Kiss and Cry Page #2
- Year:
- 2017
- 95 min
- 2,093 Views
- Who has to sit out.
- During gym class?
- Well, at least.
- You have that now.
How does this even work?
Yeah, works just like that.
Ew.
- Hey, Nuggy.
- You okay?
What do you think?
My problem's with breathing.
He's a little busy,
Car.
Do I at least get a lollipop?
- Carley, please!
- What?
I always used to get
What do you say, Doc?
- You're gonna have.
- To schedule a follow-up.
For the results.
- How long does.
- That usually take?
Couple of days, usually.
Thank you.
See?
- And then things just.
- Kinda went back to normal.
- Well, normal for me.
- Homologous chromosomes.
First pair with each another
and then they segregate to...
Well thank you for
joining us, Ms. Allison.
I'm sorry.
I was skating over lunch.
Fascinating! When do you
find time to eat?
- Don't worry,
- I had a protein sh...
You're being sarcastic.
Mm-hm.
Great.
What are you doing?
I told you.
I'm in this class.
Oh, you're a stalker?
No, I'm not a stalker.
- I've literally been.
- n this class.
With you this whole time.
- I thought we were.
- Just messing around.
You're sitting in my seat,
so can you move?
Miss Allison?
- Is my teaching.
- nterrupting your argument?
I've literally been
sitting in this seat...
Okay, everybody, we can
thank Miss Allison
for the pop quiz
you're about to have.
Are you taking it correctly?
Yes, I'm taking it
as directed.
If taking properly,
problem is not medication.
It is skater.
For once, can you
just get off my back.
You know I have asthma.
Yuzuru Hanyu has asthma.
He also has gold medal.
What's your point, Shin?
Train harder, Carley.
Otherwise, the only way
you see Olympics is
when you watch
your friends on TV.
Ow!
The biology textbook.
Wow, this is so pretty.
Yeah.
Hold up.
What are you doing?
It's a surprise.
- Okay,
- I hate surprises.
- And most girls don't.
- Let guys blindfold them.
On a first date.
You don't trust me?
Nope! Not even a little bit.
I don't think you have much
of a choice, to be honest.
Oh. Okay.
Okay.
All right, watch your step.
- You okay?
- Yeah, yeah.
Okay. Whoa!
- All right, all right,
- all right.
I got you.
Keep 'em closed.
Keep 'em closed.
Open your eyes.
That was crazy!
Thank you.
That was so cool!
No problem.
Here you go.
- Thank you so much.
- Would I get one more?
- No worries.
- Thank you.
So what were you saying
about athletes again?
Look, I'm sorry.
- You know, I've.
So close to the sun.
Oh, yeah, and thanks for
setting my car alarm off.
That was super smooth.
- Definitely did.
- That on purpose.
- Oh yeah? - Yeah, I thought.
- t looked cool.
- Yeah, you know, running.
- Away like a little girl.
Real cool.
- It's a nice.
- Picture in my mind.
- You know, I call 'em.
- Like I see 'em.
Look, my ex-girlfriend
was on the volleyball team,
and she didn't really
have time for anything
so I guess that's
why I said that.
She was also cheating
on me with Tom Hopkins
- because he had a.
- Driver's license,
But I guess it made
me kind of bitter.
So athletics had
nothing to do with it?
No, I was just
angry and bitter.
So I hear
you're also a singer?
Sorry, I'm auditioning
for the Berklee.
College of Music.
It's in Boston.
Wow, elite skating,
singing.
- You know, you're.
- Starting to make the rest.
Of us look pretty lazy.
You okay?
Yeah, uh.
You need my help?
No, no.
I'll be right back.
- Oh, my God!
- Carley!
An athlete's heart rate
should only be
around 50 beats per minute.
When the paramedics
arrived to take mine,
it was around 110.
- That's like the beat of.
At a nightclub.
Which explains
why I was so thin.
I'm from the
Oncology department.
After the CT scan
was completed,
the radiology department
asked me to come down
and take a look at it.
I was clearly able to see
what was causing Carley's
breathing problems.
I have, uh, I have a spare
inhaler in here.
Mrs. Allison, I'm sorry,
but that won't be necessary.
It's not asthma.
More tests to run,
but we have a little...
In a few seconds, they're
gonna come in and hug me.
Riley and Sam are gonna be
holding in their tears.
My dad's gonna hold my hand
and tell me everything's
gonna be okay.
Hey.
My mom
will kiss my forehead.
It's gonna be
okay. Shh.
It's okay.
And I'm gonna nod
and know they're only
telling me half the truth.
The truth is...
on the right side
of my trachea.
I have cancer.
It's a malignant
melanoma in your trachea.
It's extremely rare.
in medical history.
You, young lady,
one in a billion.
Wow. Lucky me.
Well, you are lucky
because we can remove it.
Not today, because the tumor is
right up beside your thyroid.
So we have to use chemotherapy
to a size where we
can get around it.
In the meantime, you
need this tracheostomy
so you can breathe.
Hey Nuggy.
How you doing?
Good morning.
How you feeling?
Hi.
Hi.
I'll take that one.
Wow, that's big.
Hi.
- No toys allowed.
- It's okay.
- It's so cute.
- Oh, tell me about it.
Let's go.
Come on, come on.
- But I'm her sister.
- Let's go.
No toys in the ICU.
It's just for my sister!
It's small! Man.
It's okay, you
don't have to hide.
I'm not wearing make-up
either.
Can I see it?
Oh, come on, I'm going
see it eventually.
I bought you this
giant, cute Panda.
How are you?
You have amazing handwriting.
Oh, you want to talk
about embarrassed, huh?
- That night.
- We brought you in,
Your dad said he'd call
my parents to pick me up
because my phone had died.
But he forgot.
Not that I can blame him.
- I tried to take.
- The train home.
on the wrong train
and ended up in the
middle of nowhere.
- And all the trains.
- Stopped running,
- So I had to knock.
- On this lady's door.
To use her phone at,
like, two in the morning.
She got scared, called the
cops, and I got arrested.
All right, not quite, but that's
definitely what it looked
like when cops pulled up
- to my house.
- With me in the back.
Right when all of my neighbors
were leaving for work.
It's okay, Carley.
How about this?
I'll make you a deal.
You show me your trach tube,
- and I'll show you.
- The scar I got.
When I sat on a broken
bottle in the sixth grade.
It's pretty gnarly,
you're going to love it.
A few weeks later
I started chemo.
Carley Allison?
- Hi, Carrie,
- I'm Sophie.
- I'll be taking.
- Your blood today.
It's Carley.
Now, did anybody
take your temperature?
Nope.
Great.
- Nobody took.
- Your temperature.
- Open.
- Close.
- How many chemo.
- Treatments have you had?
One.
- Any nausea?
- Yes.
Diarrhea?
Not since taco night.
Funny.
Any vomiting?
Nope.
How is it?
What?
My temperature?
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