Greys Anatomy
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Mental health is on theGreys Anatomydocket today, folks; more specifically, taking care of it.
No one is immune!
Leading the charge on putting mental health at the forefront is our fearless residency director Miranda Bailey.
On one hand, this is nice she is well aware that doctors can easily flame out.
All Im saying is, this is not theGreysof yesteryear.
Is that good or bad?
As is tradition, we get a whole slew of story lines about dealing with mental health.
You know who is suffering a bit these days?
The whole situation seems complicated!
In the greatGreysPantheon of people dating their subordinates, has it ever once gone well?
I like Mika and Helm together, but lets be realistic here.
When they take a closer look at Mr. Jimenezs lungs, however, they find a mass.
Even worse: His CT scan shows mets all over his body.
Its cancer, and its bad.
Throughout all of his testing, Mika finds herself deeply empathetic toward his situation.
He spent the past year trying to tell people something was wrong, but was ignored.
Do you think she forgot she did that?
Honestly, theres a 50/50 shot.
Helm tries to talk to her, but all Mika wants is to be left alone.
That is not a great long-term strategy, but well see how it shakes out.
Lucas, meanwhile, is on the opposite end of things.
Dorian has been in ICU for weeks and it is wearing on him.
He refuses to let anyone touch him.
Webber wants Lucas to keep trying to get through to Dorian.
That was a top-tier patient story right there!
Like Lexie and Ceviche, Lucas bonds with Dorian.
I guess the lesson here is Listen to your parents or you will get into a life-threatening accident.
Hear that, youths?!
It also gives Dorian some perspective on his situation.
It turns out the real lesson here is Stop pushing away the people who care about you.
Unfortunately for him, when he arrives, he finds Kwan moving into his room.
Thats right hes been replaced!
Although I feel for Lucas, its actually a very cute set of circumstances that leads to this predicament.
Bailey overhears them and sends them both home for the day; a true power move.
By the end, they are legitimate friends and we love that.
As Jules points out, It pays to be rich.
Monica Beltran seamlessly fits intoGreys, but Id love a little backstory on her at this point.
Frankly, I love that for these two.
Could Links label for Scouts tablet be larger?
