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Addison says they didn't want to make a big deal. Amelia then notices Addison's engagement ring.

Private practice im fine how to#

Sheldon says he knows how to care of himself. Jake asks if that's Sam pressuring him to stay healthy. He lies and says he joined a gym to get some exercise. Sheldon enters the kitchen and Amelia asks if he slept through his alarm. She says that is because she has breast cancer. He says the woman's lucky to get to wear pants. Sheldon sits down and picks up a magazine. The woman from the vending machine is there as well. Sheldon enters the waiting room, wearing the patient gown. The shrink asks if there's anything else he'd like to not talk about, besides Laura and the cancer. Sheldon doesn't want to talk about Laura. The shrink says not everyone has the strength of character to go through that with someone. Sheldon says she's gone, as cancer didn't fit into her plans.

There's the prostatectomy, there's active surveillance, and there's radiation, five days a week for eight weeks. But they don't have his incredible optimism and sunny disposition, Sheldon says. The shrink says most people would consider cancer an issue. Sheldon claims he doesn't have any issues. Diana, the shrink, says Nick knows what Sheldon thought, so the shrink says the only thing he can do is use this session to figure out how his own issues got in the way. Since Nick has been avoiding him, he clearly doesn't. Sheldon says it's his responsibility to help his patient, but the shrink says only if he wants his help. His fascination with this subject is bordering on the obsessive. Sheldon is seeing a therapist, who tells him it's been five weeks. She thanks him for the chocolate and says it's one of the few things she can still hold down. He then inserts now money and explains he's having a bad night, and that cheering someone else up cheers him up too. He knocks on the vending machine, but the candy bar doesn't move. He asks if he can help, but she says no and tells him to get back to whatever the tuxedo was for now that his patient is stabilized and discharged.Ī woman has some problems at the vending machine and Sheldon offers her to help out. Sheldon comes over and asks if there's any updates on the girl. He walks off.Ĭharlotte finishes talking to a security guard. He sarcastically apologizes because his cancer ruined her vacation. She replies that these weekends were supposed to be a getaway from real life, nothing more. He understands that this bit reality ruins their getaway. Laura says that's not what this is anymore. He only asked her to pack up and join him poolside. Her practice is in New York and she doesn't know if she can pack up and help him through this. regardless of what he decides to do so they can check out those five star hotels, but she says she can't come to L.A.

He says he hasn't decided and that he said they should've just kept dancing. He says the biopsy was positive and it hasn't metastasized. They leave the dance floor and she asks about the prognosis. He then confesses he has prostate cancer.

She asks why not, but he says to keep dancing. She suggests they go to Buenos Aires for their next trip to learn how to tango, but he says he probably won't be travelling for a while. He jokes he's been watching Dancing with the Stars for pointers.

She wonders where he got to be so graceful. Sheldon is dancing with his ex-wife at a gala. A man tells him over the intercom that it's just one more minute. Meanwhile, he becomes increasingly suspicious about his patient Nick's involvement in Sarah's disappearance. During a dark moment in his life, Sheldon finds happiness with a new woman.