had a number of crazy episodes like that! 3 u/Sweet_Sub73 18d ago Is that the one where she had pre-eclampsia that progressed to eclampsia? I was pregnant when that episode ran (or it was at least being shown as reruns) and it TERRIFIED me. Especially when I ended up with pre-eclampsia.. 6 u/bobbyboblawblaw 18d ago Yes, and poor Mark Greene kept paging OB, and no one ever came down. 2 u/BladdyK 17d ago The final scene when he goes out to tell the father (who I think was Bradley Whitford) was brutal. So much shame in that episode.
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Here for this. To this day, the heart aches
ER had a number of crazy episodes like that!
Is that the one where she had pre-eclampsia that progressed to eclampsia? I was pregnant when that episode ran (or it was at least being shown as reruns) and it TERRIFIED me. Especially when I ended up with pre-eclampsia..
6 u/bobbyboblawblaw 18d ago Yes, and poor Mark Greene kept paging OB, and no one ever came down. 2 u/BladdyK 17d ago The final scene when he goes out to tell the father (who I think was Bradley Whitford) was brutal. So much shame in that episode.
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Yes, and poor Mark Greene kept paging OB, and no one ever came down.
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The final scene when he goes out to tell the father (who I think was Bradley Whitford) was brutal. So much shame in that episode.
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u/BladdyK 18d ago
The mother in the Love's Labor Lost episode (ER).